The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-28

ole Highland transacted business
in Sioux Falls today.
John T~ommeraason spent the day
with Cotton friends.
Miss Tilda Granflatten is at Sioux
Falls for a days visit with her sister.
Mrs. John Crow is away on a trip
to Iowa for a visit with relatives.
Miss Olive Pence and cousin, Miss
Azalia Simpson, have gone to Garrett
son for a weeks visit with relatives.
G. HI. Ashton returned to Sioux
Falls this morning after spending
Sunday at the lake.
Raymond Winesburg was looking
after business matter in Sioux Falls
between trains today.
DR.. A. e. Clough went by way of
Sioux Falls today to points in Iowa
for the transaction of business.
Miss Christina Haldorson went to
Northfield, Mimi, for a two weeks
visit with her parents.
Miss Grinager went to Minneapolis
today to make millinery selections
and purchases for her store in Egan
avenue N.
III. +. Hotter, the over Sunday
guest of his son, A. B. Hotter, and
wife, departed today for Lakefield,
Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Frye departed
today for Sloan, Ia, following a visit
of one week in this city with the
formers brother, S. NJ. Frye.
w. H. W~alkenhauer, of Pocahon-
tas, Ia, has terminated a visit of one
month with his brother, A. w. Wal
kenhauer, and gone back to his homo.
Miss Merlin Wilkin departed today
for southern Iowa where she will en-
joy a two weeks vacation while Wis
iting relatives.
DR.. Willoughby and DR.. w. e,
Daniels drove by auto to Sioux Falls
today to be present while Mrs. Will
loughby undergoes an operation.
Mrs. John Walden and daughter,
Miss Agnes, were morning passengers
for Minneapolis. They purpose spend
ing a month there with relatives.
p. b. Warfield and Mrs. N. N. Coon
left for their home at Sioux Falls
this morning, after a visit at the lake
since Thursday with the latter's son
c.. B. Coon, and family.
Sebastian DAWN, who has beer
spending a month at the farm home
of Henry Roetzel, residing eigh'
miles west of the city, left this morn
ing on the return trip to Laid, Ill.
Mrs. Roy Fisher and children de
parted for Kimbrae, Mimi. The!
were here for a week calling on thu
Klotzbach and A. f. Richardson
families and other relatives.
Miss Lee Bolter and Mary Chesle
made their departure for Minneapolis
today. They were the guests here o
Mr.. and Mrs. S. s.. Watson, both o
whom are now in Minneapolis.
Mrs. o. o. Soften and son, Lloyd
are at Colman today calling on sew
eral relatives. After a few days Their
they go to Sioux Falls to complete
stay of ten days.
Mrs. w. E. Blanche and childrel
were morning passengers for Jack
son, MINI. They zane in from Ar
lington yesterday, stopping yer nigh
at the Lake Park hotel.
Mrs. A. b. Bedient has been spend
ing a week with her daughter, Mrs
A. Kalkbrenner. The visit concludes
today and she returned to her HON,
at Sioux Falls.
Miss Tillia L. White went by wa.
home in Wisconsin. She has been
guest in the Blagen home for tn
past six weeks.
Mrs. DR.. w. F. Ruelmann return
ed to Minneapolis after a visit of on
week at the farm home of Mr.. an
Mrs. A. C. Hammer, who live eleve
miles southeast of town.
Mrs. Lea Peters and mother, Mr.
w. H. Fulton, departed from the cit
today, the former going to Salem an
the latter to Iroquois. They, wit
Mrs. Fulton's son, Melvin, were q
the lake for a week, calling on Mr.
Tom Clelland.
r. j. Hines went back to the arm
/ hospital at FIT. Des Moines after
!. furlough of two weeks, most of whic
time was spent at the home of hi
mother, Mrs. M. A. Hines, residing o
i a farm twelve miles north of Mao
ison.
t Mrs. Albert Budde left this morr