The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-12
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posiceman about two months ago, has
just recently been sentenced to 90
years in the ~penitentiary.
Mrs. C. McKibbin departed late yes
terday for the Pacific coast country.
She will be gone for a couple of
months making visits with friends at
Portland, Ore, and other points ON
the slope.
Ernest Hanneman arrived yester-
day from Camp Dodge, La. He has
seen service in France with other
Lake county boys and returns to civil
life, possessing an honorable dis
charge from duty well done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hanson left
for Vienna yesterday afternoon to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. H%anson's
lately deceased grandmother. Mrs.
Paul Fremsted, whose death occurred
last Tuesday.
All men of the Brotherhood of the
First Baptist church are requested to
meet this evening at $3.50. Last reg
ular meeting till September. Devo-
tional half hour. Report of the Ma
ltional Brotherhood. Lantern talk
and feed. Come.-L. l.. Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hanson re-
ceived the sad intelligence yesterday
that their grandchild, the son of their
deceased daughter, Mrs. Henry Pin
ter, had passed away and that the
remains would be shipped to Mad
ison for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Callighan, Cen
ter street W., celebrated their tenth
wedding anniversary last Monday
evening. over a dozen friends and
neighbors assembled to make the oc-
casion a happy one. The ~two1comrse
supper was served from tin, plates,
thus observing an old custom.
Otto Bjornstad, who has been in
the city for several days calling on
his brothers and a sister, departed
yesterday afternoon for Glendale, ".
d., accompanied by his brother, Mar
tin, who is taking a short vacation.
The two will visit another brother al
the place mentioned.
Mrs. r. A. James is ON her way to
Minneapolis to join her father, who
goes to Rochester for an operation
Prof. and Mrs. James will hereafter
reside at Sioux Falls, where the for
mer has a position with McKinnon &
Allen in the Sioux Falls Nationa.
bank building.
Miss Mamie Watson passed through
Madison yesterday while on her way
from Washington Springs, where she
taught in the English department Of
the washington Springs junior col
lege, to her home at Vienna. Miss
Watson will take training at the sum
sin state university at Madison.
Mrs. Emma Brock and daughter
Miss Celestine, were in the city q
short time yesterday awaiting a train
to washington Springs, where the
former has another daughter teach.
ing in the high school. These peo-
pie, who are from Lincoln, Neb.
stated that weather conditions in the
vicinity of their home are about a.
they are here.
C. C. Cokley came in from Elan.
dreau yesterday to seek a location in
which to transact business. Owing Il
the scarcity of vacant buildings hi
was forced to return home unpro
yided for. He will be back late il
the week to make one more effort a
finding a place to house his bust
ness. 1t is too bad that people wish
ing to locate here must be turned
away for want of accommodations.
The ladies of the Madison Art stor,
were quite busy yesterday gettin.
located in the Ireland building on tn
west side of Egan avenue. Their ar
and needle supplies, their household
goods, as well, we're moved from tn,
building that had been occupied eve
since these people began business
here. This is only a temporary move
They will relocate just as % o a
suitable quarters r obtaina.ble.
The pre-holiday rush of orders Il
now pouring into the pop manufac
turing department of the Madison
creamery. The Fourth of July trad,
is being anticipated and those IL
charge of the carbonated drink bust
ness are running to full capacity
Just aafew days ago ninety-one cases
of pop. containing two dozen bottle:
each, we're filled in n day. A single
order for three, hundred cases has
been received.
John Gueffroy and wife were pas
sengers last evening for Elrod, where
they were met by their son, DR.. Her
man Gueffroy, who took them to
Frankfort for a visit. These people
reside at Salem, Ore, and OF late
have been doing considerable travel
ing, though well along in years. They
have just concluded a visit here with
their SON, George, and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Gueffroy will remain in the
north central group OF states all sum