The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-06
LOCAL NEWS.

trip TO Marengo, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Cobb were pas
sengers today for Cedar Rapids, La
Judge l.. l.. Fleeger left this after
noon for Elk Point, where he will re
main until Monday.
Miss Maud Leeds returned home t
Sioux Falls Wednesday after spend
ing a couple of days in this city.
Mrs. H. w. Minish recovered suffi
GENTLY from recent illness while a
Minneapolis to return home.
/. w. Thomas and wife, of Oldham
were business visitors in Madison
yesterday.
Earl and Edna Dixon went dowI
to Sioux Falls today to spend a weel
with friends.
A. G. Hallenbeck goes to Colmar
tomorrow with his hearse to assist
j. b. French, undertaken, in conduct
ing a funeral.
Lenten services will be held a
Grace Episcopal church Friday even
ling at 7:30. Sermon, ''The Tempta
ton"
Mrs. Lee Corning departed for Ma
son City, Ia, this forenoon, beins
Lcalled there by the illness of hel
mother.
Miss Stella Sunde, who has been
welcome guest in the home of hel
RELATIVES, Mr.. and Mrs. James l.
Sunde, returned today to Fairmont
A. E. Nelson came in from DeSmer
this morning to visit at the home Of
John Hauffle and also to call upor
his sister, Miss Hilda Nelson.
Mrs. Doris Meyer, mother of Mrs
Emil Hanke and Mrs. John Elfert
departed today for her home at Led
gerwood, N. d.
DR.. ID. S. Baughman has arrived
from the Pacific coast with his fam
lily and now occupy the Earle Kelley
cottage.
o. T. Querness and wife were pas
sengers for Sioux Falls this forenoon
From that point the latter will go or
to hardwood, Ia, to visit with hel
parents for a few days. .
August Zuehlke and daughter
Miss Ruth started today on their triI
home to Kewaskum, Wis. They have
been the recent guests of Anton anC
Henry Zuehlke and other relatives.
Mrs. George Palmer and son made
their departure for Hatfield, where
they go to spend a few days VISITING
with Mr.. Palmer, who is the station
agent there.
Mrs. Herman Smith arrived in the
city Wednesday to occupy the Dun.
can Mackay residence east of the city
Mr.. Smith had preceded the rest OF
the family by a couple of days
Mrs. Thomas Granflatten returned
to her home at Colman today. She
had been in the city a few days visit
ing and assisting her sister, Mrs. o.
o. Soften.
James Cole and Arthur Jones de.
parted Monday morning for Lincoln.
Neb., where they expect TO take a
course in the auto and tractor col
lege.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the M. L, church will meet
with Mrs. Earle Kelley tomorrow aft
ernoon at 3 O'Clock. Everybody well
come.
The funeral services for the lately
deceased Nels Molstad were held at
O'Clock today at the Lake Madison
church. Interment was made in the
| cemetery there.
l.. II. Blagen and family we're pas,
sengers today for Waukon, Ia, where
they will participate in the celebra'
ton of the golden anniversary of Mr.
Blagen's parents.
Two of the members of the state
board of regents arrived in the city
yesterday the remaining three com
ing today. A meeting of the board
was in progress at the Normal school
this afternoon.
j.. Rafferty,, who with his wife
has been spending the winter here
with the formers brother, Ed Raj,
fe1ty and family, departed yesterday
for Gettysburg. Mrs. Rafferty, will
follow later.
Frank Peck disposed of his resi-
dence property on Third street NE
yesterday, Dell Campbell, of near
Rutland, being the purchaser. The
sale was made through the efforts OF
F. J.. Mundt.
A regular meeting of the Rebekahs
was held last evening. About &C
were present to participate in the
social hour following the session. A