The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-04-14

a daughter.
Rev. r. NJ. Hardman was a return
ing passenger by the north train this
morning.
Joseph Muggli and daughter of
Badus were business visitors in Madi
son today.
For Sale or Trade Fuller q John
sons gang pillow, in good condition,
also bicycle. L. A. Stevens.
J. F. Peck departed today for Toron-
to to look after his land interests in
that section.
VIM. Casey is seriously i'll at the
home of his son, William, in the south
part of the city.
Jas. Robertson was an evening pas
ssnger for Washington Springs in the
interest of his contracting business.
L. s. Martin was a passenger north
this evening for Lake Preston, but
will return in time to vote tomorrow.
E. j. Sutton was a morning pas
senger for ST. Paul on an absence of
a few days in the interest of his
clothing business.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Peck are pack
ing their household goods today for re-
mOval TO Watertown where Mr.. Peck
has accepted a position.
Misses Bakewell and Won " laid enter
tanned the Saturday Night Embroidery
Club Saturday evening ut the home of
DIR. and Mrs. EIudenfeld.
Special communication Evergreen
lodge. A. f. and A. NJ. this evening.
Work in the third degIee.-F. d.
Fits. ". NJ.
The marriage of Mr.. c. A Dslmsge
and Miss jennie Porter of this city &C
CURED in Sioux Falls last week, the
bridal couple returning home Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Blewitt and chill
dren spent sunday in the city, guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Blewitt, returning to their home at
~Flandresu by the morning train.
Temperature marked 20 degrees
above zero at 1 o'clock this afternoon
and there was a general discardiDg of
o gercosts and business coats and men
were about the streets in shirt sleeves.
Peter Heagney's mules. a fine pair,
INDUCED in a short runaway in lower
Egan avenue this morning. but were
brought mp short by collidiLg with a
telephone pole without breaking =
buckle.
The reason why Hanson gets the
watch repairing business. People give
Us a trial. they are satisfied, they tell
their friends where TO go. Boosting
is our best advertiser. Get the habit.
Be a booster ard trade with Guy E
Hanson,
The ladies Of Grace church were
favored with q second fine audience
at the opera house Saturday evening
TO witness A Gypsy Enesmpment.
The net proceeds of the two enter
tainments, to b. placed in the treas
ury of the Women's Guild, amounted
to S97.37. Mrs. Burbank who staged
the play departed this morning for
Beresford to Gil an engagement.
In remodeling the building former
ly occupied by the City Restaurant,
DR.. Daniels. the owner, will remove
the rear addition TO the building, fill
cesspOols which have been in use and
grade the rear of the lot with sand aud
gravel This is q physicians idea of
cleanliness. and perhaps il would be
well for people generally to profit by
this example and do likewise with
adjacent alleys
W. 7. Stearns is preparing to re-
build his store building adjoining
Odd Fellows block on the north. He
will remove sesenty-six feet Of the
front of the building which is of wood
and replace il with prick to attach to a
blick addition in the lear which he
built a few years ago The new build
inl will be modern 10 all its appoint
ments, with a handsome front.
Boston dispatch: An active traffic in
babies at prices ranging from 81 up is
carried on in Boston, according to Mrs.
Charlotte Smith. a social worker of
this city, who appeared before the
legislative committee on public health
today in support of a bill requiring
the registration of midwives. Mrs.
Smith declared that she had bought
infants and knew where more could
be Purchased at any time. The idol
Of the home in the Back Bay" she
ssid, lis a poodle dog. They run
from 800 to 81. 900, while babies are
being sold at from 81 to $40. depend
ing on whether they are blondes or
brunettes.
Sioux Falls Press; On account of
the inability of the authorities of the
Cbildren's Home to find places for the
boys that have been brought to that
institution, the home at the present
time lie taking care of an unusually
large number Of boys, and can not
acceIt the care of more until suitable
homes are found for some now in the
institution. Homes are readily found
for the girls. but the boys do not
seem 10 take a. well and the result
is that a larger number of boys than