The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-10

husband who is now at the Lutheran
Deaconness hospital.
Carl Peterson came up from Iowa
not long ago and will work the farm
vacated by Frank Wagner.
Miss Rebecca Ostrander went to
Ramona on an afternoon train to
spend a few days visiting relatives.
Rev. E. l.. Smith was in the city
Sunday attending the Sunday school
convention.
Charles Robeck went down to
Sioux Falls this forenoon to see his
son Ernest.
George Koch and Harry Killion ar
rived home from Camp Funston yes
terday. Both have received honor
able discharges from service.
Joseph LaBrec, who resided beside
Lake Herman, has moved to the A.
B. Fait farm, Mr.. Fait having gone
to Canton to live.
Miss Mary Kehrwald, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Carl Nelles,
returned this afternoon to her home
at Ramona.
A. E. Sluter is now located on the
farm formerly rented by Chas. Beck.
Mr.. Beck and family just moved to
Sioux Falls last week.
Mrs. L. Huebusch and children
were the over Sunday guests of the
Raschdorf family. They returned to
their home at Webster late today.
Frank Peck is moving today from
the property he recently sold to the
wv. H. Aldrich residence, which he
has rented.
Mrs. A. E. Locke and son were in
Madison Sunday calling on the for
mer's sister, Mrs. A. III. Osborn.
These people reside at Flandreau.
Mrs. j. Barger received word from
Minneapolis recently notifying her of
the serious illness of her mother.
She left for that city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Bredeson were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Lee. They return
eu lOudg W IHSlI IOllt neal hutidhu-
Miss Lola Faris, who was here to
attend the basket ball series and re-
main over Sunday with friends, re-
, turned to Flandreau this forenoon.
A. E. Nelson returned to DeSmet
| Saturday afternoon after a brief visit
with his brother-in-law, J.. Fauffle.
and family.
Editor C. H. A%insworth, of the
Winfred Dispatch and wife were in
the city yesterday attending the
county Sunday school convention.
d. Stout has gone with his family
to a farm west of Junius. Mr.. Stout
has been employed with the Madi-
son Implement company for some
time.
Lloyd McCreedy departed today
for Milwaukee to RESUME his work as
electrician. He arrived home from
Camp Dodge a week ago %honorably
discharged.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Hidenshield March 8. Charles
is so pleased with the event that he
is treating his friends with cigars to-
day.
Mrs. F.. A. Arms and daughter,
Miss Nellie, returned Saturday from
Rochester, Mimi, where the latter
underwent an operation at the ia
nous Mayo hospital some time ago.
Miss Irene Anderson and Miss Jen-
ME Anderson were passengers for
Dell Rapids today. They were in the
city over Sunday visiting Normal girl
friends.
Mrs. G.. B. Hughes, who has beer
in the city visiting with her sisters,
Mrs. l.. F. Mulvey and Miss Hertha
Robertson, for about three weeks, re-
turned Sunday to her home at Sioux
Falls.
DR.. H. X. Warren, president oil
Yankton college, delivered the prin-
a cipal address at the Sunday school
convention last evening. j. j. Hull
of Portland, Me-, spoke in the after
noon on adult Bible class work
u The case of Williams and Rumrill
came into Justice SOper's court at IL
> o'clock today, but the trial was sci
!. off until one week from tomorrow
This is a matter of alleged t%ranspor'
tation of liquor into dry territory.
Mrs. Henry Kerstein goes today tt
the farm her husband has rented
three and a half miles from Ramona
< The household goods are already
there and they will soon be comfort
ably settled.
Saturday was a busy day among
our merchants. The warm weather
brought many people to town te
trade. Among those from out of the