The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-26


Hunter. This morning Mrs. Wester-
gard took an eastbound train for
home.
Prof. f. A. BuecheI, instructor of
economics and sociology at the Nor
NAL, is quite i'll at home from diph-
liberia and scarlet fever.
Prof. A. t. Ireland, who returned
home Saturday from overseas, was
out today calling on his Madison
friends.
Miss Eva Phillips returned today
to Sioux Falls after a pleasant Sun
day visit here with girl friends at
the Normal school.
l.. Adkins departed this forenoon
for Alexandria where he goes to en-
joy a few days visit with his daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. E. E. Adkins.
James r. Petit, of Sioux City, Is
in town today, the guest of his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Petit, who
reside in the southeast part of the
city.
l.. Hasvold and wife, also their
son, Andrew, and his wife drove
from Flandreau by auto yesterday
and spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. l.. Hasvold.
The bank clearings for the week
ending Saturday, May rs, amounted
to $~127,929, or a decrease of 81,
608.72 over the clearings for the
week previous.
Henry Pinter, who has been in the
city since the burial of his wife, the
late daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Hanson, started this forenoon on his
return trip home to Seattle, Wash.
Miss Iverson, Miss Myrtle Granum
and Miss Caldwell well known Mad
ison young ladies, returned Sunday
evening from Mitchell, where they
attended a state meeting of nurses.
Miss Helen Foley, the principal of
a ward school at Mobridge, arrivec
home today to enjoy a summer vaca-
ton. Last Friday her school work
closed for the year.
Mrs. ID. ID. Holdridge left the city
this morning enroute to Cedar Rap
ids, Ia, where she will remain with
relatives through the summer sea-
son.
Miss Mary Conley came home
from Faulkton yesterday afternoon.
Miss Conley has been enjoying a visit
at that place with her two brothers,
one of whom is in charge of a Cath
Ollie ~pastorate.
Miss Margaret Chaplin spent the
time between trains in Madison to-
day. This young lady who has been
teaching a rural school nea Wau-
bay, has completed her years work
and will go to her home at Winfred.
Mrs. Ella Armstrong who has been
in the city visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. J.. Mitterling, departed today for
Minneapolis, on a visit to a brother.
! After concluding the call there, Mrs.
Armstrong goes to Portland, Ind, to
engage in business.
! T. Houdey and wife were in the
city this forenoon and they, in de-
parting, took along home to Vienna
some expensive purchases from a
local dealer. Both were visitors yes
terday with the Hanson family, liv-
ing on the J.. A. Johnson farm.
O. o. Forsbad arrived in this city
Saturday from Hadley Falls, Mimi,
for a visit with his daughter, Mrs.
II. M. Applewick. He is also at
tending the three days session of the
Lutheran missionary meeting now be
ing held at Lake Madison church.
Attorney Fl. fl. Holdridge is now
far on his journey towards New York
city. He will be away for some time
while attending a national Red Gross
meeting to be held soon at Atlantic
City, N. j. After this meeting closes
Mr.. Holdridge will visit at the ma
tional capital before making his re-
turn trip home.
l.. T. Gwynn will arrive in this city
on Wednesday to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Sutton. Mr.. Gwynn is re-
turning from Chicago enroute to
Pierre. This gentleman has had a
large army experience rs chaplain