The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-10
former friends and departed for their

former IriendS u departed LOT thelFl
home.
Mrs. VIM. C. Anderson made her
departure today for her home at
Akron, La. She has been spending
a week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Schroeder.
Miss Lydia Phillips and sister, Miss
Grace, departed this forenoon for
Jackson, Mimi. For two days they
will be entertained at the home of
Miss Gladys Nourise.
Miss Elizabeth Beecham and Miss
Julia, Mitchell departed yesterday for
Spearfish. These young ladies will
pursue courses of study al the sum-
mer normal there.
Miss Z. Shannon, who has been a
student of the State Normal here. re-
turned yesterday to her home at
Ramona, having fully completed one
of the prescribed courses of study.
For two weeks Mr.. and Mrs. S
Stephenson have been entertaining
their two daughters, Misses Clara
and Ida. Both young ladies depart
ed for Sioux Falls this morning.
Nels Olson, the Sunday guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Highland, returned
yesterday to his home at Pierpont.
Mr.. Olson attended the Lutheran
gathering which was held at Canton
last week.
Maurice Laughlin and wife were
morning passengers Tor Sioux City.
Mr.. Laughlin will return tomorrow
with new bort and Liberty autos, but
his wife will remain there a few days
for a visit with her sisters.
Iyor+ Anderson left Monday after
noon for DeSmet to visit a son-in-
law, Bert Wilcoxen. Mr.. Anderson
IS a. resident of Canton and spent
Sunday in this city with Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul ~Jorgensen.
Miss M. S. Purves, a graduate
nurse holding the position of super
visor of public health for Dawson
county, and a recent guest of county
nurse, Miss Merlin Wilkin, returned
late yesterday to her home at Mitch.
ell.
w. Fl. Aldrich returned from =
visit with his father, E. A. Aldrich
who resides in northern Minnesota
Mr.. Aldrich is well known in Mad,
ison and his friends here will be
pleased to learn that he is enioyins
good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Sedan are pre-
| pairing to move to this city. They
are now living at Flandreau and are
only waiting for an available house
before coming to reside here perma.
/. nently. Mr.. Sedan has charge of the
Farmers Lumber company.
Lieut.. C. r. Westaby is expected
home from Craig, Ia, any day. He
was with the balloon section of the
18th division in France and arrived
at New York city on April Is, later
going to Camp Mills where he was
h~onorably discharged from service.
r. H. Mayfield has closed a dea'
whereby he comes into possession o.
the lot just north of the Ireland
building now occupied by A. p
Montgomery. The consideration wa:
50, 200, and it is Mr.. Mayfield's in
tention to erect a store building
there this summer or next fall.
Mrs. w. A. Rothschild is in receip
of a letter from DR.. Rothschild stat
ing that he has abandoned his out
, - Ain Ia ,crtbarp Minnesota hay
ing been called to Lancaster, Wis,
on account of the probable fatal i'll
ness of a sister. DR.. Rothschild ais
stated that he would arrive home tn
latter part of this. week.
U One week from today a farmers
meeting will be held at the cour
house at which time the question o
I a new stock pavilion will come u
for discussion. The meeting will b
held in the evening and all farmer
interested in a sales structure for tn
-"Ilocal fair grounds are urged TO b
present.
. Mrs. M. Westaby came here fror
Minneapolis three weeks ago, maxim
9Ilht ti1p ny dutOs hdtlhS hNi SAo
: she was entertained at the home o
: her daughter, Mrs. Casey, who re
: sides on the east side. Mrs. Westab
: came TO Madison for the purpose o
: meeting her son. Lieut.. C. r. West
: ably, who was due to arrive from
: Craig. Ia, several days ago.
. The way conditions look now, ac
!: cording to those in touch with tn
!: situation, We shall not be wearing
: cheap wool clothes very soon. sine
: wool filled delaine is selling aroun,
: CSC to Csc and over half blood comb
!: ings are on the market at 55c to Ga
per pound. Three-eighths bloo'
combings are up to sic per pound
. and &c.
Rev. DR.. Hardman, formerly recto
z of Grace Episcopal church in Mad
ison, and who is now rector at Par
ker, retires from the active ministr
. lima 1e. aftar mara than fnrty-ffy