The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-24

~ oNA& NA 1A0A&A 4 1O1d a
bake sale at J., A. Johnson's store
tomorrow.
Car Jonathan winter apples on
track at w. H. Buck & Co.'S. Barrel
and bulk.
For Sale. Majestic range and
heater very cheap if taken at once.
Inquire at this office.
Lost. Somewhere in Lake county.
new Racine tire and rim, 33x4. Suit
able reward.-Jos. Henkin.
A musical treat tonight in addition
to the regular program at the Prin-
cess.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
bake sale at j. A. Johnson's store
tomorrow.
Mrs. C.. M. KlotZbach was a morn
ing departure for Kansas City on a
visit TO a brother. She anticipates
much enjoyment, not having seen her
BROTHER for a number of years.
Mrs. ID. A. McGillivray of Hartford,
formerly a resident of Madison, was
a through passenger this morning, re-
Iul HAAS lIOil Il WISH WIFI nGi UduBH
ters at Washington Springs.
The Diamond from the Sky at the
Imperial tonight. This is a story you
car start at any time.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyte-
rian church have for sale a number
of woven rugs. Parties desiring to
purchase any of them can phone 142
or 319 red.
Two houses for rent. Eight room
house three blocks west of postofice,
lights cistern and city water. Six
room house east of Washington
school, c~istern, water and cellar
Mrs. A. E. Clough.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
United Lutheran church will hold a
tomorrow.
Lottie Pickford at the Imperial to-
night.
Wentworth Enterprise J.. f. Rose
now. who disposed of his personal
property at public auction last Thurs
day and will retire from the farm, is
undecided where he will move, but
intimates that he viii probably make
Madison his future home,
The Mitchell Republican yesterday
issued a Corn Palace edition of TWEEN
ty-four pages, filled with the adver-
tisements of dealers inviting visitors
in that city during corn palace week
TO inspect their stocks and trade with
them. The Corn Palace exhibition
will open next Monday.
Alice Joyce in Cast Up by the Sea,
a two-reel thrilling drama at the
Princess tonight.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Bonnelle, Woodmaney flats, gave a
three curse dinner complimentary to
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cooper, who were
married in Mankato, Mimi, Monday
of this week. Mrs. Bonnelle was as
sisted by Miss Irene Austin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooper will reside in Madison,
Mr.. Cooper being a railway employe
The regular program and a special
musical treat for the same price al
the Princess tonight and Saturday
night.
l.. Lockwood was taken into Gus.
tody by the police last evening
charged with the theft of a hunter:
coat, valued at IS, from G. /. Wilkin.
son. Lockwood came to the city dur
ing fair week and worked a few days
for Mr.. Wilkinson when he was paiC
off and dismissed. Later he returned
to Mr.. Wilkinson's barn and took pos
session of the coat and disappeared
Lockwood will have a hearing in pc
lice court tomorrow morning.
w. NJ. Taylor, South Blanche ave
nde, was taken in charge by Sheriff
Butts last evening and before The
board of insanity this afternoon h'
was adjudged insane. Mr.. Tayloi
has been a resident of the city thu
past three years or more, engaged il
the business of painting and pape
hanging and was an industriou
workman. His misfortune seems t.
include both his mental and physica
powers, having lost much of the con
troll of his limbs and body.
Alvin w. Roper, who gave a pian'
recital at the Presbyterian churcl
last evening, departed this morning
for Salem, where he will give a re
cital this evening. Mr.. Roper wa
pianist for the county Sunday schoo
convention which closed. its session
yesterday and Madison music lover
were fortunate in hearing him in pi
N recital. The attendance at tn
Presbyterian church last evening wa
large, the recital of a high musica
standard and should Mr.. Roper re
turn to Madison he would receive
hearty welcome.
In this day of unnumbered musica
comedies, the promise of a clea
drama lis a consummation devoutl
to be wished" The emerald isle ha
furnished the theme for some of tn
very best dramatic offerings in tn
past. "Tipperary" is said to- be sec
ond to none. Mr.. Mahara has equip
: ped the play with a sumptucus scent
investure and the cast cannot be SUI
passed. Boyd b. Trousdale and Mis-
Laura Frankenfield head the list
The play has a story of intense hear
interest and also abounds in man