The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-04-02

Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Klotzbach, re-
turned to Kimbrae, MINI.
Geo. Beck has some beautiful con-
goleum rugs he wants you to look at.
See them in the window at 602 Egan
avenue.
Hauling of all kinds, rubbish.
ashes, gravel, sand, etc. Phone 367
yellow.-Roy Beesley.
With a perfect garment you need
a perfect figure. Mrs. Lucy Walsh,
the Gossard c~orsetiere. will. fit you
at Mrs. X. Knoeri's millinery store
Friday afternoon and Saturday.
April 2 and 8.
Temperature marked "a degrees
above zero at z o'clock this morning.
northerly wind, partly cloudy, rising
temperature during the day.
Today was the most springlike of
the season and the streets were
thronged with people enjoying the
bright sunshine and balmy air.
ID. McKinnon was a homecoming
passenger by the south train, return
ing from his former home in Canada.
where he had been called 10 attend
the funeral of a brother.
Mrs. Manner arrived from Sioux
City and is a guest at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Theron Odell.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Beatty returned
from Sioux Falls by the afternoon
train.
A. G.. Gray, who has been confined
A. ~. lo-zz xLN mast uavara1 urnn1c
from illness was down town today,
happy as ever, and receiving the con-
gratulations of his friends.
Everything points to a glad Easter
day in Madison. Many shoppers
were out today buying the Easter
novelties on display in the show
windows. happy as the day before
Christmas.
Madison commandery, No. 20, X.
!. T., will hold Easter services at Ma
sonic Temple Sunday afternoon at 3
!: o'clock. The address will be deliver
ed by DIR. ]. w. Heston. The general
!: public is invited to attend these
!: services.-Wm. Curtis, F.. c.
!: Wentworth Enterprise: There is
!. again some talk OF Wentworth peo-
!: pie purchasing some shore front on
!: Lake Madison. Let us hope that the
idea may m~aterialize. There could
: be nothing nicer than a Wentworth
: park on the beautiful shores of Lake
: Madison, and especially would this
. be rue in the years TO come.
: The Golden Rule society Of the Or
: land Sunday school will give a socia
: in the Waters schoolhouse, Friday
. evening, April 8. Each girl is ex
: pected to bring a flower to be sold
: and a lunch for two. Program will
: be given by the members of the Gold
: en- Rule society. The public is cor
: daily invited.
: The funeral of the late Conrad
: Walter was held from the Methods
: church this afternoon with honors o
: the Grand Army of the Republic
: Rev. C. McKibbin of the Presbyterian
5 church preaching the sermon. Th'
: attendance was large, deceased beint
: a pioneer resident and highly re
. spected.
|: l.. S. Martin has rendered his res
!: ignation as city justice and his sue
: cessor will probably be appointed a
the regular meeting of the city com
: mission next Monday evening. AT
: torney r. j. Lyons and Leon Sopel
: are candidates for the appointment
Mr.. Martin has also rendered his res
~ignation as secretary of the CONNER
cial club and will devote his time Il
. outdoor work during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Seid received
telegram from their daughter AM
!: husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ref
of Brownsville, Ore, announcing tn
death of their little daughter, Evelyl
aged 5 years. Mr.. and Mrs. Ref de
parted from Brownsville this morn
!. ing with the remains and will arriv'
: in Madison Monday morning. A flu
: neral service will be held at the fam
!: lily home. 401 East Fourth street
!. Monday afternoon and the remains o
= the little one will be inferred il
, Graceland cemetery.
C. M. Henry, chairman of the stat
tax commission, arrived in the cit.
h from Flandreau, where he held
s meeting yesterday and met with tn
township assessors OF Lake county a
the courthouse this afternoon. Tn
), county commissioners also ATTENDED
the meeting. Mr.. Henry is making
tour of the state discussing taxation
matters with township assessors il
order to secure the best results IL
the work. The meeting today wa
attended by practically all of the as
SCISSORS of the county, and the tax
ing laws and other matters of inter
o est were discussed at length.
Howard Democrat: Friends her
0 have learned through relatives a
: Madison, that Peter Peterson. tn
tree man, we'll known in this city
has not been seen or heard fror
since last fall. Since the saloon
q opened in Madison Pete made tina
r city his headquarters and was drink
ing pretty hard and ii is thought tina
: he may have crawled into some stray
stack and frozen to death, as b
a surely, IL in the land OF the living
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