The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-30
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Agnes Leopold spent Sunday
with friends at Winfred.
Ralph Johnson drove up by auto
yesterday from Sioux Falls.
Miss Ruth Regain, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. V. Regain, is now suffer-
ing from a severe case of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Alice eastman stopped in the
city over night and took a morning
train for Minneapolis.
C. S. Ashton and wife returned to
Sioux Falls this morning after spend
ing Sunday with friends at Lake
Madison.
Miss Mae Miller came from Lake
Preston this morning, accompanied
by Miss Esther Rae, who spent Sun
day there.
Mrs. A. c. Pierce, who has been
spending a couple of weeks with her
sister, Mrs. 8. III. Avery, departed to-
day for Rushford, MINI.
Mrs. Hazel Left, the guest of Mrs.
S. H. Avery. for the past two weeks,
left for Sioux City on a morning
train.
Mesdames George Lee, junior and
Isenior, purchased tickets for Sioux
City today. Both will be absent for
a month while calling on relatives.
s. Fl. Avery has been quite a sick
man for about a month. He is hop
ing to be out again in a short time
and about his usual work.
Lucille Farley, a little girl who has
been enjoying an outing with her
parents at Lake Madison, took the
train south for Sioux Falls.
Ben StolZman was at home over
Sunday. He is employed at Fem
Bros, Sioux Falls, and accompanied
his father to that city this morning.
Among the Madison people who
are spending the day in Sioux Falls
are H. M. A~pplewiek, Mrs. A. G..
Schmidt and Ivor Rad.
Miss Iva Biederstaedt departed for
Wyoming, Ia, this forenoon. Miss
Biederstaedt will spend five weeks
there with her sister, Mrs. d. c.
Vaughn.
Mrs. M. M. Gardner and children
are now enroute to Delavan, Wis,
where the former goes for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A.
Coon.
Frank Hinton, marble cutter for
the Madison Granite and Marble
works, and wife are now at Sioux
Falls for a visit with friends and
acquaintance.
Mrs. ID. M. Bailie, Of Milwaukee, is
a guest at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. r. f.. Scudder, 613 Harth
avenue N. Mrs. Bailie will remain
in the city several weeks.
Miss Mary Quist, cashier at the
Home Supply store. has gone to At
lantic, Ia, to spend a period of weeks
recently granted her for a vacation.
with friends and relatives.
Rev. E. e. Durham, of the Ad-
~ventist church, went to Chamberlain
today to begin a series of e~vangelistic
services hat will continue the great
er part of the summer.
Mrs. Caroline Bekke is at Sioux
City being entertained by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. Newenhuis. Mrs. Bekke
will be away for a period of two
weeks.
Mrs. F. L. Goodroad departed for
Saranac this morning. She will spend
a few days with her two married
daughters residing on farms in that
vicinity.
August Holders folks were here
from Ramona Saturday calling on
Mrs. Ostrander. Her son, Owen, ac-
companied them on their return
home.
Miss Emma Serck and Miss Alice
Shipton have returned home to en-
joy a summer vacation. These young
ladies have been holding teaching
positions in the schools at Garden
City which are now closed.
VIM. Reeves got marooned in Mad
ison Saturday by missing connections
on his way from Marmarth, N. ID.
He spent Sunday here, going to Pipe
stone this morning for the transac-
tion of land business.
Mrs. It. III. Opsal and daughter,
Miss Josephine, were morning pas
sengers for Slayton, Mimi. Mrs.
Opsal has a daughter, Mrs. Marvin
Stanley, at that place and will make
a short visit with her.
G.. w. Plumleigh, who accom-
panied the special a having on
board students from the Flandreau
Indian school to Aberdeen, passed
through Madison this forenoon on his
return Il his work.
Mrs. J. e. HOLSTER, OF Erwin, has
until this morning been the guest of
her son, A. r. HOLSTER, and family.
! She is now on her way to Kansas