The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-01

uAlCih OOu at TIC Usual AOuI.
Miss Martha Bjordahl and Miss
Bernice Guse were in Madison yester-
day awaiting a train to Erwin.
Mrs. B. Westby returned yesterday
from a weeks visit with her brother,
|. DR.. II. A. BOIL, of Glencoe, MINI.
|, Mrs. Paul Mallwitz and children
|, had dental work done in this city yes
, terday. They reside at Wentworth.
Mrs. c. A. Hackett returned today
, from Lane, where she spent the week
end with her daughter, Miss Lucille.
Mrs. j. NJ. Spicer and Mrs. E. G..
, Sims returned this forenoon from a
recent visit with acquaintance at
Miller.
Miss Cora Craney returned to
! Sioux Falls today after spending sew
eral days in this city visiting her rel
atives.
While returning from Sioux Falls
yesterda yin his car Chris Schultz re-
ports seeing many farmers busy seed
ing.
A. L. Blakely, who spent two days
in this city calling on the f. w. Gold
man family, returned late yesterday
to Isabel.
II. Z. Holverson returned home to
Pipestone this forenoon after spend
ing a few days with his parents at
Winfred.
Mrs. d. McKinnon, who has been
up to the Bryant store for a week or
more, returned to Madison this fore
.noon.
Mrs. Frank Craven and babe ar
rived yesterday from Spencer, Ia,
for a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Porter.
Mrs. H. Severson went back yes
terday to her home at Artesian after
enjoying a pleasant visit over Sunday
with Mrs. o. o. Soften.
Mrs. Bertha Fazendin brought her
grandchildren down from Ramona
Monday to spend the day with their
father, Ernest Fazendin.
Mrs. F. Jurth departed Monday for
WATERFOWL, where she will remain a
week as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
- Marsh and grandchildren.
]. A. Gardner, who has been in
: Madison for three weeks calling on
n his brother, NJ. NJ. Gardner, left this
forenoon for his home at Sibley, Ia.
q Mrs. Harry Van, wife of Pianist
w Van, of the Imperial theater, made
her departure yesterday for Huron,
where she will spend a week visiting
r. friends.
r Geo. r. Farmer and Sheriff Keller
e are attending court in Sioux Falls.
They are interested in a state case
Ie appearing before the federal grand
is jury.
Rebekah district No. 2 will hold a
n school of instruction at the l. o. o.
f. hall tomorrow. Program opens at
8 $3.50. All Rebekahs urged to be
present.
IS Mrs. NJ. L. Chalfant and Miss Laura
g Beecham started this forenoon on a
trip to REQ, Neb. They will visit
Mrs. Chalfant's son and other rela-
: tives before returning home.
n Mrs. H. F. Reiser underwent an
. operation at Madison hospital late
yesterday afternoon. Following this
> her condition is said to be satisfac-
y tory under the circumstances.
John w. Lund and son, Norman
= of the north part of the county, were
:, in the city today, the latter having
!, dental work done. Norman recently
: returned from military service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson are in the city
today with their son, Walter, who
submitted to an operation at thu
:. Madison hospital this forenoon. He
: is reported to be doing nicely.
Mrs. ole Granflatten and Mis-:
&C Claudia Berger were passengers thi:
morning for Colman, where both viii
call upon Mrs. Lewis Grandfather
Miss Berger just recently arrived
here from Wisconsin.
H. II. Holdridge was a passenger
for Aberdeen late yesterday. He will
he meet the officials of the Ninth dis
trict at that place in a session oil
Id Liberty loan matters, returning OF
n. Wednesday.
j.. p. Arp, an e~x-county superin
lg tendent and a specialist in consoli
dation work, will come from Mime
m sofa and address the people in Orlant
a township where school consolidation
is badly needed and where there II
no being started a move in that direc
y ton.
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