The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-04-13

ahe 10 Il u A&Ah AAhE pas
senger from Huron by a morning
train.
j. c. Coffey returned from Mime
apolis by a morning train.
Mrs. Leidel, of Chester. was oper-
ated on at the Madison hospital for
appendicitis.
New advertisements today: I'M
perial Theater, j. G. Schultz. Hutch
ings Ideal Laundry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Lee have re-
turned from Spokane, Wash, where
they spent the winter and occupied
their residence, Second street NV.
Regular meeting Madison com
mandery. X. r.. tonight. Election of
officers and other important bust
ness. - VIM. Rae. Recorder.
St. Katherine's guild will hold
their annual sale and supper at the
Methodist church Wednesday even
ing. April Is. Supper will be served
at $3.50 p. m.
On account of having contracted
for a large amount of green coffee
before the advance of prices on ac-
count of the war, we can sell you our
high grade coffee at the regular
prices of 25, 80 and 35 cents. Mad
ison Coffee House.
Thos. Phalen, of Sioux Falls. dis
trict manager of the Northwestern
Telephone company. is in the city and
is being entertained by Geo. Phifer.
of the local exchange.
Dir. ]. w. Heston. Of the State
Normal school, spent the day in Sioux
Falls comforting with members of the
board of regents and architects in re-
gard to repairing buildings on the
Normal campus.
Special for Saturday. Two pounds
fresh roasted peanuts. % cents; four
pounds fresh roasted 80 cent coffee.
81; three and a half pounds fresh
roasted 35 cent coffee. $1.-Nadison
Coffee House.
Bishop Burleson. of the Episcopal
diocese of South Dakota. was an ar
rival by the south train from Sioux
Falls, remaining in the city a few
hours He is en- route to the Black
Hills in the interest of his church
work.
Beresford dispatch: Rev. Father
Nolan has arrived here and assumed
charge Of this parish of the Catholic
church. He comes from Garretson.
and before being assigned 10 Gairet-
son WAS for many years stationed I'm
! Sioux Fails. Father Bushman. whom
he succeeds here. has been transfer
red TO the Garretson parish.
The children of the Lincoln school,
under the direction Of Miss Lawless.
Miss Opperud and Miss Fitzgerald.
will present the c~antata. The Brown
ie Band" Friday evening. April 90,
at the high school auditorium, a
small admission fee will be charged
for the purpose of buying a %victrola
for the school.
In the assembly meeting of the
high school this morning recognition
was given Vertus w. Elfert and VIM.
II. Brinker, of the senior class. who
recently enlisted i'm the navy and will
soon enter upon their duties in de
Tense Of their country. Supt. May
delivered complimentary remarks ad-
dressed to the boys. commencing
their action. to which both young
men responded. 1t vas suggested
THAT the year book of the school, soon
to be issued, be dedicated TO the boys
as a substantial recognition of their
patriotism in going TO the front.
According TO the records of the
clerk of court there are no unmarried
slackers i'm the county. Since the re
cent activity in enlisting men, there
has not been a marriage license is
sued. The cities of the east have
taken notice of this kind of evasion
Of public duty by the quick and hasty
assumption of domestic responsible
ity. But nothing like that is doing IN
Lake county. Up to this time the
boys seem 10 entertain less fear of
foreign enemies than of the female
of the speeies-by old and cynical
bachelors sometimes described as the
more deadly.
The Civic and Child's Welfare club
are collecting a car of newspapers
and magazines. Anyone having pa
pers of magazines they wish TO dis
pose of will do the club a great favor
by sorting your papers and magazines
and tie them up with good strong
cord and then phone my of the ladies
whose names will appear below this
item and they will gladly tell you
where you may take them that will
be most convenient as we have build
ings donated in different localities
where we may store papers till we
are ready to ship them. If ii is not
possible for any one TO take their
papers the ladies will collect them.
Mrs. J. A. Lander, Mrs. l.. t. Gwynn,
Mrs. p. Edinger, Mrs. Floyd Cook
Mrs. c. II. Morse. Mrs. William
Huntemer. Mrs. f. A. Bueehel, Mrs.
N. b. Porter, Mrs. M. F. Berther,
Mrs. r. Costello. Mrs. w. X. Hux-
ford. Mrs. Hattie Mcleod, Mrs. J. H.
Sullivan.