The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-11-22

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Found. Small amount of money.
Write and identify amount and kind
and where and when lost.-Miss
Alice G. Sogn.
Father Stecher of Howard was a
through passenger this morning, en-
route TO Cincinnati, o., his home city,
on a vacation visit with relatives and
friends
Temperature marked 20 above zero
at 10 O'Clock last night, clear and
crisp, with bright moonlight, rising
TO 80 above at Z o'clock this morn
ing, partly cloudy and threatening
Have you seen the big Thanksgiv-
4 ing cheese at Munros? 1t will be
cut Saturday. Get in your order for
whatever you can use. 1t is extra
fine.
C. w Vreeland, advance agent for
/ the Hal Johnson Comedy company, is
is in the city. Mr. Johnson and his
company will be seen here next Sat
urday night in Skirts"
The date on which the new orna-
mental street lights will be turned on
will probably be decided and other
business will be taken up at gem
eral meeting tonight of the Mer-
chants association.
All Excelsior encampment mem
bers are requested to attend a spe-
cial meeting of the encampment
4 Tuesday, November 20, at which time
Grand Patriarch Nesby will be with
US. Work and lunch.-F. C. Stoltz-
man, c. p
County Commissioner Cosgrove
this afternoon accompanied Geo.
Featherstone to the depot, bought a
railway ticket for $9.0S and sent him
to his daughter. Mrs. Oscar Johnson,
at Bentley N. D. Featherstone has
been an inmate of the county farm
for a number of months
Mr. Charles l.. Coughin of Mill
waukee, Wis, and Miss Anna Colet-
ta Fitzgerald of this city. will be mar
ried tomorrow morning at st. Thomas
Catholic church by Rev. Mgr. T. A..
Flynn. A marriage license was is
sued to the couple today by County
Clerk f L. Burnett
The State Normal school will take
a recess from Wednesday noon until
! Monday noon, November 20, 10 en-
able students TO enjoy the Thanks
giving holiday with home folk The
city schools Will recess from Wednes-
day evening until Monday morning.
The Madison high school second
football team last Saturday afternoon
at Athletic park defeated the Salem
second team by a score of Al to 0.
There was a good attendance of
young folks and quite a sprinkling of
grownups at the contest
Glenn Edward owen, the 3-month-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Owens of Herman township, died al
o'clock yesterday afternoon Death
was due to whooping cough. The
funeral will be held at the family
home at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon Services will be conducted
by Rev. Mr. PITT of Junius
The Madison high school football
team will wind up its present season
Thanksgiving afternoon at Athletic
: park. when the players will try con.
. clusions with the Vermillion high
school eleven. The young kickers
from the university town are said tC
compose a very good club, and an
extremely exciting contest is prom.
ised. The local players, after good
I rnnnrfQ6 no in fina form
About 400 persons, mostly ladies
and children, attended the forma
opening last Saturday of the Rennel
greenhouses on East Eighth street
Many expressions of wonder and ella
tion at the fine buildings and the
beauty of the large collection o
growing plants and flowers were
heard. Two hundred and forty indi
: vidual carnations were presented b!
Mr.. Renner to lady visitors.
Last Saturday was the fourtl
birthday anniversary of little Luci
z Mae Jones and she invited her littl,
, friends, Mildred Westby. John, Edit
} and Earl Davault and Lorene Col
grove to help celebrate the event
ed in play the invited guests pre-
senting their hostess with man.
! gifts, and refreshments wer
served at o'clock. Lucil Mae is tn
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Har
land Jones. who occupy apartment
over Slack's store.
| Observing Madison citizens wer
treated TO a view of a beautiful rain
bow in the west at $50 O'Clock thi
morning, extending clear across tn
horizon and perfect as on Jun
evening. At the time misty raj
was falling from a cloud in the ives
| while the rising run was shinin
brightly in the east. A rainbow
the last days of November is a rar
| phenomenon in this section, bu
South Dakota is capable of produt
ing rare things almost any day /
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