The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-21

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of Iowa.
Rev. Father Martyr, OF Bryant, is
a guest of Rev. Father Flynn, of st.
Thomas Catholic church.
The bank clearings for. the week
ending Saturday, July 10, were
~$132,S25.OO.
w. w. %Ingeldue, of Sioux City, was
the guest over Sunday of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. N. Arneson.
Miss Lucille Stillson has been en-
gagged to teach first grade work in
the F~landreau schools this fall.
Miss Bessie Thomas went to Junius
on a morning train after spending
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. M. Thomas.
4 Mrs. Dexter Bailey and Miss Mary
Cartlett, of Bookings, came down by
auto Sunday TO "a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. l. j. Bibby.
Miss June Emry returned on Sat
urday from a gathering of all the
county superintendent of the state
child at Hot Springs.
Fred Stoltzman went up the north
line this morning on business for the
| Madison Grain & Seed company,
Sioux Falls.
|! Harry e. Winesburg has returned
to Miles City, Mont, after an enjoy
! able visit of a week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Winesburg.
Two patients of the Madison hos
pital underwent operations IN Sat
urday last. They were VIM. Hard
wick and Mrs. Anna Johnson.
H. r. DeMars, representing a Chi
cago portrait company, spent the
night in this city. He departed fol-
Howard this forenoon.
Mrs. d. j. Molumby departed fol
White Lake today for a visit of sew
eral weeks with her daughter, Mrs
William Griffin.
Miss Ruth Arneson, of Sioux City
spent Sunday with her brother, A. M
Arneson, and wife. She made he
departure for home this morning.
Among Saturdays out-of-towl
shoppers were Catherine Riordan, o
Howard, and Mrs. A. V. May, of VIII
fred.
The Swiss Yodlers, who have beef
so delightfully."- entertaining chautau
: qua folks for a few days, departed b.
"a a morning train for Chicago.
"a Miss Pauline Giselson and Mis-
Mabel Verlo returned today from
r Sunday visit with the latter's aun
and uncle at Howard.
ID j. A. johnson, proprietor of tn
Johnson store, was morning passer
q. ger for Chicago. Mr.. Johnson is mal
ing this trip for the purpose of buy
ing for his different departments.
Orlan township w~s ~ nas~ oper
ed bids today for their proposed col
solidated school building. Action
e the matter has been postponed, how
: ever, until the 30th.
Mrs. F. M. Cope and daughte
1T Miss Frances, have been spending
week at the chautauQua ground
Both left for Sioux Falls this morl
in ing.
ly John Bell, who was a member
the 116th supply train and who ser
ed his country abroad for over tw
years, returned home last evenin
or discharged at Camp Dodge.
50 Miss s-:nn-e Severson, Ior a Ior
time assistant to DR.. w. A. Roth
child. has been granted a two week
~ vacation from office duty and leav
tomorrow for a trip to Denver.
Conductor Moran's folks departs
for Sioux City today. They We're
Lake Madison during the entire cha
IL tauqua season. Mr.. Moran hi
lts charge of the chautauqua train.
= Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Ball are aw
on a ten-day visit with their sc
Charles Ball, and family, now resi-
ing in their summer home at TIE
Mile Lake, Mimi.
10 Walter Dyce, Frank Kiner, Jol
Bell. Wesley Davis, Harry Gimp
go Chas. Baker, Frank Staples and Lev
Hagerty comprise a bunch of La
a county boys returning from Oversee
Mr.. Seitz, of LeMars, Ia, has be
visiting his son, Fred, who resides
a farm four miles south of Madise
He left this forenoon. going by W
OF Sioux Falls.
md Miss Nell McAllister and sist
Miss Grace, arrived from Redwo
. Falls, Mimi, today. They will
vas come members of the lake colony
xe a week or more.
Roy Jacobus and family
for auto from Letcher yesterday for
ent visit with the formers sister-in-la
Mrs. Ida May Jacobus. Their daut