The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-23

at the home of a nephew who resides
near Colman.
Miss Arminda Smith spent the
weekend in this city, the guest of
Mrs. A. c.. Martin. She returned to
Sioux Falls this forenoon.
Irene Weber and sister, Miss saba,
also Miss Kathryn O'Brien, returned
to Sioux Falls today after spending
Sunday with the folks at home.
Mrs. VIM. Moore, who until today
has been visiting friends in Madison
and at Chester made her departure
for her nome at Canton.
Andrew Nelson and daughter, Miss
Emma, returned to Lake Preston to-
day, following an over Sunday visit
with DR.. and Mrs. B. S. Allison.
Miss Blanche Thompson returned
to Wentworth this forenoon. She
was in this city with friends over
Sunday.
Mrs. t. j. Lannon departed for
Minneapolis today, accompanied by
Miss Alice Craney. Both will remain
in the flour city for several weeks.
Mrs. N. b. Porter left on a morn
ing train for hardwood and Inwood,
Ia, where ten days will be spent with
relatives.
Miss Dessa McCurdy and Miss
Gladys Stevens have been in the city
and at the lake since last Friday.
Both made their return to Sioux
Falls today.
Miss Frances Mccormick, who has
been stopping at Jacks restaurant
with Mr.. and Mrs. McKillup, depart
ed for a two weeks visit with rela-
tives at Iona Lake, Mimi.
Miss Matte Wulff returned from
Canova today after spending a
months vacation in that vicinity.
Her mother and her sister, Frieda,
accompanied her on the return trip.
Mrs. Il. l.. HARDWOOD, whose home
, is at Cordova, Alaska, has been
: spending some time here with her
{ father. f. Phillips. Mrs. Harwood
departed for Sioux Falls today to
visit a sister.
Mrs. VIM. Schrepel is in receipt oil
a message stating that her son
Oliver, who is now on military duty
in Europe, is expected to arrive
home about July 4, according to ar
I rangements now being made.
q Tom Smith, son of Mrs. FREQ
iGuerin, is expected home any time
now. He has made the return tril
to this country from service owe
seas and the last heard from him wa
' his arrival at Sioux City.
! B. d. Berther and family. who hay,
J been the guests of the formers broth
er, Martin Berther, departed foI
! Wentworth today, where a visit viii
{ be made with another of Mr.. Der
a ther'G brothers.
u On last Friday evening Mr.. ant
4 Mrs. C. p. White celebrated the 25ti
" anniversary of their marriage. Abou
twenty-five friends and neighbour
assembled at the White home to ado
to the enjoyment of that occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanschoych and theil
daughter, Miss Olive. arrived las
/ Friday from Gibson City. H., for 1
iNlSlL Will H. W. ANGDCi , Idnlliy WIN
{ now occupy a cottage at Lake Mad
ison.
u Mrs Nancy A. Palmer has gone I,
d Sioux Falls for a few days visit will
friends. She has decided on a tril
to Illinois where a stop over of three
s months will be made at Dixon,
pretty little manufacturing town OF
n Rock river.
George Johnson, of the Madison
Tank Line, has enlarged his bushes
by putting in a station at Woon
socket. His business in Madison /
meeting with splendid success and n
doubht his station at Woonsocke
will meet with the same favor.
Dan Grundy and daughter, Mis-
l. Emma, started today on their return
Is home to Modesto, Cal. They hay
been guests in the home of Mr.. an,
d Mrs. e. b. Davis since last Thursday
O Mr.. Grundy formerly operated
large farm north of this city.
Jack Roche is home from oversee
and was about the city today wearing
= civies and receiving the greetings o
: his friends. He was in the servic
twenty months, fifteen of which wer
q spent in France. Jack is an cleo
> trician and a assigned TO that ser
y vice while abroad.
Prof. Al. T. Ireland's band playe'
before a large crowd at the LAX
], Madison chautauqua grounds las
evening The band left for Oldham
where they were to appear this after
h noon in a concert engagement. Thei
k next stop will be made at Lake Pres
s. ton where a musical program will b
given tonight.
n Minneapolis newspapers announc
IN that Virginia Metcalf was seriousl