The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-09-01
LOCAL NEWS.

ness visitor in Minneapolis.
John H. Groce and wife went to
Sioux Falls today to consult a physi-
clan.
r. E. Randall, of Sioux Falls, spent
Sunday in Madison, returning home
this morning.
Phil Sheridan spent the time be-
tween trains in Sioux Falls transact
ing business.
H. Wennermark returned to Dell
Rapids after visiting in the city yes
terday with friends.
Mrs. Glen W%inesburg and baby
made their departure today for Ruth
ven, Ia, where a visit will be made
with relatives.
Miss Bessie Parker, who was the
Sunday guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Coffey, returned home to Sioux
Falls this forenoon.
Miss Bernice Mavis was a morning
passenger TO Mason City, Ia. For
some time she stopped at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kruger.
Miss Alma Axton and Mrs. Fair
field returned to Sioux Falls today
after a brief visit here with the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Carrie Funston.
Mrs. J. r. Rose departed for Cedar
Rapids, Ia. She has been visiting rel
atives in this vicinity for the past
eight weeks. A stopover will be
made at Spencer.
Miss Gladys Robertson departed
for Sioux Falls this forenoon after
spending eight weeks in this city with
her sisters, Mrs. Lewis Mulvey and
Miss Hertha Robertson.
Miss Gladys Kloster and sister,
Miss Hilda, returned to Huntimer
this forenoon after attendance at the
Lutheran Young Peoples convention
held at Lake Madison yesterday.
Loyal and Harold Marx are now on
their way to Chicago where both will
take up work in the public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marx are figuring some
on locating there in the near future.
Mrs. E. Reichow and two children
departed for Pennington, Mimi. They
! visited for one week at the farm
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boehme,
residing two miles north of this city
Mrs. w. E. Kinney and daughter
are to leave for california tomorrow
according to plans recently made
Both twill stop at Spokane, Wash, fol-
VI tn-, Ipr,0 x-IsI, ,,va,Y1 - Dolo VA.
Miss Maud Klemfelter left this
: forenoon 70 rher home at Alexandria
She was a guest over Sunday of hel
{ sister, Miss Inez KleinfeIter, offic,
e assistant of Drs. Kellogg & Baugh
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. r. Elder started
east this morning for their home a
Amherst, Mass. They have been en-
~tertained at the home of Mr.. Elder
sister, Mrs. C. j. Porter, 621 Egal
avenue N.
Miss Josephine Fjelland, of Clark
spent two days in Madison while at
n tending the Lutheran Young People
convention. She departed for Siou
Falls this morning to visit a cousin
before returning home.
f. May arrived Saturday Afternoon
from Timber Lake to confer witt
the homecoming committee concern
ing a concession for the appearance
of the Nay Bros. troubadours, a col
ored musical organization.
Prof. L. A. Vigne, executive secre
tary for the board of education o
l. the Lutheran church, departed toda
n for Minneapolis. Prof. Vigne deliy
cred the principal address before tn
Lutheran Young Peoples conventio
- which convened in this city and a
" Lake Madison on Saturday and Sur
day.
&c Rev C. McKibbin, pastor of tn
First Presbyterian church, returne
home Saturday evening from a Bib
conference held at Winona Lake, Ino
- Rev. McKibbin stated that over tw
thousand ministers of different d,
n nominations were there to take til
work, and that a fine spirit p~revaile
among them. This conference wa
6 working along the lines of interd,
Eominational cooperation in the spil
a. itual reconstruction program thu
embraces the world.