The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.

w. r.. Weide went TO Ramona yester-
day to give instruction to his classes
in music.
Mjilma Carsrun, of this city. was
al the Madison hospital yesterday for
an operation.
j.. v. 'Huntimer and his mechanic,
Tony johnson, ven to Sioux Falls
yesterday by auto.
Miss Nellie, Mitchell made her de-
parture today for Sioux Falls, where
she expects to remain all winter.
Mrs. a.. w. Ritz is at Sioux City
calling on her brother, Prof. Bovee,
who is a principal of one of the ward
'schools there.
Mrs. John Copplcus is returning
to her homie at Milwaukee. She has
been the guest for two weeks at the
home of MI. and Mrs, August Kruger.
Mrs. Il. H. SeSauer departed yes
terday afternoon for her home at
Bookings. She was in the city MAX
ing @visffNwfth Mr.. and Mrs. /. J.
Bibby.
Edgar Snyder went to Cotton this
esen oop~forvthe purpose of return
ing with the family car hat had been
Tleft there at the time of the last rain
storm.
VIM. Woestman and family have
gone 10 Howard to spend a few days
with Mrs. Woestman's brother, w. G,
Thompson. of Chicago, who spent
thirteen months overseas.
Clifford Powers, who has not been
home long from service overseas, de-
parted yesterday for Minneapolis,
where he is to pursue a course in
chemistry at the Minnesota state uni.
| versity.
Geo. Stensland and G. L. Scully
are taking care of the business at the
Security State bank in the absence
of the formers brother, G. A. Stems
land, who will be away for a few
I Gays on a short vacation.
Is AeIhl.Qaist. .pe.ople- otMadison
VIII be surprised to learn that their
Aais4niet superintendent, DR.. J. S.
Hoagland, was married recently to
Miss Nina Jayne, graduate and for
mer librarian of the Dakota Yves
leyan university at Mitchell. Rev.
Mr.. Culver performed the ceremony,
t'They will make their home in Sioux
Falls, the headquarters of the dis
trict. DR.. Hoagland's Madison friends
and church people extend their heart
lest congratulations.
Mice Nobel Datac vntpgact lanoh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Bates, Of
This city, was united in marriage al
: Sioux Falfs yesterday, to N. H. Cutie.
Doe, of Junius. The ceremony took
place at / O'Clock in st. Olaf church
4Sev. .Opwall officiating. The we'd
ding was private, only the immediate
family. a sister of the groom and
Miss Lucille Hackett a close FRIEND
OF the bride, were present. The
lliapby pair left immediately by auto
ION a honeymoon trip to Chicago and
Madison, Wis, the family home Of
fhe'gfton..
Next Sunda& Twill close the thirC
year for Rev. H. w. Minish as pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church Of
this city. On Monday next he leaves
for the seat of the annual conference
at Mitchell. 1t was voted at the SER
vice last Sunday to make the coming
secure a large attendance at all the
services d fsthe day. The first annual
payment on all Centenary pledges il
now due and may be paid to the Cen.
taAnAy,theaAirey, Earle Kelley, who
] win nave me pledges at a desk il
the vestibule of the church, mornins
and eXenag. = 4
IhArfes vEratzaf, the t~en-year-olc
boy taken to the hospital yesterda,
aftek< having been. injured while al
/ play, dear the normal, has explained
how the accident happened. He wa.
playing with several boys who, In
I fun, wrapped mp a small snake in a
4raperand chased after him. He has