The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-01-11

around neck. Is Moffitt, Phone
sol.
Harry Fox. of Oldham, was among
the business visitors in Madison TO-
day. He reports his father, Il. a.
Fox, in feeble health this winter, be-
ing confined indoors most of the
time.
DR.. r.. 5. Westaby departed this
morning for Chicago to attend a con
vention OF surgeons of the Milwau-
kee railway. DR.. Westaby was re-
Gently reappointed to the position Of
local surgeon Of the company.
The snow storm of last night and
today Is making difficult travel on
the country roads, according to re-
port brought 10 the city today by
farmers. Ii is said that parts OF
roads at which the wind gets a good
sweep are almost barren OF snow.
while there are heavy drifts in cuts
and sloughs.
The first and third prizes only
have been called for, and we have
made a new selection of numbers for
the balance. Anyone having any of
the following. bring them In at once:
2.S13. second, IS; 2,594. fourth.
$3.50; 1853, fifth, s2.50.-Osobrn's
Drug and Jewelry Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Cornelysen We're
morning departures for Kansas City.
where they will visit for a time in the
family of the formers brother, O..
Cornelysen, superintendent of the
Kansas City Central railway. Thence
they will proceed south, visiting
points in Texas. Florida and else
where, their absence covering about
six weeks.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: Thorn
as McKeon, 413 North Prairie V g
nue., fell on a slippery walk this
morning and broke his collar bone,
which will interrupt plans which Mr..
McKeon had for the remainder of
the winter. Mr.. McKeon had tickets
and sleeper engaged for a trip TO
Los Angeles and was to have started
today, but on account of the accident
the trip had TO be postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex McGillivray and
the baby, who accompanied the re-
mains of the formers mother. Mrs.
Adella McGillivray. from Ponoka,
Alta, Can, here for burial on Christ
mas day, departed by the north train
this afternoon on their return home.
Thomas and Lode McGillivray, also
of the funeral party, will not return
to Canada for a time, proceeding to-
gether to Chicago within a day Oh
two where the former will undergo q
surgical operation.
All who are interested in the pro.
hibition cause, both men and women
[ are again reminded of the Antisaloor
league meetings at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow. The afternoon
meeting will be at . o'clock for the
purpose of organizing the county fol
the statewide prohibition campaign
: The evening meeting will begin a
: 1880, when addresses will be made
by Prof. Atherton, and X. w. Hol
saple, of Mitchell. Don't miss thes'
!, meetings. -
n Mrs. /. d. Smith and daughter
Miss Esther, were passengers by tn
south train this morning, en- route t
Omaha, and thence they will procee'
. south TO Florida, by automobile, be
ing joined in Omaha by a relative
Mr.. Tom Smith, OF this city, recent,
sent an automobile to Omaha to b
! used for the excursion. Mrs. Smitl
! was accompanied this morning b
Courtney Smith and Corinne Cover
dale, who will their studio
in All Saints school at Sioux Falls.
The union revival meeting at III
Presbyterian church last evening wa
J. one Of great interest. The sermo
It was preached by Rev. Brown an
Rev. Palmerton gave the invitation