The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-14


Laugen, left this forenoon for their
home at Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Olson, who
were in the city calling on a sister,
Mrs. Steve Gullstine, Josephine ave-
nue. N, took a train east this fore
noon for Minneapolis.
Mrs. Frank Kotte and daughter,
Miss Alma, were at the Madison hos
pital on Saturday. Before going
home to Wentworth this forenoon
they were guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Dick Hart.
Art Shea, wife and child hrfifed
today from Glendive, Month Ifhey
are to be here for a couple oil weeks
visiting the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Shea, at ga Second street
NV.
Mrs. j. w. Jones. and son made
their departure for Fairview, follow
ing a visit of one week with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Reyer, who are living on
Il farm several miles west of Mad
ison.
Miss Adeline Knutson was in the
city recently calling on her brother,
John Knutson and wife. She was
talso entertained at the John Emberg
home. Miss Knutson returned home
to Flandreau on a morning train.
Mrs. G.. M. Ellthorpe returned to
Luverne, Mimi, today. For the past
two weeks she has been enjoying 4
visit with her daughter, Mrs. H.
Madison, residing about fourteen
miles southwest of the city.
George Harrison and Miss Clara
Huffman. arrived in Madison this
morning from Elk Mound, Wis,
where they had been on a visit with
a brother and sister. They took a
tSain this afternoon for their home at
Winfred.
A force of carpenters are now at
4 work fehodeling the Jas, Robertson
building which stands at the corner
of Egan avenue and First street N.
A new floor is being laid and a main
partition through the center is being
placed in. After the completion of
this work Palmer & Lee will occupy
the north half.
Miss Ora Kelley made her depar-
ture today for Uniontown, Penn. For
six weeks she will be a member OF
the summer school faculty that will
teach Farm Rehabilitation under the
oren;oac Of tho pural Work oamm NIT.
tee, also the Church Extension and
Home Missionary society of the
Methodist Episcopal church which, in
connection with the Centenary pro-
gram, is organizing such schools in
many sections of the United States
and foreign lands.
Brick masons began laying the
walls of the new Trinity Lutheran
church. this forenoon. The work
will be rushed with all possible
speed. Work ON the Berther-Rob
ertson building is progressing nicely
Forms for running the cement foun
dation are about completed. In {
few days the brick work will b.
oNul ACu tiVISs DNAi
Leader building is more than one
third completed. In overseeing th'
erection of these buildings Jas. Rob
ertson is kept very busy.
!, 1t is quite gratifying to note thu
: success of the Security Savings Bank
Sioux Falls, the institution in which
a number of prominent Madison mel
= are interested financially. Since las
April its deposits have increased fiv'
fold, now standing at 100000
( There has also come a substantial in
? crease in both capital stock and sur
\ plus. A recent election has place,
on the board of directors several ney
members, including Prof. l.. G.. Ather
ton, of this city. c. E. Olstad, o
the First National bank, Madison, |
the first vice president of this flour
ishing Sioux Falls bank.