The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-08-25
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2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
A. w. W~alkenhauer left by aut,
today for the Black Hills. His wife
who is now visiting with the FL. HI
Cole family in the western part of thu
state, will accompany him on his re
turn.
Contractor Bachmayer has a force
of men at work making preparation
for the erection of the Claus Hexon
building that Is soon to go up at the
corner Of Egan e and Second
street N.
c. e. Olstad, of the First National
bank, has let the contract for the
erection of a modern residence or
Egan avenue N. the location being
the former site of the Lutheran
church. !
Mrs. III. G.. Sheldon, her son, Eldro
and daughter, Arlowene, returned on
Saturday from a three weeks trip on
the Pacific coast. A large part oil
the time was spent with A. E. Ben.
son. Mrs. Sheldon's brother. residing
at Seattle.
John Pooley and wife are here
from Fedora with their daughter,
Miss Ruby, who is at the Madison
hospital for an operation. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pooley are being entertained by
their sons. Jay and Alvin.
In Justice f. L. Soper's court to-
day two persons appeared to pay fines
for emitting to display numbers on
their cars while passing through the
city. 1t cost l.. d. Crane $40 and
costs for his oversight, and j. r.
Wayne, of Slayton, Mimi, handed
over a $40 note for forgetting to at
tach his number plate.
Mrs. Frank Willard and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Berry are back from a
980-mile auto trip over in Wiscon-
sin. They were gone a week and
while travelling through Minnesota
noticed that the crops In the eastern
part of that state and in Wisconsin
were considerably better than around
Madison. The party went as far east
as Ladysmith.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Houser and child
were In the city today while awaiting
a train for their home in Oklahoma.
They had been at Butler visiting Mrs.
Ilouscr's parents and other relatives.
They stop at Howard to call on Mrs.
Houser's sister, Mrs. s. Liable. Mr..
Houser stated that small grain in
Oklahoma was giving a higher yield
than In this section of the state.
The funeral services for the late
Mrs. l.. C. Fuller, whose death oc-
Cured last Friday at the home of her
son. Fred Fuller, on Third street
NV, wifi be held as follows: A short
service at the residence at 1880 p. m.
on Tuesday and the service proper
from the Methodist church at 2
o'clock. The remains will be laid to
rest in Graceland cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sweet, also Mr..
and Mrs. Il. C. LUDWIG, departed for
their respective homes today. the for
mer going to Canistota. N. Y, and
the latter to Sioux Falls. Mrs. Sweet
and Mrs. LUDWIG are the daughters
Of Mrs. A. Proehl, whose 9th
birthday was celebrated very recent
ly with all her children and their
families present.
Miss Ethel Morgan, who was the
guest of her brother, F. j. Morgan,
at the Lake Herman ranch. for the
past five weeks, departed this fore
noon for her home at Morristown.
Miss Inez Klinefelter has returned
from a two weeks vacation and re-
sumed her work at the offices of Drs,
Westaby & Baughman. Her time
was spent at the home of her parents
who reside at Alexandria.
The Mankato, Mimi, Free Press oil
recent date states that Stannard A.
Smith. son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N
Smith, Of this city, has engaged In
business In Mankato, buying out the
Crandall jewelry store. Stannard wal
recently discharged from the navy
having served aboard the U. s. s
Bridgeport with a rating of first
class machinists' mate. His parents
plan to take up their home in Man
kato soon.
". r. Walden has the excavation
work nearly completed for a $4,000
residence to be located to the ives
of the house his family now occupies
on First street w. The plan calls
for q two-story structure to be bull
from a lately improved interlockini
hollow tile with pebble dash exterior
Every convenience of a modern hons
will be provided for. The Waddel
home was sold last spring. necessi
| tating either renting or building.
Adeal was closed yesterday where
by Thomas Bros. Of Minneapolis