The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-16

from Sioux Falls today, bringing
with him a string of new ears for his
garage.
Quentin Johnson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George M. Johnson, arrived in
the city today from Vienna to spend
Sunday with his folks.
Mrs. Pearl kellogg has been in
Madison several days, having come
from Vienna to undergo operations
for throat trouble.
F.. G. North came down from Bris-
tol this forenoon to visit with his
wife, now in the city, the guest of
her sister, Mrs. z. Steele.
Mrs. A. l.. Haynes, a visiting del
egate to the district club convention,
departed today for her home at
Flandreau.
Mrs. A. Buechel, the recent guest
of her son, Prof. f. A. Buechel, and
family, terminated her visit here and
left today for Ellsworth. Mimi.
Arne Hage, of Howard, was at
Sioux Falls yesterday attending the
funeral of a brother whose death oc-
Cured from drowning.
Chris Rogness, of the Madison
creamery, went out owe the east line
yesterday in the interest of his bust
ness.
Miss Blanche Bennett, a student of
the Normal, departed for Roswell
yesterday afternoon to spend the
weekend with her parents.
Miss Esther Philips and Mrs.
Lenore Ramsey changed trains here
yesterday, following a visiting trip
to Sioux Falls. They were on their
way home to Forrestberg.
Mrs. Ole Roti and daughter, Mrs.
Ledfahl, passed through Madison
Thursday while returning home to
Howard after a pleasant visit with
relatives in Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Clyde Drew and child were
passengers last evening for Messing
ton Springs. Mrs. Drew goes to
spend a week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Theurer.
Miss Minnie Anderson and Miss
Bernadotte Jones left the city yester.
day for a trip over in Iowa. They
will visit with friends and acquaint,
ances at Wakonda.
Mrs. j. A. Lander, who was in the
city attending the convention of fed
Grated women's clubs, departed by q
morning train for her home at Siou,
Falls.
Miss Alice Lorraine Daily, who gave
such a splendid address yesterday be
for the convention of women's clubs
was a passenger today for Canton
where she is scheduled to deliver an
address this evening.
Joe Hupland came in from Bristo
this morning and spent several hour!
in the city while awaiting a train t.
Howard. Mr.. Hupland expects t
spend several days there visiting will
a number of his relatives.
J- L. marcy WCuL uOWH D6lCN
Sioux Falls today. to Harrisburg, t.
look after the safe delivery of three
cars of ice that were consigned Il
A. E. Kenyon, who handles meats
and groceries.
Rev. HI. w. Minish, DR.. w. f
Daniels and A. A. Gaylord drove b!
auto to Egan last evening, where tn,
former two delivered addresses at
centenary rally held in the Methods
Episcopal church.
Mrs. John Cline and Mrs. Earl
Kelley are at Flandreau today to at
tend an executive committee meeting
of the district women's foreign mis-
sionary society of the Methods
Episcopal church.
Miss Christine Gudahl, who ha
been stopping in the city for sewers
days while having her tonsils re
moved and receiving other medica
assistance, regained strength suffi
GENTLY to return yesterday to he
home at Howard.
Thursday afternoon the sophie
mores of the high school enjoyed
picnic and half days outing at beau
tiful Lake Herman. A number o