The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-01

II iVhoo thSiS uhll allCl tlS IOuIlls
Mrs. Joe Yeaman, of DeSmet, spent
Sunday here with her daughter, Miss
Ruth Yeaman, who is taking the
summer school work at the normal.
Miss Marie Peterson has again re-
sumed her work at the First National
bank after a vacation of two weeks
spent with her parents at Junction
,[City, Ore.
Not having been bid what he
thought his property was worth, Fred
Kerstein retains his lots and resi-
dence, put up al auction las Satur-
Iday.
Mrs. c. G. Anderson and sister,
Mrs. Butterfield, were in from How
ard yesterday. The latter, who re-
sides at Seattle, left last evening for
Naples.
Emma Boyer, whose home is in
Faribault, Mimi, has just concluded
a visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Krakowski and made her de-
parture for Wentworth.
Three sisters, Gladys, Milver and
Leona Kasch, made their departure
last evening for their home at RAJ
mona. They were the recent guests
of their grandmother, Mrs. c. F..
Kasch.
Rev. w. S. Argow and Rev. C. A.
Grulin made their return today from
Linton, N. D., where they had been
attending a German Baptist confer
ence that began n week ago today
and concluded last Sunday.
Charles and August Robeck, also
Robert Kerstein, were travellers out
OF the city yesterday, leaving for
Glendale, N. D., where the party will
inspect land offerings with a view to
buying.
Mrs. E. G.. Quarnstrom, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. futile,
and her brother, Glenn futile, left
the city this morning on a trip to
Boydon, Ia, where the party will
spend a few days calling on friends
and relatives.
Mrs. N. G.. Jensen and Miss C. Jen-
sen departed today for their home at
ITomah, Wis. They were guests for
a week on the Mackay farm, now
operated by Mrs. Jensen's son, Ole
Jensen.
Miss Helen Lowe, daughter of
Postmaster VIM. Lowe, purchased a
ticket this forenoon and departed for
st. Louis. She is to meet there with
the members of her university soror-
ity, the Kappa Alpha Theta frater-
nifty.
Mrs. Charles Tough went to Elan
dreau today to be with her husband
who has just recently undergone the
amputation of a limb. Misinforma-
ton had this paper state that Mrs.
Loughs husband was at the Mayo
hospital, Rochester.
Miss Violet Tilgner started this
forenoon on her return to her home
at Seattle, Wash, going by way of
Sioux Falls. She has been a guest
for a few days, in the home of her
sister, Mrs. e. T. Kruger.
Miss Mabel Thompson, n of the
successful teachers in the Madison
schools, departed for Chicago this
morning. She will spend a part of
her summe vacation as a student in
the Cook county hospital. Her work
will include a course i'm diatetics.
Daniel e. Mcnamara arrived in this
city recently from Grand Rapids,
Mich, by auto, his son, r. e. Nc
Namara, doing the driving. They
are here to enjoy an outing at the
lake, also to visit f. M. Mcnamara
and wife.
A travelling party consisting of Miss
Hazel Stillson, Miss Mary Squires,
Miss Mae McCue and Mrs. Joe
Rooney left the city early in the fore
noon on a trip to Council Bluffs, la.
They purpose spending a couple of
weeks at. Lake Manawa, a noted sum
mer resort in that section.
The Independent Dray line hauled
TO the farm of VIM. Krieger a set of
new machinery intended for the man
u~facture of flour. Mr.. Krieger will
install this equipment as soon as pos
oioAS oC5ih NhC SIinuihk of
wheat. The machinery was made in
st. Louis.
Bernard Iverson returned to
Brookings last evening after a visit
here with his parents. Bernard will
lspend the summer there while work
ing with Prof. Sevrin in the depart
ment of entomology at the state agri-
%cultural school.
Misses Tene Verlo and Angela
Welsh last evening gave a prenuptial
party at the home of the former,
complimentary to Miss Eva Kiner.
Twelve lady friends were in attend
ance. The evening was spent So
cially, with music by piano and VIC
trola. The decorations were . pink
and white and a dainty luncheon was
served. The bride-to-be was the re-
cipient of many gifts.
Mrs. C. Peterson departed this
forenoon for Sherburne, Mimi. She
was here visifinp with the family NJ