The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-03

city today enroute home to Went
worth. She has been at Ramona for
several weeks visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitethorn.
Miss Ruby Bennett, day operator
at the local telephone exchange, left
the city yesterday for a months va
cation. Her destination is Jennings,
Kan, where her parents reside.
In the senior class play of the Nor
NAL tomorrow evening, The End of
the Bridge, Joan Mannering, the
leading feminine role,.wil be played
by Miss Esther Schultz.
! Mrs. Jas. Matthews today received
a letter from her son, Lieut.. Joe
Matthews, in which he states hat he
expected to leave France May "a for
the United States.
NJ. X. Thrall and wife were after
noon passengers yesterday for HUI
ron, where a series of Adventist
campmeetings are in progress on
the state fair grounds.
Mrs. Florence Gunderson and
daughter, Miss Gwendolyn, returned
yesterday to their home at Roswell
after a day spent here with DR.. and
Mrs. b. S. Allison.
Alvin Anderson and wife, recent
guests in this city at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Robinson, re-
turned Monday afternoon to their
home at Huron.
Mrs. John Ellis and little son pur-
chased tickets this morning and left
for Charles City, Ia. Mrs. Ellis
mother, Mrs. r. Jones, will entertain
them for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. O. M. Briggs and daughter,
Eyleen, passed through Madison yes
terday on their way from Junius to
DeSmet. At the latter place they
were guests at the home of Rev. and
! Mrs. Oakley.
Z. Sheridan left his office business
in the care of his son Monday after
noon and departed for Britton, where
he is to remain for a month while
visiting his daughter, Mrs. w. S
|; Given.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brown anC
two sons Leonard and Harold, wht
were in the city to. attend the wed
; ding of Edgar Lester and Miss Fan
ME Moore, wish return tomorrow t.
/, their home at Minneapolis.
q o. Bergman, of Campbell, Neb.
{ started this forenoon on his return
trip home. Mr.. Bergman has beer
in Madison for several days calling
on his daughter, Miss Hazel. AM
other relatives.
w. B. Hutchings, who lately dis
posed of his laundry equipment, de
parted for Sioux Falls this forenoon
> to assist in the installation of ma
chinery in the new plant of tn,
American Laundry company.
Frank Lebrum and wife left to
e day for their home at Marshalltown
la. For a week they have been tn
9 guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown
who reside just north of the cit,
/ limits.
Rev. w. E. Roberts, who delivered
D the commencement address at tn
e Normal auditorium Sunday evening
: was a passenger yesterday for Hu
ron, where he goes to meet with tn
New Era committee of the Presby
terrain church.
The meeting of the state highwa
: commissioners that was scheduled {
open at Yankton yesterday has bee
postponed until next Monday nigh
This change is due to a violent storT
C that passed over that section o
s Sunday.
Raymond Howard anne down froI
:, Ramona last Thursday and rename
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4
e Howard, until yesterday. Accom-
panying him on his return was Henri
futile, who goes to Ramona to wor
o on a farm.
Mrs. II. Hundemer and daughte
c Miss Irene, made their departure tt
9 day for points in the east. An e.
tended trip of two months duratio
e has been planned. They purpos