The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-11

ter stopping overnight with her sis
ter, Miss Vera, who is a summer
school student at the Normal.
Miss Daisy Procknow, the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Fred Buehler, since
Sunday, returned home to Ramona
yesterday, accompanied by Mrs.
IBuehler's son, Milton.
Word has come to Madison rela-
tives from Ross Kelley, who is at st.
NaZairre, France, announcing that a
number of the boys himself includ-
ed, are expected to be sent home at
any time.
Rev. C. A. Solberg, of Trinity Luth-
eran church today went to Sinai,
where he will attend a Lutheran con
ference. He preached a missionary
conference before the conference this
afternoon.
Mrs. G.. S. Vaag and child, also
Mrs. L. A. Hanson, passed through
the city yesterday while enroute to
Carroll, Mimi, from Burton, S. ID.
AT the latter place they called upon
Mr.. and Mrs. Dae.
Alphonse Hevern, a tenth grade
student of the Madison high school,
left this forenoon for his home at
Rock Valley. Ia. He will return in
the fall and continue his studies in
advanced courses.
b. Wamstad and wife arrived in
Madison last Saturday for a visit
with MI. and Mrs. James Olson. Last
evening they left for Junius to call
upon other relatives, Miss Alma Oh
son accompanying them.
Among the out of town visitors In
the city yesterday were Mrs. lie.
balm, Mrs. Tuor and Mrs. Seidel, oil
Ramona, and Miss Minnie Thorn, Mrs
A. j. Bailey and daughter, Mrs. HI
w. Armstrong, of Howard.
The Madison Tank Line has jus
placed in service a new 1A-tol
Koehler oil delivery truck of yer.
solid build. The purchase was mad'
at Sioux Falls and this addition t.
their already efficient delivery sys
TEN gives them advantage of nusua
promptness in filling orders.
Earl j. Bein and Selma C. For
gard, both of Lake Preston, wer
married yesterday afternoon at tn
Lutheran parsonage by the Rev. c. A
Solberg. Mr.. Bein recently returne
from military service, having bee
honorably discharged at Newpor
News, w. Va. They will make thei
home at Lake Preston.
Senator Urdahl leaves today for
two weeks vacation trip. After
short stop at Webster, Mr.. Urdaf
goes to the state university at Gran
Forks, N. d., to be present at con
~mencement exercises. He is a mem
Der of the Alumni association of tina
institution and will have a part /
the association meeting to be held i
connection with the regular gradu5
tion day observances.
Roy Gunderson took a train cas-
today, hoping to reach Norfolk, Va
with little delay. Roy has been er
tjoying a twelye-day leave of absenc
and spent part of the time here wit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gunde
Gunderson, who reside at Nundt
He also visited his twp sisters, Mis-
Mae and Miss Grace, now engage
in business here. Mr.. Gunderson
in the naval service with ship dut
on the U. s. cruiser Mississippi.
Rev. Father Flynn, of st. Thoma
Catholic church, was a morning pa
senger for Yankton. Tomorrow L
will witness the dedication of a IN,
mortal chapel erected to the memoI
of Bishop Marty, first diocese divin
Following these sacred exercises, /
! returns to Sioux Falls, where sever;
days will be spent. Before his r.
turn on Saturday Father Flynn wi
be present at the ordination OF Wa
ter Roche, son of Mrs. VIM. Roch
and a graduate of the st. Paul Gait
Ollie Seminary.
Earl O. Jensen arrived on Monds
from nine months of overseas duty
France. Earl was a. member of til
18th division and saw fighting in til
battle that ragged around Verdul
He landed on the east coast on Ma
20 and was assigned to Camp Dodg
for honorable dismissal. Mr.. Jense
was very much surprised upon his al
rival here to find that his parent
had moved to Sioux City. Befor
going to that place he decided to TAX
a trip to Mitchell to see his brother
He left last e~vapipg mn q haIaf 70