The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-25
LOCAL NEWS.

VIII dIuHHt CitFh at the hclicy
grocery. has been given a weeks va
cation.
Miss Edna Olsbo Is being enter
tanned by Sioux Falls friends for a
few days.
ID. ". Thayer, manager of the Stan
dard OIL company in this territory,
was in the city yesterday.
DR.. w. f. Daniels will occupy the
pulpit of the Methodist church at
| Chester mex Sunday morning.
Ralph Johnston, of Sioux Falls,
drove up to the lake yesterday and
spent the night with his family.
Mrs. Gladys Baker went home to
Wentworth this forenoon after spend
ing a week with Mrs. r. j. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Coty are
the proud parents of a fine baby boy
that was born to them yesterday.
Mrs. Minnie Hide and daughter
are in Sioux Falls visiting friends.
They will be away for a week or
more.
Miss Grace Ackley returned to
Sioux Falls today after a brief visit
with her parents, who are enjoying
an outing at Lake Madison.
The Embroidery club is this after
noon entertaining Mrs. G.. l.. Mccall
lister, of Long Beach. CAL, at the
home of Mrs. c. j. Porter.
Mrs. Elmer Johnston was the late
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Nolan. Mrs.
Johnston made her departure today
for her home at Hawarden. la.
Mrs. C. s. Pirce was entertaining
Miss Mamie Richie, of Rockport.
Ind, the past few days. Her guest
departed by morning train for Sioux
Falls.
Terminating a visit of one week
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Waskey, Mrs. VIM. Burke and
children departed today for Sioux
Falls.
Misses Dora and Agnes Theusen.
who were visiting at the home of their
brother, Jens Theusen. for the past
two weeks, returned this forenoon to
their home at Hawarden. Ia.
Mrs. James Cafourk and children
spent several days with friends north
of the city. They took passage this
forenoon for their home at Marietta,
going by way of WATERFOWL.
Mary Haubrick, In company with
her cousin, arrived from Oldham, the
latter to visit with an aunt. Mrs
Minnie Wilson, on a farm south OF
town. Miss Haubrick changed trains
and went east to Hatfield, MINI.
Miss Della Strupp has gone to
Wausau, Wis, to spend her vacation
with her parents. Accompanying hel
was her sister, Miss Irene, who re
Gently came from that place to EMO,
an outing at the lake.
Mrs. s. A. Taylor is now at thu
home of her daughter. Mrs. Ora Ellis
who resides at Wentworth. In a few
= days Mrs. Taylor will camp at Ches
ter Park, Lake Madison, for a week
Walter Scott, son of Dan Scott
came in by auto yesterday from 81
James. MINI. He left this morninI
for Arena, N. d. On his return hi
family, now at Albert Lea. will joil
him and all drive home together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Opperud LEI
the city this morning to visit for
few days with friends in Canton. MI
Opperud is a prominent attorney Q
Blackwell, Okla, and but recent
discharged from the u. s. marin
marine service. While in the cit
they were guests of Mr.. and Mr.
Joseph Opperud, distant relatives.
Mrs. Walter Farmer. Mrs. Do
Porter, Mrs. Heinie Koehler. Mis-
Mabel johnson and Miss Alice Ket
gan were hostesses to a dancing part
given at Lake Madison last evenin,
Schleisman's orchestra furnished tn
music for the social event. at the cor
clusion of which punch and wafer
were served 10 the forty-five peopl
present.
Paul Krakowski was here frol
WATERFOWL yesterday calling ON h
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Krs
kowski. He is a member Of til
y Waterfowl band that spent last nigf
in this city before going or to Mon
rose to furnish music for ceremonit
in connection with the dedication
government building. Mr.. Kr'
kOwiski formerly played barton
with the Madison band.
Palmer Z Lee are busy today mo-
ing their electrical supplies and too
to the building now occupied by Pc