The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-06

Minneapolis where she had been spend
ing the holiday season.
The county commissioners will NEE
tomorrow in regular quarterly session.
Regular meeting of Madison chapter,
o. E. s., tomorrow evening --LoIs
Gere. Sec'y.
Nick Hass of Chester has been in the
city a few days, guest of mis- friend.
Henry Kiner.
Mrs. ]. W. Thompson will depart TO.
morrow for Glendive. Mont, to remain
a few months.
Miss Brown who has been visiting
her mother during the holidays, wa,
a passenger for Wentworth TO resume
her school work.
Miss Ruth Harms who has been
spending the holidays with her folks al
Wentworth. returned yesterday to re.
sumo her studies at the high school
Special Communication Evergreen
lodge, A. F. and A. NJ. tonight.
School of instruction by Grand LectuI-
er Benz. F. Ives. F. ID. Fits, W. NJ.
Misses Mary Bostje. Margaret Tobin,
Winnifred Love. Mabel Mathews and
Vera Beck were passengers yesterday
for Sioux City to resume school work.
Miss Thompson who has been spend
ing the holiday season visiting rela-
tives in the city was a Sunday pas
senger for Egan to resume school
work.
DR.. f. n. Townley of Cook. Neb..
is a guest of DR.. Fl. f. Kellogg. DR..
Tewnley plans to locate for the practice
of his profession at some point in this
vicinity.
Hsrold McKinnon and will johnson
of Pierre who has been a guest az the
home of DIR, Gregg, departed this
morning for Vermillion to resume their
studies in the state university.
There will be no meeting of militia
company ID tonight on scrount of the
hall being occupied by the annual
meeting of the Building aud Losn
association. DIR. Burlingame. Capt.
Mrs. 7. j. Lannon and daughter.
Mrs. f. J. Mead. and children de
parted this morning by the south
train and will be joined by Mr.. Ian
non enroute on a journey to California,
to spend the balance of the winter.
State Normal school students who
spent the holiday season at their homes.
returned yesterday and today to re-
sumo their studies at the ~re0peniug
of the school today. The city schools
which were suspended during the
holidays also resumed work today.
a cold wave came upon this section
Saturday night, temperature marking
) below zero at : o'clock yesterday
morning. Temperature rose TO zero AT
3 e. IN but commenced falling at
evening, marking IS below at : O'Clock
this morning, rising to 3 below at
noon today and continued rising TEN
perature during the afternoon. Wealth
er fair with bright sunshine and nc
now on the ground.
The installation ceremonies aud ban
quet of Madison lodge. l. O. O. E.. at
their hall Saturday evening was an IN
usually pleasant event About 300
were in attendance. The officers in
stalled were: L. ". Unzelman. n.
G.; f. c. Fuller, V. G.; T. L. Bur
nett, secretary; NJ. Fl. Colgrove, treas
urer. The appointive officers are. j.
c Unzelman, W; F. L Mease, c.;
Geo. Mathews, chaplain; c. 5. Nc
Way, r. s. s.; Henry BOIL. L. S. s.:
r. II. Msyield, r. S.; F. J.. Schuel-
Ter, L. S; Bret Hart, l. G.; Ernest
Castlow. A. q.
Fl. A. Fowler. residing on one of the
very pretty Lake county farms. at
the west city limits of Madison. has
been absent at his former home in
Whitewater. Wis, the past several
weeks and returned by the midnight
train Saturday, accompanied by his
bride. The wedding occurred Dec.
21st at Hart Prairie, Wis, near
Whitewater. The bride, nee Miss
Tilla Case. is an olG-time scquaint-
ance of Mr.. Fowlor's family, and has
for a number Of yeaIs occupied a DO
sition as teacher of English in the
Milwaukee high school. Mrs. Fowler
will be welcomed by friends of Mr..
Fowler in this city.
Miss Clarice Anderson of Sioux Falls,