The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Baldwin, oil
Lake Preston, were in the city yes.
terday ~transacting business.
Now is the time to buy smoked
meats before another rise in price
Scudder Bros. Phone 2207.
Mrs. j. G. Mcbride went up to Ra-
mona yesterday to visit over Friday
with her son, Fred and family.
Mrs. Henry Nelson was called to
Cotton today to take care of her
mother who is quite seriously ill.
Mrs. H. j. Thompson arrived from
Woonsocket this forenoon and will
visit Madison friends for a few days.
Miss Evelyn Ballou, of the Normal
departed this afternoon for Hetland
to remain over Sunday with her par
ents.
Mrs. Bonnell has accepted a cler-
zeal position at the Paulis dry goods
store and began her new duties this
morning.
Miss Augusta Adrian, the recent
guest of Miss Myrtle Granum, return
ed this forenoon to Humboldt, her
home town.
Miss Jane Cummings and Miss
Clara Krogh, both students at the
Normal, will spend the week end
with their parents at Egan.
Miss Daisy Procknow, who spent a
week in this city with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Buehler, returned to Ramona
yesterday afternoon.
T. w. Hennessey departed today
for his home at Laurens, Ia, after
visiting with the family of James
Shea since last Monday.
d. J.. Mitterling shipped a Poole
grand piano today to Miss Myrtle
Rose Lancaster, the bill of lading
reading Norfolk, Neb.
Mrs. c. C. Bailey left today for her
home at Garden City. She has been
the guest for a fe wdays at the home
, of DR.. and Mrs. r. S. Westaby.
Miss Annie Sherman, accompanied
by her girl friend, Miss Esther Col
burn, went to Ramona today to spend
the week end with her parents.
Jack Gallagher, a well known en-.
gineer of the Milwaukee road, having
at one time a run to Madison, passed
away at Sioux City last evening.
Paul c.. Paulson came from Lake
Preston this forenoon, where he haC
been visiting his children and wen
on to his home at Flandreau.
Mrs. w. H. Young and daughter
Miss Harriet, made their departure
for Garden City yesterday after visit
ing relatives here since Monday.
John YanK and family left the city
today to make their home at Aber
deem. Mr.. Yank was employed at thu
.roundhouse for the past two months
Mrs. T. B. ellison returned this
forenoon to her home at Sioux Falls
after remaining in the city a couple
of days with her sister, Mrs. G.. S
Fuller.
Mrs. w. A. Bergerson and children
departed today for Earlville, Ia, t.
visit relatives there for three weeks
They reside three miles south of thi'
city.
Mrs. c. p. Rath, who for severa
days was the guest of Mrs. w. A
Bergerson at the latter's home three
I, miles south of Madison, departed thi'
forenoon for Chester.
/ Electric lights have been provided
at the fair grounds and any who wisl
to go out there this evening to in
spect the stock will find the plac'
we'll illuminated.
Mrs. H. w. Johnson came to Mad
ison yesterday from Flandreau an,
spent the time until this mornin
with her sister, Mrs. Oscar Granflat
. ten.
Mrs. William Dyce, who has jus
terminated a pleasant visit here wit
her father, Andrew Tufte. and othe
relatives, returned this forenoon t
her home in Wentworth.
Mrs. w. w. Schultz purchased
ticket today for George, Ia, and de
parted on a morning train. She el
. poets to be away for a couple {
weeks while visiting with her pal
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Bartels.
Henry Hack and Miss Mae n
= Sworensen, both of Winfred, wer
welded yesterday afternoon at the o.
flee of the county clerk, Rev. d. +.
Mitterling officiating. These youn
nennla will reside at Winfrad