The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-22


week with her daughter, Mrs. Ru-
dolph Kasch.
Rev. A. j. Schultz arrived from
belmont today and will remain il
the city long enough to call on stme
of his Madison friends.
Rev. c. A. Gruhn came back from
washington Springs this forenoon.
He conducted services at that place
last Sunday.
Mrs. Edinger, who has been visit
ing in the city since Saturday, ac-
companied Mrs. N. p. Porter and
Miss O'Connor, the latter from SiOuT
Falls, to Howard yesterday.
Mrs. C. H. Sundberg and three
children were passengers yesterday
for Appleton, MINI. Since last Sat
urday they have been in this city
the guests of Mrs. Maria Coffey.
Earle Kelley and two sons were
passengers for Lake Preston late yes
terday afternoon. They will bring
back their car which was left there
some time ago.
For the past three weeks Mrs. f.
H. Sloan has been entertaining Mrs.
Elizabeth Johnson, of Garretson. The
latter departed for her home this
morning.
Mrs. Anna Struble, acting grand
matron, arrived from Centerville this
afternoon for a visit with Mrs. Angie
Williamson and to transact business
for the Eastern Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Kvenvold re-
turned this forenoon from a recent
visit with the latter's parents at Old
ham. Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. Kven-
void leave for Sioux Falls.
J. o. Kaasa left this forenoon for
Wentworth. After ~transacting bust
ness there he will go on to Water
town. Mr.. Kaasa has been visiting
Madison relatives for several days.
Miss Emma Jansen, who is en-
ployed as office assistant to DR.. Gull
slime, departed yesterday afternoon
for her home at Manning, Ia. Miss
Jansen expects to be gone for a cou-
pie of weeks.
Otto F. Mueller, who came back
from Camp Dodge last Saturday to
enjoy a five days leave, accompanied
his sister, Miss Lillian, down to
Chester today. They will spend a
few days there with their brother.
The funeral services for the late
ly deceased Lila Roberts, 12-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Roberts, were held from the family
residence at 2:30 o'clock today,
burial being made in Graceland
cemetery.
Julius HURLEY, a returned sol
der, has been in Madison for several
days visiting his grandfather, August
Frohman, and other relatives. He
departed for Sioux Falls this fore
noon, from which place he will drive
a motor a to his home at Kadoka.
Miss Stella Ryan, who, until very
recently, has been taking a CONNER
cial course in a Sioux Falls business
college, has accepted a position at
the Williams & Hicks garage. Miss
Ryan will do their stenographic and
typewriting work.
Henry Vessel and George Behr re,
turned to their respective homes to-
day after attending the funeral OF
their close relative, the late Mrs
Mary Vessel, the former going tC
Charter Oak, Ia, and the latter tc
Fulda Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Maynard re.
turned from California the latte,
part of last week and spent a few
days here visiting with the latter's
sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Duff. They left
yesterday afternoon for Elrod to visit
their son.
Mrs. A. w. Norton, who for two
weeks has been a guest of Mrs. c
w. Wood, departed from this city
yesterday en- route to Valley City N
D., where she will call upon hel
daughter, Miss Susan, formerly q
teacher in the Madison normal. Mrs
Norton resides at st. Anthony's Park
St. Paul.
At the centenary rally at thu