The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-11

tSIS, NIdCt anu Ntitic, are uOW a.
Flandreau for a two weeks visit with
relatives.
Mrs. L. H. Sexauer left for her
home. at Bookings yesterday, after
spending a couple of days with Mr.
and Mrs. l. j. Bibby.
Miss Vera Beck was a morning
passenger for Lincoln, Neb. Miss
Beck will spend a week or ten days
with friends there.
Miss Virginia Kelley, who is taking
work at the summer school, depart
ed for Flandreau this morning to
spend the weekend with her parents.
Mrs. Grace Hart and daughter,
Miss Esther, departed yesterday af-
ternoon for Rapid City. They will
spend the summer in the Black Hills
section of the state.
Miss Ella Lewis and two sisters
Misses Alice and Agnes, spent some
time in Madison yesterday. They
returned home to Lake Preston on a
late afternoon train.
David Bates and wife arrived home
yesterday from a recent visit with
relatives at Cherokee. Ia. Both have
been away from home for two weeks
or more.
Miss Ethel Helfinstine, who has
been visiting Madison friends and in,
cidentally enjoying an outing at the
lake, returned to Sioux Falls today
but will return soon.
Mrs. j. P. Florness returned to
Colman this forenoon, accompanied
by Miss Hagen, who was in the city
yesterday having a tonsilectomy op
GRAFTON.
Mrs. J.. M. Spicer has gone to Went
worth to remain over tomorrow while
attending the funeral of VIM. Clark
sean, whose death occurred at TIT
Dell Rapids hospital yesterday.
Miss Faye Birran, who resides a
Lacrosse, has been a late guest il
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Winesberg. Miss Birran departed
this forenoon for Clear Lake.
A number of business and profes
r piOhut lhS d III NhC Nlii loudl HUI
Lake Preston. Among them wer,
Drs. t. p. Goldberg and John C
Baker, also l.. Hoberg and Victor
Juleson.
George and Ben Owens left tn,
city yesterday on a trip to Morton
county. N. d., the former to visit rel
atives and the latter to purchase
number of cattle to fatten for the fal
market.
Miss Martha Morrison passet
through the city last evening on he
way home TO Raleigh, N. ID. Mis-
Morrison has been pursuing CONNIE
cial courses in the Sioux Falls bust
ness college.
c. Tischauser vas a departure b
an afternoon train for Yale, wher
he will remain several weeks lookin
after his farm interests In that yicin
ity.
) Prof. John A. Hovlik came from
, Forrest City last evening for a fey
days visit with relatives before go
ing to Howard to attend to business
Mr.. Hovlik is field supervisor for tn
Lutheran union.
Mrs. r. l.. Harris and child, also
niece, Miss Ethel Edwards, arrives
last evening from Lincoln, Neb. The.
took the train to Winfred where tw,
weeks will be spent with the former
sister. Mrs. Milo Edwards.
The banks and stores closed thei
; doors after the noon hour today t
. give the proprietors, and clerks al
opportunity to visit the chautauqu;
T grounds where a public welcome /
? being given TO returned soldiers am
sailors.
Sergt. Robert Newcomb is expecte,
: home from San Francisco soon. II
has been in military training Their
' for a year and a half in the aviation
e service. He is the son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Robert X. Newcomb, of Cente
: street E.
D Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Johnson re
!. turned today to their home at Water
4 town after several days visit her
L thClt ooht NVOt sc SOitiioohs III
family. Their granddaughter, Mis-
Gladys Johnson, accompanied ther
, on the return trip.
Mrs. j. l.. Todd entertained tn
1 Kings Daughters at her home Wed
/, nesday afternoon. A short bushes
4 meeting was held, and two committee
appointed. The girls enjoyed them
5 selves playing games, after, whic
light refreshments were served. :.
Mrs. Albert Salisbury. aged 6
years. passed away at Ia. m. Thurs
: day at the farm home, ten mile
!. north of Montrose. A husband an
r five children are the survivors. Tn
funeral services will be held at tn
home at 2 p. m. tomorrow, intermen