The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-24
LOCAL NEWS.

Wanted Day work by competent
lady Inquire at this office
Cali up Smiths Flour and Feed
store for special prices on flour
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Wanted Position as stenographer
or bookkeeper Apply at this office
For Sale. our home on South
Harth avenue A bargain for quick
sale Homer Sigler
The board of county commission
ers today are inspecting a site for a
proposed county bridge near Chester.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. C. Il. West
ably 11l2 Washington avenue,
daughter
Cali up Smiths Flour and Feed
Store for special prices on flour
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
Lost At chautauqua grounds,
Hamilton, gold hunting case watch.
Please return to Bjornstad's store.
Reward.
A boy was born this morning to
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Brooks, living
north of the city. near the Lake and
hingsbury county line.
Prof Gronseth. who has been in
charge Of the music department of
the State Normal school. was a morn
ing departure by the south train for
his home at Canton
Clell Reeve. of the Howard Demo
crat, and Will Caveny, autoed to
Madison this afternoon and proceed
ed to Lake Madison on a camping
and fishing excursion.
Mrs A. d. simmons, guest of her
sister, Mrs A. j. Cornelysen. col
Josephine avenue. over Sunday, re-
turned to her home in Flandreau by
a morning train.
Arthur Brown, an employe at the
Thompson livery barn, last Saturday
had his left arm broken. when he
slipped on a slanting stone entrance
to the barn. The arm was broken
just above the wrist
Mrs Jacob Schultz and children,
of Aberdeen, were arrivals by the
north train and are guests at the
home of their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Vidal 511 Liberty avenue.
Harry Winesburg, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Winesburg, 1411 East
Fourth street, has returned from
Kansas City. Mo, where he com
pleted a six months course i'm en-
craving and watch repairing. He
has accepted position in the store
of j. C. Schultz.
Mrs. F.. ID. Mitchell, sol West
Fifth street, departed yesterday for
Deadwood. where she will be guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Robertson,
of that city She was taken to Lake
Preston by her son, Guy f. Mitchell,
by automobile and thence to Dead
wood over the Northwestern railway.
Mrs. Williams and baby grand
daughter Dorothy, jr., who have been
guests at the home of the former
sister, Mrs. c. w. Wood, VanEps ave
nue.. returned to their home in Sioux
City by the south train this morning
Saturday evening, complimentary tC
her sister, Mrs. Wood entertained a
theater party at the Imperial.
j. b. Koehler, former Madison res
ident, is i'm the hospital at Thermop
oils. Wyo., suffering from rheumatic
illness. A telegram to his son
Henry Koehler, of j. c. Schultz
store, today. states that while his i'll
ness is serious there is no immediate
danger.
The Civic and Child Welfare clut
will meet tomorrow afternoon a
$3.50 in high school auditorium. IL
addition to the regular program o
business, Miss Janet Rae will give
some reading selections, Misses Ma
bel and Leona Johnson will sing
duet and Miss Esther Schultz viii
play piano solo. All members arr
asked to come and bring thei
friends.
DR.. and Mrs Edward Heston, OF
their wedding tour, are guests at tn
home of DR.. Heston's father, DR.. j
w. Heston, North Egan avenue
Both DR.. Edward Heston and hi
bride formerly resided in BrookingS
They were married July 10 in Ia
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