The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-04-21
LOCAL NEWS.

work.-Mrs. Z. ii. Kelley.
I. ]. Lannon was a business visitor
in Flandreau today.
Lost, Sable collie pup z months
old. Reward. p. j. Hoidal.
All kinds of job work, blowing,
hauling ashes, dirt. gravel, etc. Roy
Beesley.
For Sale. Seed fax, cleaned. Mrs.
Healey, Madison, route /, telephone
AIS.
Geo H. Waskey returned by the
evening train from a business visit in
st. Paul.
MIR. and Mrs. r. J Lawless returned
Saturday evening from spending the
winter in Florida.
MIS-. w. E. Powell and daughter,
Miss Gladys, returned this evening
from Sioux Falls.
Mgr. Flynn was a morning passenger
for Colman to assist in thirteen hour
devotion services.
Miss Gertrude Murphy spent Sunday
with friends in Howard. returning by
the morning train.
Gen. Beadle returned this evening
from Hot Springs, Ark, appearing
much improved in health.
For Sale. Choice yellow dent seed
corn test 81 per cent. Also bsled tim
othy hay. Albert Budde.
Mrs. L. Adkins was a morning pas
senger for Alexandria where she will
visit in the family of a son.
have leased the Kennedy pasture
naer Lake Madison and can take some
stock about May 10th.-L. A. Stevens.
Rev. X. M. Hartman was an even
ing passenger north to Gary where he
will deliver an address tomorrow ON
Odd Fellowship.
Rev. DemeI who conducted service
In the German Lutheran church yester-
day, returned to his home at Fountain.
Mimi by the morning train.
Bishop Biller was a through passen-
ger this morning. returning to his
home at Sioux Falls from 3 visit to
the Episcopal churches unthe Sisseton
Indian reservation.
Geo. Fullerton, an early day resi-
dent, now of Neenah, Wis, is in the
city calling on old time friends. Mr..
Fullerton Is returning from Seattle and
other Pacific coast points.
VIM. McBain, accompanied by his
brother, Dan, and wife, returned from
FitchbuIg, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
McBain will remain, making their
home on the McBsin farm in Orland
township.
A deal has been closed whereby M.
q. Drake takes over by purchase the
Walden implement business, building
and lot. corner VanEps avenue and
| Fourth street. Mr.. Drake will con-
solidate his stock now located in the
Schmidt building south Egan venue
and remove to the new location.
Conductor Dan Lawler took ont the
east train this morning and will re-
quarters here. His family are now
at the Lake Park, looking for a house
to rent. MIR. LAWYERS run will be
between Washington and jackson. He
has been running between jackson and
Lacrosse the past sixteen months.
An unusually large congregation of
friends attended the funeral Of the
late Mervil Dingman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. I. Dingman, at the Methodist
church yesterday afternoon. Rev. A.
<. Burif preached the sermon. refer
ring feelingly to the Christian virtues
of the deceased. A long procession
accompanied the remains to their last
resting place in Graceland cemetery.
The funeral of the late M. 81. Heg-
dial was held yesterday afternoon from
the Lake Madison Lutheran church,
conducted by the Rev. Martin Ander-
son. The attendance was very large.
many Madison people being present.
Deceased was n of the prominent
Scandinavian citizens of the county
and many friends availed themselves of
the last opportunity to pay respect to
his memory.
Mrs. Joseph Spells aged "A years,
died at the family home, one and a
half miles northwest Of Madison last
evening at 6:t5, of pneumonia. De-
ceased is survived by husband and five
children Arthur. Earl, Joseph. Helen.
Ruth-ranging in age. the eldest 10
and the youngest Eve years. The
family has been residents of this
| vicinity about fourteen years, Mr..
Spells formerly in charge of ithe
agency of the Standard Oil in this
city. The funeral will be held from
the First Baptist church Wednesday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Through John Walden, treasurer,
Madison people contributed to the food
sufferers of Dayton. o., and the cyclone
sufferers of Omaha In acknowledging
receipt of a remittance of 5000, W. F.
Bippus of the Dayton relief committee
says: "We acknowledge with deep
gratitude your remittance of 5000.
In the name of all the people of Day.
ton, we thank you. Such an express
sion of practical sympathy touches us
deeply. Be assured that this Offering.
| an froelv oivou will ho carafrllv a