The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-03-30

The Martin is the best yet. You
will find it in nur case. Potter Phsrm-
acy.
Mrs. George Belknap returned this
morning from a visit with q daughter
at DeSmet.
Don't forget the Martin, at the Por-
ter Pharmacy.
Mrs. Angie l.. Williamson. grand
secretary, and Mrs. Cox of Howard,
past grand matron, O. T.. S, were
morning passengers for Sioux Falls
on lodge business.
Paint to beautify, paint for protec-
tion. paint with our paints. Porter
Pharmacy.
DR.. Daniels returned by the north
train this morning, having delivered
lectures Friday evening at Bristol,
Saturday evening at Big Stone, and
last evening at Garden City.
Mrs. Lucy Walsh, the Gossard Cor
setiere, will be here Tuesday and
Wednesday, March 81 and April /.
Come and be fitted. Any sugges-
tions will be given you whether you
buy or not-MTs. X. Knoeri.
At the German Lutheran church
yesterday Rev. Mr.. Wilke, pastor,
confirmed a class of seven, in the
English language. Next Sunday a
class of six will be confirmed in the
German language. The membership
OF the church comprises twenty-one
families.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
hold an apron sale and 10-cent lunch
at the home of Mrs. Fred Wagner on
Wednesday,, April /. Those who
have been solicited, please send ar
ticles early. Lunch will be served
from $3.50 on. Menu: Beef loaf,
mashed potatoes, salmon salad, pick
les, rolls, jelly, doughnuts, coffee,
The public is cordially invited.
Yankton Despatch: Announce,
ment has just been made in this city
of the marriage of Ed S. Johnson,
democratic candidate for the United
States senate, and Miss Marie Nelson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Mel
son, of Vega. The wedding took
place several days ago at the home
of the brides parents and the cou,
pie has returned to Yankton, where
Mr.. Johnson and his daughters re.
side.
H. r. Fuller, the transient pen,
man, of k~irksville, Mo-, opens his
writing and lettering school in Hunt.
emer hall next Monday. Glasses 1850
until 10 a. m, $3.50 until 6 .. m, Z
to IL p. m. Tuition due last day, in
the morning. Sign and secure Z
course ticket. Learn show card let
tering. Have dumb windows M
longer.
A small typewriter which disap
peared from i'm front of Pfeifer'
news store Friday evening was ad
vertised in The Daily Leader Satur
day evening and returned. The type
writer belonged TO a travelling nal
who had left it in Mr.. Pfeifer's stOr,
while he went cut 20 transact othe
business. When time to close tn,
store he had not returned, and Mr.
Pfeifer, thinking he would return il
a moment, placed the typewriter out
side the door, ana from there il dis
appeared. Both Mr.. Pfeifer and tn.
travelling man We're considerably an
noyeu-but all is well that ends well
The beautiful play, "Life's Sho.
Window" which will be presented a
the Madison Opera House, night
Saturday, April 4, deals with the Low
of Bernard Chetwin for pretty Lydi
Wilton. While Bernard's love j
wholly hers, he in his eagerness t
acquire worldly goods, is forgetful c
woman's greatest want, affection. A
the story unfolds he is brought to
realization of this only after fearin
he has lost her forever, but realizin
in time, understands that there
more than self to be considered i
= the home. The play has many tens
situations which are relieved by hi
NOR and the play as a whole prove
to be one of the best productions tn
year.