The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-11-24

were morning passengers for Sioux
City to spend Thanksgiving with rel
atives.
A. M. McDaniels of Hawarden, Ia,
father of n. A. McDaniels of the Mad
ison cafe, is visiting with his SON
Phil Sheridan was morning pas
senger for Mason City, Ia, where he
will spend Thanksgiving and con-
tinue his journey to Chicago.
The State Normal school closed to-
day for the Thanksgiving recess and
many students departed for their
homes by outgoing trains.
The Daily Leader will not be issued
tomorrow evening TO enable employees
to participate in the national holiday
in common with the rest of mankind
Lost. Between Madison and Ju-
MUS November 10, a small brown
travelling bag. Finder leave at this
office and received reward
Mr.. G. keenan, of Sheldon Ia, and
Miss Amelia Fetz of this city, will be
married tomorrow morning by Mgr.
T. A. Flynn at St. Thomas church
Rev C. McKibbin of the Presby-
terian church, who has been i'll the
past several days, is improved today
and hopes to be out tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas M Coutts of
Sioux City, who yesterday attended
the wedding of their son, Dan Coutts,
and Miss Naomi Stilson, returned
home today.
In addition to the fine talent al
ready secured for the band concert
next Monday night, Miss Johnson and
Miss Slack will appear, accompanied
by Miss Leila Clark
Mrs. Jas. Matthews and daughter
Della, were morning passengers for
Sioux City to spend Thanksgiving
with daughter and sister, Miss Mabel,
teacher in the schools of that city.
County Court Clerk F. L. Burnett
today issued a marriage license to
Bennie r. Ullyot, aged %. of Garden
City, and Miss Elizabeth Draisey. 81
years, of Clark
The little German band which trav-
els throughout this portion of the
state and frequently visits Madison,
was in the city today. discoursing
I sweet music on the streets. The
!, band comprises six pieces.
After taking the evidence here yes
terday OF two witnesses in the suit
| brought by Mrs. Jennie s. Hunter
and others against w II. Reynolds.
Circuit Judge Trip left this fore
noon for the south
c. II. Smith of Spring Valley.
Mimi, who has been in the city call
ing on his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Il. Farmer, and looking after
property interests, departed for his
; home this morning.
Maxine " Williams, the 4-month-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Zenas
f. Williams, of this city died at Z
o'clock this morning The funeral
will be held at the home at 2.30
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Inter
ment will be in Graceland cemetery.
Albert Martin, owner of four
fronts on Egan avenue, is one of the
strenuous boosters for the new paw
ing proposition. Mr. Martin says it
is a necessity, and now is the proper
time to insure laying the paving next
year. He also remarked that the
time is at hand when paving is neces-
sary on residence streets and suggest
ed that when this is done the streets
be limited to forty feet in width for
paving, with wide parking on either
side of the street. This would insure
a dustless street.
A. C. Levee, assistant cashier of
the First National bank, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II. Colgrove, left
this morning for Dell Rapids, where
he will be married tomorrow morning
TO Miss Minnie Bowen, of that place.
Mr.. Levee is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. t. Levee of this city. and the
young man has already earned for
himself an enviable position in local
business circles After a wedding
tour in the east, Mr.. and Mrs. Levee
will be at home early next month in
their new residence on West Eighth
street.
AS a great many people seem TO
have gotten the impression that ! am
not fitting glasses any more, / will
make the announcement that | am
doing optical work on a larger scale
than ever having purchased new in
struments to further aid me in prop
erly fitting your eyes, together with
i over eighteen years experience in
scientific optical work you get the
best of service in the care Of your
eyes. office hours, 8 to IL and to
| 5. Phone 277, residence PIT green.
DR. X. f. Sears. Drugless Physician
and Optometrist, Rensch block, Mad
ison, S. ID. Out of town Tuesdays and