The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-08-05

John Kutcher has purchased the
German Baptist parsonage property
in the southwest portion of the city.
III. T. Hotehkiss is now in the city,
having come from Nora Springs, Ia,
to visit his relatives near Wentworth.
Charles Robeck and Arnold Ban
nan departed for Glendale, N. d..
yesterday for the purpose of trans
acting land business in that vicinity.
Miss Grace Buell. returned to Sioux
Falls after a visit of three weeks du-
ration at the Walden cottage, Lake
Madison. ~
Mrs. ]. M. Faris and children went
east to Flandreau following a Sun
day visit at Madison at the home Of
Mrs. Kate Arms.
Mrs. John Knutson is to-
day to Taopi, Mimi, for an extended
viist with her parents and other rel
atiyes.
Mrs, E. Bartlett and two daugh-
terss May and Beulah returned TO
Pipestone this morning after a week
of enjoyment at Lake Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Westaby are
selling out all of their household fur
niture. They plan to leave soon by
automobile for California.
Mrs. Alfred Meyers was a morning
arrival from Milwaukee. She is here
to call on the August and Herman
Hanneman families, residing several
miles northeast of Madison.
John II. Habberstad, a farm hand
who has been working in and around
Madison since the first part of April,
left today to cur work on a farm
at Westbrook, MINI.
H. j. Maloney is on his way home
to Cherokee, Ia, after a few days
spent at the lake with his brother
in-law, II. f. Stockberger, and fam
lily.
Mrs. John Laisy, of Mobridge, ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Kate
Gordon, of Wakonda, Wis, arrived in
the city from the west and are visit
ih6 at Tic IoliC vi tnCti iOliCl
Adam Laisy.
E. Natwick, who had just returned
from a visit al hardwood, Ia, was
obliged to return there today because
of the sudden illness of his youngest
child who, with its mother, is a guest
at the home of relatives.
Mrs. A. o. Burkland wen to Sioux
Falls this forenoon to greet her hus-
band, Capt. Burkland, who is return
ing from twenty-five months of SER
vice abroad with the army engineers
corps of the Third division.
Miss Lula Gimme. who made a six
weeks stay at Chicago while receiv-
ing special musical training, returned
home yesterday for a rest before TAX
ing up her fall work in the music
department of the Madison state nor
NAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Anderson
started this forenoon on their return
trip home to Curtis, Neb., accompa-
MED by Miss Gladys Franklin, Mrs
Anderson's sister. Mr.. and Mrs. j,
w. Franklin having been entertain.
ing their daughter and son-in-law
for the past three weeks.
p. A. Berg and wife are enroute to
their old home at Garretson. They
left there ~thirty-five years ago ant
In al THAT time have made but on,
trip to their former place of abode
Mr.. eBrg has very recently r~esignec
as janitor of the Garfield school or
the south side.
Since last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs
E. E. Griffin have had as their guests
two families from Manila, la. They
were Mr.. and Mrs. C. Baker, who
went to Sioux Falls by train today
also E. j. Barrow and wife. who re
turn by auto to Manila tomorrow
after stopping at Sioux Falls for tn,
Bakers.
The Tuskegee singers received {
fine welcome at the lake last eve
ming. A good sized audience greet
ed them with weIcaminp a~nnlausa