The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-09
of the summer school.

students OF tue SUMMER SCnOol
Mrs. H. j. Dougherty, also Nj. and
Mrs. j. Dougherty, made their return
today to Rock Rapids, Ia. All have
been guests of the Larson and Haley
families for a week.
Mrs. C. H. Henifin left the city
this morning for her return home to
Austin, MINI. She has been here
ten days with the family of her son,
M. Henefin.
Miss Alma Gunderson was in the
city from Sioux Falls over Sunday
calling on her sister, Miss Mae. She
took the train south for home this
forenoon.
Mrs. John Sidiris, of Sioux City,
and child, have just terminated a
visit of a week here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Peters. They made their
return home by a morning train.
Frank C. Smith departed for Min
neapolis today. He will join his
daughter, Miss Genevieve, and both
will return in their new Stutz car,
providing the roads are in shape for
travel.
Mrs. l.. McVey, who has been in
the city since last Saturday calling
on Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. McVey, con-
cluded the visit today and started for
Rochester, Mimi, for a visit with a
niece.
Mrs. NJ. Phillips and son, accom-
panied by Miss Alice Hoffman, were
morning passengers for Wilmar,
Mimi. For several days Mrs. Phil
lips has been the guest of Mrs. Paul
Hoffman.
r. j. Halseth, Steve Olsbo and
several other parties leave this eve
ming for Bryant. This is purely a
business trip and a number of those
going will inspect land offerings in
that vicinity.
! Miss Edna Williams, Miss Alvida
Anderson and Miss Sadie Duffey, ali
morning to enroll for the work of the
summer school, now in readiness at
the Madison State Normal.
Lawrence Hanson, electrician fol
George Johnson, left Saturday after,
noon for a few days visit with his
mother at Vienna. An injured hanC
has prevented Mr.. Hanson from do
ing his regular work for a time.
g John Tommeraason departed thi,
forenoon for Grand Meadow, MINI.
a-l AVhA. n-t~V- - tIa4 ,. IL.
expects TO be gone for about ten day!
and before returning will call upon
a brother residing across the state
line.
Undertaken A. G. Hallenbeck wa.
!, called yesterday to the farm home
seven miles southeast of Wentworth
to prepare for burial the remains o
= Fay Steele, aged % years. who dieC
of heart disease.
Mrs. August Johann departed thit
morning for Scotland, where she will
meet a sister, Mrs. T. Ruge, who for
u merly resided in Madison. Later sh,
u will travel on to FIT. Morgan, Col, Z,
spend u month at the ranch of he
brother, j. ID. Grazing.
j. w. Staley, wife and baby, ar
u rived today from a recent bushes
trip to Selby. They have been il
that vicinity since last Friday and re
port heavy rains in that section. MI
and Mrs. Staley reside on a farm
nineteen miles northeast of Madison
y John Coon, a returned soldier, AT
, rived yesterday from Camp Dodge
and left this forenoon for his HON
II at Webster. He landed on this sid
e on May 80. His services over ther
N were identified with the boys of In
. 18th division.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gueffroy are q
present the guests of their sol
+ Gearge, and family. After calling o
j. other relatives until next Wednesda
Is they depart for Frankfort, this stat,
III to spend some time with another sol