The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-19

parted this afternoon on an automo-
bile tour which will cover a period
of about two weeks. Their first OBJ
iective point is Fargo, N. ID.
Mrs. r. A. Sikkink and baby re-
turned to Waubay yesterday after a
pleasant visit with the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Dahl, residing on a
farm eighteen miles southeast.
Charles Borecky, who has been in
the city with his brother, A. M.
Borecky, for the past two months,
returned to Fonda, Ia, accompanied
by the latter's son, Kenneth.
Mrs. Gunder Nelson, who was en-
tertained by the Gunderson sisters OF
this city and by friends at Nunda,
returned today to her home at Dell
Rapids, going first to Sioux Falls.
Charles E. Keller, director OF the
Vienna concert band, wa in Madison
yesterday figuring with the chautau-
qua management on a date for the
appearance of his band at Lake Mad
ison.
Hugh Smith, of Pierre, member OF
the state tax commission, met today
with the board of county commits
| sioners to confer on county moneys
credits and other general tax mat
tiers.
For the past ten days Mr.. and Mrs
| Geo. Lee, residing a few miles SOUTH
of Madison, have been entertaining a:
| their guest, Miss Olive Kempster, OF
Sabula, la. The latter left for home
this forenoon.
B. M. J~orgensen, a prominent hote
man of Vienna, is in the city toda!
with his brother-in-law, Art Bundy
stopping with relatives. They are OIL
their way home by auto from. a triI
down in Iowa.
Prof. and Mrs. r.. III. Kendrick ant
son, Philip, also Miss Marie Faul
haber, made their departure this fore
noon for S%herburne, N. Y. The lat
ter goes on to Columbia universit.
for further teacher training.
Caspar Wysocki, who has beel
employed by Gedney & Murphy con
tract sewer work, left last evening
for Larrimore, N. D., where he wa
transferred to assist that firm in an
other engagement.
Mrs. Andy Gerup and daughter
Miss Caroline, were returning pas
sengers yesterday to Aberdeen. The,
spent a week with Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Brorby on the farm, twelv
miles northwest of this city.
Miss Hilda Dahl, the late guest o
her sister, Miss Nora Dahl, made he
departure last evening for Lake Pres
ton. The latter joins her there to
day. Miss Hilda is 500 to take
trip to Ottertail county, Mimi.
u Prof. l.. G. Anterior has latel
| purchased the T. ]. Lannon farm @
240 acres near Rutland. 1t is a we
improved place and Prof. Atherto
bought it for $165 per acre. TIL
3 purchase was made for an invest
: ment.
The chautauqua season closes tc
morrow, at which time the Swis
Nodlers will be the principal enter
tainers. Hon. Roscoe Simmons wi
; deliver the final address It 3 p. n
From the standpoint of attendant
and receipts the chautauqua has bee
a success.
Miss Mary Squires and Mrs. Jo
II pnnnau mazda THAR rafnrp 10 OF ax,.
ming from an eighteen day vacatio
and outing spent at Lake Manawh
near Council Bluffs, Ia. Miss Haz'
Stillson and Miss May McCue are sti
r at the lake and are not expected bac
before ten days,
Geo w. Baxter and family, of Wi
mar, Mimi, are in the city, guests
the formers sister and niece, Mr.
Hattie Borland and Mrs. Geo. v
e Roberts. Mr.. Baxter is travelling |
automobile and will spend sever,
a weeks calling on relatives and frient
e in this portion of the northwest.
A fair sized crowd gathered at Il
n Ruby theater today In hopes of hea
ing A. c. Townley elucidate No
d partisan league principles. A di
appointment was in store for ther
t. however, as Mr.. Townley failed to a
,e pear. In his stead a Mr.. Reynol'
spoke on Townley's favorite subjet
eel H. l.. Haskins and wife. of OIL
ham, spent the gerater part of Il
day in Madison. They report an a
tendance of over four thousand
the home coming celebration Civ
d there yesterday in honor of returns
.e soldiers. The airplane exhfbitit
came off as scheduled, in fact, Il
l. whole days program, consisting
many special features, was pr
nounced a real success.
Harvest is on. Rye and oats a
haiup emf Already man from 9th