The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-19

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Miss Gertrude Anderson and Miss
Gladys knight were in the city yes
terday having dental work attended
to.
Mrs. S. w. Barger and child made
their departure for Howard yesterday
after a visit in this city with Mrs.
j. H. Barger.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Winchell have
gone home to Oskaloosa, Ia. Mr..
Winchell was here for about three
months doing car repair work for the
Milwaukee.
Charles Robeck returned this
morning from Glendale, N. d. He
has been gone three days in connec-
ton with some land business.
Mrs. o. ID. Williber, a recent guest
in the family of her brother, John
Stillson, made her return home to
Sioux City this forenoon.
Mrs. Florence, the recent guest In
the homes of the Philips and Har-
wood families, departed today for her
home in Sioux Falls.
Miss Margaret Naughton, who was
in the city attending first mass and
Visiting Miss Mary Roche, departed
this forenoon for Mankato.
Dale Osborn, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Fl. Osborn, arrived in the city
from Chicago last Wednesday. He is
now assisting in the drug store.
Mrs. George Meyers, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hackett, also her
sister, Miss Lucille, were passengers
last evening for Lake Preston.
Mrs. Lillian Macy, the guest for
! two weeks of her brother, Charles
Wingert, and family, departed yes
ter day for her home at Moscow, Ida.
Father Conley, who was in the
city attending the first mass cele-
, brated by Father Walter Roche yes
terday, departed this forenoon for
Faulkton.
f, Mrs. Francis Asp and Mrs. Samuel
: Danielson, the latter of Junius, and
, their infant sons were discharged
| yesterday from the maternity hos,
| pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Perkins, alst
George Braese and wife left on
morning train for Luverne, Mimi
They expect to return by auto thit
evening.
Mrs. Gulbranson and child ant
Mrs. II. Johnson returned today Il
their homes at Flandreau after
il, pleasant visit here with Mrs. Osca.
: Granflatten.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. p. Roberts ant
i, son. Wayne, are now on their wa.
east TO Green Bay, Wis. where {
month will be spent with Mr.. Rob
erts' parents.
VIM. Britzius left yesterday fol
Aberdeen. For several months h,
1 has been assisting his brother, Ar
+, mold, IN the farm four miles north
e east of Madison.
Mrs. j. p. Trotter and baby wer,
! passengers yesterday for Wadsworth
| Ill. They will be away for an indefi
mite period while calling on tn
parents of the former.
. Prof. l.. G.. Anterior was at Coltol
yesterday attending the annual Look
out picnic. He was on the program
I for an address which he rendered il
his usual forceful manner.
S. T. Bennett accompanied his son
\ Henry, to Dell Rapids today. TIL
latter will enter the hospital for al
operation for appendicitis shout,
such procedure be necessary.
Mrs. Fred Riley and two daugh
/ ters, Grace and June, are making
, trip to Madison, Wis. They will
: spend three weeks in that vicinit,
9 visiting a number of relatives.
/: A rowing band of gypsies VIII
now stopping on the outskirts o
town. You may receive a visitation
and for a small fee have your pain
read and your fortune told.
Mrs. Ellen Ward, who has beer a
Red Wing, Mimi. for the past fiv
months, calling on several of her chi
y dren, returned to Madison today. o
n returning, Mrs. Ward stopped off a
/ st. Paul for a few days.
Mrs. F. Satrang, who has been en-
Joyih q VII htt AdudidlIlCl
F. Phillips, and also her aunt, Mrs
E. l.. Harwood, terminated the cal
r to-day and returned to Sioux City.
Mrs. Anna Blair, whose home
two miles south of Madison, took
uain yesterday for Darlington, wis
lThe illness of a sister, Mrs. Wn
= HELEN, made this trip imperative.
James Cousins and wife, also MR.
link, were on their way home I
Sioux Falls this forenoon after a
tending the wedding of John Cousin
and Miss Clara Riedel, which o.
Cured in the Lutheran church /
= Ramona at three o'clock Wednesda,
Joe WEIGH, employed ~excavatin
for the foundation walls of The Dali
Leader building, was caught in
~cave-in early this morning and burie
to his shoulders. IL took fello
workman Savaral miuutac tn raIoa,