The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-08-29

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Z. r. G.. Gross arrived this fore
noon from a recent business trip to
parts of North Dakota.
There is to be no concert at library
park tonight. On Friday night of
next week the band will appear as
usual.
A. Kalkbrener, municipal band
master, returned by auto last evening
from a visit of several days at Tracy.
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August Squirting, who was recently
employed at the Lake Madison cafe
terra left for Sioux Falls. His home
Is at Parker.
Mrs. Meinecke and children were
morning passengers for Albert Lea,
Mimi. They will remain with rela-
tives until Monday.
J. j. Sollitt left this afternoon for
Louisburg, Mimi. Before his return
he will spend a few days at the
Minnesota state fair.
The w. III. Buck egg storage build
ing is SO nearly finihsed hat one
more week will find it ready for oc-
cupancy throughout.
Miss Lavina Elfert, deputy county
superintendent of schools. is spend
Ing a few days at the farm while
threshing is in progress.
Miss Marie Buck. who was the
guest for a week in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Johnson, returned to
her home at Waterfowl. o.
Mrs. James Soule, a late guest in
the John Brennan home, purchased a
ticket this morning and departed for
her home at Cherokee. la.
The teachers and scholars of the
Presbyterian Sunday school are IN
toying a picnic at the Lake Madison
~chautauqua grounds today.
Miss Ruby Pooley was at the Mad
ison hospital this forenoon for an OPP
peration for appendicitis. She is re-
ported standing the ordeal well.
Mrs. Albert Dahl was a passenger
by an afternoon train for Bryant to
spend a few days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Dahl. og that place.
Miss Hickson, of the normal, and
her mother, returned today from
Aberdeen where they, spent the past
three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Baird.
After taking on a tank of gas this
forenoon Ole Highland and family
started for Sioux Falls to test out Q
big Hupmobile recently gotten by
trade.
Recent operations at the Madison
hospital: Mrs. Ed Gutzman, city,
Marian Pooley, Villas; Mrs. Henry
Schultz, Canova, and Mrs. Georg'
Hay, Lake Preston.
Rev. Martin Anderson and family
returned by auto today to Brooking.
after five weeks of outing at Lake
Madison. After a few days at Brook
ings they go on to the formers pas
torate at Grand Forks, N. d.
Ross Kelley returned today from
an enjoyable trip through parts o
Wyoming and the Yellowstone park
At Graybull he called On his relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Rowland,
Mrs. Thurow and two sons, ais
Mr.. Schinderling and wife. are jour
neying to Minneapolis to spend
week with their SON, Ernest, and t
attend the Minnesota state fair.
Mr.. Shimnitz and sister, Mrs. Hers
mer, made their departure by morn
ing train for Iowa City. la. For tn
past two weeks both were guests 1
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c
Holmes.
The Security State bank manage
ment have installed a new type Bui
rough bookkeeping machine that doe
all fundamental arithmetic. opera
lions with great accuracy. Electri
power Is used.
There is on exhibition in the Pa
mer & Lee window a picture fran
that is a novelty. 1t vas hand carve
by H. A. Miller, serving a life ser
tence in the Wisconsin penitentiar
/. thirty years ago.
Mrs. John Lundquist and children
who came from Beresford quite RI
Gently for q visit with John Andel
d son and family who reside three mile
IA west of town, departed for Siou
Il Falls this forenoon.
A party of Madison young ladie
lgl gathered at the ]. A. Johnson CO.
" tage last evening where a line
m shower was given in honor of Mis-
,e Mabel Bates, a bride-to-be. Dime
was served at the cafeteria.
4. Nels p. johnson sold his Clarn
,e store to Martin Mathison, of this cit.
le Mr.. Mathison will to that plac
lei to conduct the business, while MI
johnson will come to Madison to liv'
occupying the Mathison residence.
DR.. Jordan and several person
were enroute by auto from Cheste
to this city this morning when
. wheel ran off the formers automC
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