The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-11-18
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Phone 1913 yellow
Three strictly modern rooms for
rent Madison and 10 cent store.
M. Il. ladies benefit bake sale at
Earle Kelley's store Saturday, No
vember 20.
Mrs. c. M. klotzbach and Mrs II. .
Putney this afternoon entertained the
X. Y. z. club at the home of the
former.
VIM Sweet and wife and Lee Ma
son and wife. who have been guests
at the home of Mrs. Proehl, returned
to Sioux Falls by the morning train
A marriage license was issued by
the county clerk yesterday to Ernest
G.. Davis, rs years old, of Wentworth
and Miss Julia Wold, aged Is years,
of Colman.
/ | wish the persons who borrowed,
without consent of owner, the plate
glass and the two sacks of plaster
/ left back of Slack's store, will return
same or settle. Respectfully Hans
Urdahl
Mr. and Mrs ID. G. Beatty, Mrs.
Austin and daughter, Irene, the bride
to be, also Raymond Austin, were
morning passengers for Sioux Falls
to consummate the Beaty-Austin nup-
tials in that city today
The Ladies Aid of the Synod Luth-
eran church will have its annual sale
at the HeXom hall Saturday, Novem-
ber 20. A good lunch will be served
from 4 o'clock till after supper time.
Come and get your supper.
Miss Alice Craney, VanEps avenue
and Seventh street, last evening was
hostess at a party of dozen couples,
young ladies and gentlemen. This
was the first of series of parties to
be held by the young people every
two weeks during the winter.
Sir Knights, Attention. Special
conclave of Madison commandery, x.
T. will be held at the temple Friday
evening, November 10. There will
be work, after which lunch will be
4 served. Be there. +. Blewitt,
E. C.
\ Miss Louise Dawson, Egan avenue
and Eighth street. entertained at 7
O'Clock dinner last evening compli-
mentary to Miss Amelia Fetz. a No
vember bride to be Eight young
ladies were the invited guests and the
affair is said TO be one of the mos;
delightful small social affairs of the
month
c. A. Trimmer, civil engineer, left
with staff of four men this morning
to start surveying for the proposed
drainage ditch through the Milwau-
kee slough. The project is intended
to drain land in the eastern part OF
Lake county and western Moody
county Mr.. Trimmer expects TO re-
turn to the. city next Saturday
A force of men are employed
wrecking the old and 10 cent store
building which has been standing in
the street at the intersection of Sixth
street during the summer. f. II. ID
Vreyens, the owner, has occupied
with his stock his fine storeroom in
Vreyens-Daniels block and changed
the name of his store from Chicago
to Madison and 10 cent store.
Clark dispatch j b. Vessey, who
recently departed for his home at
Pocahontas, Miss, in response to a
telegram stating that his wife was
seriously i'll, writes that she is very
low and holds out slight hopes for
her recovery. The estimable lady
has suffered another stroke of paral-
yss and it is feared the end is near
which will be sad news to her many
friends here.
The board of county commissioners
yesterday let the contract for install
ing the new heating system in the
county poor home to Chase 4 Mol
son of Wentworth. The price was
1928, the lowest of three tenders
submitted. The commissioners made
another inspection of the improve
ments under way at the poor farm
where a basement is in course of con
struction and some shingling is being
. done. 1t is expected that the worl
will be completed early next month
G.. Dockstader of Lily made TIL,
Daily Leader what he termed a pro
fessional call yesterday afternoon
/; Mr.. Dockstader said that during re
cent years he has been considerabl!
of contributor to western newspa
I peIS. ne lolu lHdl he Hdu, upon Oc
casion. bestowed short paragraphs o
! prose upon editors, but admitted tha
I his accomplishments in the main arr
centered in the construction of epi
poems. Mr.. Dockstader gave as hi
opinion that the corn crop in thi
district this year will not come up L
the average.
| The weather man, during the las
twentyfour hours, lent a little va
riety to very moderate early winte
by sending around weather savorinl
of the proverbial 81 varieties. Tn
temperature made a commendabl
attempt to loop the loop, but cam
far from approaching the bottom o
the circle. With the sky overcas
and with a cutting breeze blowing
most of yesterday. snow began to fal
toward evening. applying to street
! the seasons first real coat of white
slight rise in tpmnpraturp rpdIlcp,