The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-04-15
man Baptist church at ESQ O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.

ma BaptlSt cnufch at Z:5O o CLOCK
tomorrow afternoon.
The flag at the State Normal school
was at half mast today in memory Of
the iftieth anniversary of the death
OF Abraham Lincoln.
Eggs for Matching. For the mex,
ten days will make special prices on
White Wyandotte eggs.-J. W. Mof-
fit, Phone sol.
The Woman's Home Missionary so.
ciety OF the NJ. F.. church will hold a
bake sale Saturday, April II. a.
Earle Kelley's store.
The Helping Hand society of the
Methodist church will meet at the
church tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Ten-cent lunch will be
served to which a cordial invitation
is extended.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: Rollo
l.. Seudder has resigned his position
with Morrell's packing company here
and next Monday will go to Madison.
where. with his brother, Percy Scud-
der. formerly al Waterfowl, he will
enter the meat market business
opening a thoroughly modern shoN
there about April Is. Mrs. Scudder
will go TO Milwaukee. Wis, for a
short visit with her folks there before
returning to Madison to make her
home.
DR.. Kellogg was yesterday after
noon called 10 the farm home of AL
bert Dykins near Ramona. Mr.. by
kins having suffered an accident
while working in his field. 1t seems
he was discing land. using a young
horse i'm a team which became un-
manageable and Mr.. Dykins was
thrown under the disc. receiving Sc
we're injuries to his right limb. the
knee cap being almost severed. DR..
Kellogg dressed the injuries and
tion although he considers the in
iulies very serious.
At s p. m. Thursday. April %. i'm
the city council room, there will be q
meeting of the young men and boys
of this city who wish to become mem
bers of the Madison Cadet band, to
discuss ways and means, the pur-
chase of instruments. and to effect
an organization. 1t is suggested by
Bandmaster Spears that the fathers
of those seeking membership should
accompany them. 80 that a general
discussion may be had. which will
serve to give Mr.. Spears the author
ity TO go ahead at once with the pur-
chase of instruments and the prelim-
mary work necessary for building a
good organization. A juvenile band
is a vital necessity in this city, and
will prove to be of incalculable value
in the years to come. No real live city
has a poo band. With good support,
a good one can be had here.
Since a lot of us have been boys
at one time and another ii is a
source of comfort to know that the
nature of the boy animal is begin
ming to be understood, according TO
the following remarks before a school
congress in session in Chicago: II
your boy is lazy; il he'd rather sleep
than get up early and do the chores
If his report card shows he has poor
marks at school-don't become riled
and threaten to apply the parental
slipper. Anyway. that's just what
Lindsay Wynkoop-and he's a doc
tor. too-told the Illinois Congress
of Parent-Teacher associations. Lag
mess. he said, shows the children are
growing and drowsiness and sleepi-
ness helps them to throw off poisonS
in their systems, even If it does bring
poor marks in school. Children be
tween 10 and 16 years should sleeI
a whole lot. he said"