The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-12

Neb. Miss Sutley spent the Fourth
with Miss Foley on the farm north
west of Madison.
John Gazette. a returned soldier,
came over from Pipestone yesterday
to take In the big military exercises
at the lake yesterday. He returned
; home this forenoon.
H. G. Chesley, headquarters agent
: at Sioux Falls for the Singer sewing
machine company, made a business
: trip to Madison yesterday by auto,
returning this forenoon.
Because Of the advent of a baby
daughter that arrived in his home
this morning, Prof. c. c. Wagner was
handing out cigars to his friends with
a lavish hand. Mother and child are
doing fine.
Among those who went to Sioux
Falls today were Miss Mabel Wines
berg, Claud O'Donnell, Mrs. Hubert
Nellis and son, Maurice, Mrs. Hubert
!: Sheldon, Prof. Hazen and Miss Rosa
!: mond Snyder.
Judge and Mrs. Ira F. Blewitt are
now at Tacoma, Wash. Next Monday
they leave for points along the coast
farther south. They will visit friends
!: in California before starting on the
homeward trip.
: Miss Edna Sogn, who is employed
!: at the Paulis dry goods store, and
her sister, Miss Alice Sogn, a clerk
. at. Johnson's, departed for Canton
. this morning to spend a few days
: with their relatives.
. Prof. Hazen, instructor of music,
. purposes taking a vacation soon. He
. has arranged matters with his stu
. dents and hopes to leave on Monday
: for the east. Prof. Hazen states that
!: he will be away until fall.
= Mrs. S. C. Raub and children left
for Minnesota points today. All
Jackson, where they make the first
stop. a visit will be made with Mr..
Raub's parents. Mrs. Raub will also
X call on her parents at Austin before
;, coming home.
All church-going people and also
others who are not spending Sunday
n evenings at the Chautauqua are in
vited to the union service which will
be in library park tomorrow night
Rev. H. w. Minish, of the Methodist
Episcopal church will preach.
Since the time of the sale of his
a large stock of furniture to the Johns
tons, Incorporated, e. l.. Peck has
! been on the watch for another loca
e ton. Just yesterday he returned
from Baskerville, Ia, where a prop
# osition was considered but not We
e accepted.
A considerable amount of large
!, sized hail fell with force over al
O areo from Frak Molumby's farm OF
q south towards Sioux Falls last night
Farmers of that section report
g pitted condition of the ground an'
some damage to small grain. 1t |
N thought hat the corn has ESCAPED
any serious injury, however.
VI Mrs. F.. Fl. Laugens lis Josephine
n avenue NJ, advertised exclusively IL
The Daily Leader business locals las
evening for a young girl TO take car,
Of children. This morning Mrs
Laugen phoned, You may take IN.
# ad. out; / received plenty of appli
cations last evening"" Advertising il
The Daily Leader brings results.
g Algernon Rodewald, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A.. F.. Rodewald, is hom'
from military service, having receiy
n ed an honorable discharge at CAM
Dodge. A%lgernon vas in the sigma
,e service and was IN duty in France
year. He will return to his schoo
work which was not finished befor,
r entering the service of his country
20 Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer DAZZLE, of Moe
S. D., visited with Rev. and Mrs. c
~ n. Solberg on their way to Bryant
IN S. D., Madison, Mimi, and othe
To points. Mr.. Dahle finished his thee
logical course at the Lutheran semi
,r nary, st. Paul, Mimi, and has az
at copied a call to Bryant, where h
an will be ordained and installed in tn
h. near future.
Mrs. j. c. Shrode and daughter
Miss Alice, made their departure fo
|. Worthington, Mimi, where the latte
is is to appear on a chautauqua pre-
gram, under the direction of the Col
I'd Opera company, Chicago. Mis-
" Shrode gave great satisfaction at TIL
IS Lake Madison chautauqua. All VIII
A. heard her representations %'pronounc
her a very %precocious child with niue
initiative ability. s3.
r Rev. c., McKibbin made an earl
ar call this morning at the home c
G., Geo. w. Bagley in Franklin tow
ship, the occasion being the marrias
ce Of Miss Marian Bagley to Harry I
Welpley, of C~rookston. Mimi, fol-