The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-10

Mrs. Florence Gregory and chill
dren have gone to Pipestone for a
visit with the formers aunt.
Lewis Mulvey has gone to- Roches-
ter, Mimi, for a physical examina-
ton at the Mayo hospital.
A, G.. Gray, who returned from a
trip in the country, reports rye har-
vesting in progress in Lake county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kucher made
their return yesterday from a two
weeks visit with friends and rela-
Mrs. Sophia Beschta and son,
George, were in from Howard yester-
day, having the latter's tonsils re-
moved.
Mrs. George Bellknap went to De-
Smet yesterday to remain for two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. HI. H.
Plowman.
Lewis Snyder and C. Nelson, whose
families are at the lake for the sum-
mer, returned yesterday to Sioux
Falls.
Mark I. Odell and family of Mo-
desto, Cal, arrived in Madison yes
terday for a visit with parents and
numerous relatives.
| Miss Mary Owens, who has been
spending a few days at the lake, went
to her home at Winfred last evening.
She expects to return today.
Mrs. w. Serck departed for Rock
Rapids to call upon her daughter,
Mrs. Earl Laid. She will return to
Madison in about two weeks.
Mrs. Ahern, wife of DR.. Ahern, of
!: Oldham, came in yesterday from a
: recent visit with relatives at Cresco,
!: la. Her mother accompanied her on
!: the return trip. n
!: Mrs. Earl Callahan, of Sioux Falls.
!. has been spending a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. FL. I'm
derwood. She left for Sioux Fails
this forenoon. t'
Mrs. w. A. Harter came in from
r Canova this morning to spend a few
! days with her mother and also tC
visit with the VIM. and Geo. Kruger
q families.
! Alfred Fuller, son of Mr.. and Mrs
L. G.. Fuller, wires his parents thai
he has safely landed from overseas
and has been assigned to Camp Mills
for discharge.
Mrs. Ed Coty and Miss Clara Fo,
departed on a late train yesterday
!, for a visit with relatives at st. Cloud
Mimi. Peter Fox accompanied thu
ladies or their trip.
Among the out of town business
visitors in the city today were
Lafayette Hines, of Winfred, and Mr.
. Frank Gary and Mrs. Clarence Rich
of Lake Preston.
Mrs. J.. w jerks was enrout'
through Madison yesterday from Col
i man to Oldham. At the latter plac,
u she will be the guest of her daugh
ter, Mrs. B. w. Carmichael.
Mrs. d. Kramer and grandson
Walter Wagner, made their depar
+ ture last evening for Morristown, s
! d. They will visit the formers pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wagner
Mrs. t. l.. Lee and son wer
n among the passengers going ives
yesterday. They are stopping at Al
tesian, where a week will be spen
, with Mrs. Lees mother, Mrs. Angus
q Holder.
Mrs. G. r. Smith, a resident o
Lebanon, was in the city yesterda
the guest of her brother, VIM. Sart
well, and family. Mrs. Smith lief
for Pipestone today to visit anothe
!, relative, H. S. Sartwell.
Mrs. Philip Holste and Mrs. Eli
- Clark arrived in the city this morn
q ing and awaited a train to take then
! tc the home of the former at Trent
Mrs. Holste spent a few days a
T Clark calling on Mrs. Clark.
DR.. and Mrs. E. w. Goldman LEI
this morning for Camp Dodge wher
the former will secure his discharg
from military service. The docto
has been home with his family Will
enjoying a ~fifteen-day furlough.
re Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Halter, of 40
s. Chicago avenue NJ, have been enter
s. tanning as their guests Mr.. and Mr.
- "A. II. ConiulChy W1ooC hohhC 10 Q
Lakefield, MINI. The latter two d.
r, parted for home by morning train.
W DR.. w. A. Rothschild was calle
by telegram yesterday to Lancaste
IN Wis, on account of the death of
is sister, Miss Flora Rothschild. TIL
doctor left for Sioux Falls by aut
at and canght a. train out the same da
+ for Lancaster, Wis.
Mrs. Severson came in from Art
sian this morning and arranged fc
transportation to the farm home {
the lately deceased Nels Lone, nea
IS Nunda. Mrs. Severson is a neal re
alive and will be present at the fl
neral which takes place at Prair'