The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-01-24
went to purchase blooded stock.

went to purchase blooded stock.
Miss Bernice Harris, until recently
a clerk at Munro's, departed Thurs
day afternoon for Lane to call upon
relatives.
Miss Vera Sipe, of the local high
school, is a recent victim of influen-
"a. Miss Sipe is being cared for at
the West emergency hospital.
Mrs. l.. r. Thieler arrived in Mad
ison today from Washington Springs
to meet her daughter now on her way
home from Chicago.
William Barth, of Clarno, passed
through the city today ell route for
Iowa, where he goes to attend the
funeral of a brother lately deceased
DR.. w. E. Daniels, who had been
at Winfred owe night in consultation
with DR.. Willoughby, returned to the
city on the east bound morning train
Rev. E. E. Durham, of the Adven.
fist church, is spending a couple OF
days at Sioux Falls on church bust.
ness.
Claus Montrose, whose home is al
Montrose, was in the city Thursday
the guest of the Cox family. He tool
a train south to Sioux Falls this
morning.
Henry A. Tholen, of Marshall
Mimi, was in Madison yesterday tt
bid his friend, w. b. Haughton, who
left for Hoboken, N. j., farewell plus
good wishes.
The remains of the little son oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Heiss are a
Hallenbeck's undertaking rooms
where they may be viewed by friend:
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. George Sorestad and Mrs
Marvin Johnson left for their home:
at Lake Preston this afternoon
They had been in the city, guests
of friends, for a couple of weeks.
o. j.. Fullerwider, who has been il
the city attending the funeral of tn,
late j. r. Rose, returned this fore
noon to his home at Cedar Rapids
Ia.
Mrs. p. M. Rensvold arrived hom,
Thursday from an extended trip t.
points in Wisconsin. She stopped a
Minneapolis to call upon former col
lege chums.
Floyd Fleischman was in Siou,
Falls today to make purchases from
the Duroc herds put on sale by Geo
Barley. Frank Krug also ATTENDED
the sale.
Mrs. c. Tucker, who arrived il
Madison several days ago from AK
ron, Ia, to attend the funeral of he
late sister, Mrs. Ed Robinson, return
ed to her home this forenoon.
County Agent 1. j. Bibby went t.
Sioux Falls today to purchase pur,
bred pigs for the Lake County Pil
club, which has enrolled 16 mem
bers so far.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Hostlan
der, recently deceased, will be held
from the house tomorrow morning a
10 o'clock. Interment at GracelanC
cemetery.
Tomorrow at Runchey's: Boston
brown bread and baked beans, raisir
bread and coffee cakes, raised dough
nuts, jelly doughnuts, a fine assert
ment of cakes, pies and good things
too numerous to mention.
Your hair made into switches from
either cut hair or combings. Singl,
stem, 81; two stem, $1.75; thre,
stem, $3.50. Satisfaction guaran
teed.-Mrs. r. l.. Turner, 3O2 Wash
ington avenue N. Phone 327S.
The Lake county soldiers reception
committee, consisting of +. @. Smith
Geo. III. Waskey, E. j. Sutton, Jas
Robertson and John w. Walden, con
ferred with the county commission
ers in relation to financial assistance
in reception of returning soldiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Vixen startet
this forenoon on their long trip t
Norway. They took the train soutl
for Chicago, at which point the,
change for a continuance of thei
journey to the east coast where the
embark for their native land.
Mrs. Cleo Penland, of Des Moines
has been in the city for several day
assisting her mother, Mrs. Jenni
Rowland, who has been i'll. Mrs