The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-22

day he picked sweetcorn from his
garden for use on his table.
Mrs. Anna Folken, who was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. H. l.. How
ard, for the past two weeks, depart
ed this forenoon for her home at
Lennox.
Mrs. r. A. Emmert is making a
trip to Cresco, Ia, for the purpose
of making an extended visit with her
brother and sister, who are residents
of that place.
w. M. Ingeldue was a morning
passenger for Sioux City. Mr.. Ingel-
due has been making a visit here
with his daughter, Mrs. A. M. Arne-
son.
Mrs. j. Kaisersatt and children
were morning passengers for Austin,
MINI. They will be absent a week
while visiting the formers sister,
Mrs. O'Morro, who was Miss Irene
Martin.
Mrs. Robt. Jones and Miss Minnie
Severson made their departure today
for Denver and Timnath, Col. At
the former place they will visit their
sister, Miss Marie Severson, who is
a Red Cross nurse. Mrs. Jones
daughter, Miss Lucille, accompanied
them. Mrs. Jones resides in Sioux
Falls. She has peer in the city call
ing on her sister, Mrs. L. ID. Lee.
Mrs. E. A. Zilisch went to Red
Wing, Mimi, today to return with
her children. Her husband is EN-
ployed mt the r. b. Fitzgerald store,
and the family expect to become per
manent residents of Madison.
Miss McKeon is at Sioux Falls for
a visit with friends. She left for that
place this forenoon in company with
Miss Hazel Opperud and Miss Lila
l.. White. The latter two are ex
pected 10 return tomorrow.
Aside from ordering fittings fol-
fire hose, the city commission trans.
acted no very important business ex-
cept the authorization of the issuance
of 0 600 worth of bonds fol-
building and equipping a new cleo
trio light plant.
Miss Pauline Giselson left on {
morning train for Albert Lea, Mimi.
for a few days visit with friends
Following the visit there she leave!
for her home at Charles City, la
Miss Giselson a in the city callins
on Miss Mabel Verlo.
o. A. Koehler, of Flandreau, ha.
been stopping at the Dan Habege,
home since last Thursday. He lief
for home this morning, expecting Il
return tomorrow in time to atten,
the funeral of his wife's father, tn
lately deceased d. H. Habeger.
Rev. A. E. Elson and wife. win
have been visiting friends at the lake
made their departure today, the for
mer going to Mitchell to take sum
mer training for Methodist church
workers and ministers and the latte
to her home at Bradley.
MIR. montgomery anu daughter
Mrs. George Finch, went to Siou.
Falls to spend several days witt
friends. At that place Mrs. Mont
1 gomery joins them and all go on L
Y Alcester and Montrose before ~leavin.
for Long Beach, Cal, where they will
t reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Shea, residln
at ga Second street NV, are enter
tanning several of their children
whose homes are quite widely SEP
d arated. They are John Shea an
family. of Glendive. Mont; DEM
e Shea and family, of Sanborn, Ia, an
: Mrs. H. F. Addy, also of the latte
place.
! Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Alverson, VIII
: have been visiting their son, Bert, {
c Wentworth township, the past month
departed today by automobile o
u their return to their home in soutf
ern California. They were accom-
{ panied by the families of Angus
Abraham and Henry Limmer,
u Wentworth township, four automt
u biles being required to transport tn
. party. Mr.. Abraham's family con
rrises six persons, using two .aut'
mobiles. They travel by the norther
9 route, going out, stopping at yellow
9 stone park, and will return by til