The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-22

FOunu. IOc2etD0Ok CONTAINING sum
of money. Apply to G. A. Augle,
phone BAT red.
Mrs. P. j. Hoovel and sou, Harold.
departed this afternoon by automobile
fer Woonsocket on a three days visit.
IT you have any furniture repairing
or upbolstering to do, take it to A.
Ct. Hallenbeck's undertaking parlor.
Phone EOS red.
H. ii. Holdridge returned from Chi
cago where he had been In the interest
of his law business.
Mrs. W. w. Tolles who has been
visiting friends in city departed this
morning for her home at Austin,
Mimi.
Comrade o. L. Farnham of ths
soldiers home, Hot Springs, is in the
city, guest of Cormade VIM. Metcalf
and calling on friends.
Carl Johnson was a morning de-
parture for Duluth, Mimi, where be
will spend two or three weeks seek
ing climatic relief from hayfever.
Hon. X. F. Lyons and wife of
Vermillion spent the night in the
city, Mrs. Lyons departing by the
morning train for DEBORAH, Iowa.
A very clever musical program by
McCrecken g. Zabokrtsky is being put
on at the opera house tonight with "a
pleasing line of photo plays which
should draw a crowded house. Price
10 and Is cents.
The extremely hot spell which has
prevailed in this section the past two
weeks came to an end last night aud
temperature at Z O'Clock this morning
marked So degrees. The day has been
delightfully."- cool and pleasant.
About City members of Rev. AL
fred Nelson's church gave him and
his wife "A surprise party Wednesday
evening The self.invited guests
brought their own refreshments and
before departing presented the rever-
end gentlemen with a literally filled
pulse.
Rev. w. II. Mueller aud wife of
Big Stone are attending the conference.
hcN. MI. h1uClACl was lnp ulbN DdcLOt
of the German Baptist church in this
city. Rev. J. NJ. Hack, former pas
tor of the local church now stationed
at Newark, n. j., is also in attend
ance.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Della
Mcdonnell was held from st. Thomas
church this morning and the remains
taken by the south train to Montrose
for burial. A number of friends &C
companied the funeral party to the
depot.
Two transient farm hands succeeded
in passing forged checks to the amount
of 500 il the village of Nuads, a few
days ago. With the aid Of u good
check they skillfully copied the sig
natures on two blank checks and
filled them out for amounts of $34
and $35, respectively. A. Mikleson
cashed the one for $50, and w. d
Caldow cashed the other. The forg-
ers have not been apprehended.
Miss Gladys Richards and Mr.. Emil
Rude were united in marriage by Rev.
Anderson at the BRIDES nome last
evening. The bride is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards who reside in
North Egan venue The groom comes
from Pelican Rapids. MINI. MIR. Rude
and bride will make their home at
Biwabik, Mimi, where the groom is
principal of the high school.
Gen. Beadle's mail today contained
N, opraCa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xpksol Ill
interest Msdisrn people. Thursday,
Aug. IA, Miss Lillian DeGraff, former.
ly of the faculty of the State Normal
school, was married to Mr.. De Carl,
Reeves at uwsco, Wash. They will
reside in Vancouver. Wash Monday
Aug. IS, DIR. Clement A. Cook, form
erly a resident of { is city, was mar
ried to Miss Fannie Lee Wall, at Win,
lock, Wash.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader: John A,
Crosse of this city realizing the posi-
bilities of Lake Madison as a summer
resort for these parts a few days ago
purchased a strip of land some eigh,
hundred feet long and one hundred ani
fifty wide along the shores of the lake
Mr.. Crosse Gays that little of the lax,
front can now be purchased. Coltor
and Chester people have each secured
q coed sized chunk of the lake from
and will establish summer colonies.
The country automobile ride to b,
rendered the German Baptist confer
ence visitors by citizens Of Madison
will start from Normal campus to
morrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Their,
will be in line not less than $50 auto
mobiles which have beer pledged ant
this number will likely be inci eased
making it the largest automobile par
ade ever witnessed in this section
The route will include a a fou,
miles north, west to Lake Herman
east passing through the city to a poin
one mile east of Wentworth, returning
to the city by way of Lake Madison
This will give the visitors a fine view
of Madison's surroundings and ais
recreation from their labors in con
ference.
The German Baptist people In con
ference with the local pastors are plan
ming to make Sunday q great day Q