The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-08-01

Miss Ethel Peterson returned to
her home at Sacred Heart, Mimi, via
Sioux Falls this afternoon, after a
two N.eeks' visit with her aunt, Mrs.
.. Edmonds.
Miss Catherine Serck boarded the
train south this morning with the in
~tention of making a call on relatives
at Rock Rapids, la.
Mrs. III. G.. Sheldon was among the
passengers who wen to Sioux Falls
this morning to spend the time be-
tween trains.
Miss Katie Knox, who was enter
tanned very recently by her Madison
friends, made her return to her home
at Canton.
Fred Buehler and G.. G.. Wagner,
rroprietors of the Dakotah oil filling
station, returned last evening from a
business, trip to Minneapolis.
Mrs. Herbert Cowan and Miss JOS
| ephine Hack were here from Win
fred during the day doing some trad
ing.
Miss Mary Conley, office assistant
for Drs. Allison & Kellogg, was at
the Madison hospital this forenoon
for al operation for appendicitis.
DR.. w. r. Daniels was called to
Watertown last evening to prescribe
for Mrs. Henry Ditmer, who is sub
iect to dropsy. He was also at Win
fred inconsultation with DR.. Will
loughby.
Mrs. Emma Wright, of Chicago,
was in the city today calling on Mrs.
j. Il. Stahl. Mrs. Wright own large
farm interests near Wentworth and
is out from Chicago looking after
business affairs.
Guy Hart will return to his home
at Mora, Mimi, tomorrow. Mr.. Hart
was called to this city to attend the
funeral of his father, the late II. p.
Hart, whose death occurred at Gary,
this state.
4. j. Mundt, wife and son, Carl,
went by auto this forenoon to Water
town. where they will make a visit
with Fred Welch's family, who are
SHJoyihS al outiH6 at LAM mann
peska.
Mrs. Aurelia keenan, departed for
Sheldon, Ia, after a visit of two
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Miller. Her two children will!
remain with their uncle and aunt for
some time.
Mrs. Robert Nelson, of Armour,
who has been a guest at the home of
her paernts, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. c.
Gross, of Leroy, returned to her
home by a morning train. She was
accompanied by her mother.
Prof. Frank E. Mccall. teacher OF
extension work for the horticultural
department of the state college al
Bookings, is here today comforting
with County Agent /. j. Bibby and
assisting in the inspection of or.
chards and fruit trees in and around
the city.
After a three weeks visit here
with the o. Edmonds' and r. j. Hal
seth families, Misses Augusta anC
Ruth oberg left Friday via Siou,
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they will visit for some time before
returning to their home at Mime
apolis.
VIM. Moore and son made their re
turn to Sioux Falls today. Mr.
Moore brought his family to attent
the funeral of Mrs. Moore's deceased
father. III. p. Hart; whose funeral oc
Cured yesterday. Mrs. Moore an'
her daughter, Miss Muriel, will re
main for a few days, the guests 0
the formers sister. Mrs. Clayton Ball
HI. HI. Cole came back from Roch
ester this forenoon, feeling some i'm
proved in health. He was at tn
Mayo institution for an examination
and possible operation. Upon tn
decision of docotrs there, treatmen
alone worked the desired results
Mr.. Coles brother, j. III. Cole. re
turned at the same time from Mime
apolis where he went some time ag'
to consult physicians in regard t
failing health. The latter report
that he is feeling better and hopes t
he ahQut as usual