The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-02
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Mrs. J.. l., Morton and daughter,
Miss Norma, are in the city today do
ing some trading. They reside OF q
farm near Ramona.
DR.. B. S. Allison returned last eve
ming from a trip to Chicago. During
his stay of one week he attended q
series of surgical clinics.
Mrs. T. o. Musser and daughter,
Miss Emogene, residents of Chicago,
but now calling on Madison friends,
have gone to Ramona for a day or
two.
s. Davon arrived from Chicago
yesterday and was taken by auto to
the home of his sister, Mrs. Raetzel,
who resides eight miles north of
town.
Miss Clara Baxter arrived from
Stevens Point, Wis, this forenoon,
and is now being entertained at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Hattie Bor-
land.
NJ. M. Gardner, who recently re-
signed as wire trouble man for the
local telephone exchange, spent the
time between trains sightseeing in
, Sioux Falls.
A baby daughter came this morn
ing to brighten the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Raschdorff, the happy pa
rents, who reside a few miles north
of the city.
Miss Lola Hart, formerly deputy
county treasurer, arrived from Sioux
Falls last evening for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Clayton Ball, who is
residing at the lake.
j. J. Schultz and family made their
: return to Madison last evening from
Ames, la, where they have resided
e since last fall. They will make their
home here permanently.
|. A party from Geddes, consisting OF
o Mrs. Moran and her three grown
r daughters, Myrtle, Hazel and Cecilia,
changed trains here today while e n
route to Caledonia, MINI.
Karl v. Mitchell, of the Dakota
State bank, accompanied his family
IS to Spencer, Ia, today, where they
will remain for a week at the hons
r of Mrs. Mitchell's parents.
d Mr.. Walgren, proprietor of a HUI
d ron shoe store, was a Madison bust
ness caller yesterday. Mr.. Walgrel
: has arranged to move his family t.
# Lake Madison for the summer.
Mrs. b. b. Seyerson was in tn,
n city yesterday, having come from
Lake Preston to spend the day witt
her daughter, Elsie, a patient at tn,
west end convalescent hospital,
Mrs. Thomas Niece, her son
frank, and her daughter, Elenore
made their return yesterday iron
Milwaukee, where they attended tn
< funeral of Mrs. McGee's mother.
% After a week of pleasant entertain
ment in this city with her two daugh
tiers. Mrs. Howard Fairchild and Mrs
Ernest Sterling. Mrs. A. Varnes mad
- her departure this forenoon for he
home in Sioux Falls.
Henry Backhaus and his sister
,f Mrs. A. Kerstein, who have been u
. at Goodrich, N. D., for the past tw,
4 weeks, calling on their brother-in
law, Fred Adams, came in on tn
train from the north.
"a Mrs. Charles Demick, her sister
~ Mrs. John Norton, and her brother
- Joe Pulford, comprised a ~travelin.
q party this forenoon that took tn
train east for Osakis, MINI. Thes
people go to join other relatives in
family reunion.
-, Albert Budde, who sold his HON
south of town last fall and settle
with his family at Benson, Neb., al
n rived here yesterday to close up som
pending business. He is accompa
MED by his son., Richard.
A little Sheridan boy, the nepheN
~ of Mr.. and Mrs. John Haley, sus
tanned internal injuries as the resul
of a fall from an apple tree. He
now under a doctors care, thong
y not seriously hurt.
u Mrs. K. B. Anderson, a resident {
Minneapolis, arrived here yesterda
d. and spent last night at the home {
III Mrs. AL Brake. This forenoon Mr.
Anderson left for Jackson, MINI
Ill., Following a brief visit there she wi
MS return to her home in the flour cit,
Miss Ina Boyer, who is an instru,
tor on the normal faculty and hs
closed her teaching work for til
year, departed yesterday for hi
home at Lake Benton, MINI. Aftt
is a short visit with her parents Mi.
Dc Boyer will go to New York to tax
degree work in the summer school
IN Columbia university.
a s. p. Seierson and family stoppe
III at Mr.. and Mrs. z. F. Sears ne
AFT Newherp. Ore. very recent