The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-14

- peanut bulbeI. MdulSOn Juice
House.
Mrs. Ed Nelson and son, Gordon,
went this morning to Cotton on a
visit with relatives.
Franks milwaukee, meat treats.
Try some for lunch today.-Scudder
Bros.
R. j. Halseth and w. ]. Mulvey
were business visitors in Sioux Falls
today.
Mrs. Cooper, who has been visit
ing the family of O. w. Hanson, re-
turned to her home at Egan this
morning.
Remember We will have plenty of
fresh peanut butter Friday and Sat
NATURALIZATION Coffee House.
Miss Eva Fitzgerald departed this
morning by the south train to visit
her sister, Mrs. Chas. C%oughlin, in
Milwaukee.
We are roasting coffee daily. al
ways fresh and good flavor,-Mad-
ison Coffee House.
Mrs. Temple, an aunt of Mrs. J.. c..
Schultz, who has been visiting the
Schultz family. returned this morning
to her home at Freeport, Ill.
All our teas are received in chests
and sold in bulk only.-Madison Cot
fee House.
Mrs. C. j. Warfield went this
morning to Golf, Kan. where she
will spend some weeks with relatives.
The largest shipment of green cof-
fees ever received in Madison have
just arrived at the Madison Coffee
House.
Workmen are today installing an
extension of the courthouse sewer
system TO include the Jail. Hereto
fore that part of the building has
been without that connection.
Special c~onclave of Madison com
mandery No. 90, X. IT,, Friday even
ing at s o'clock, Work in the Black
Cross degree. Lunch will be served
Comedians Hanson. f. C.
The odd Fellows and Rebekahs
are invited to the Carl Root home.
nine miles west, for a party Friday
evening. June Is. Those who have
cars and 10 for others kindly
meet at the hall at s o'clock.
Ramona opens the season in this
part of the state for -chautauquas,
opening Sunday. The duration of
the entertainment is to be five days,
with 10 good programs. They have
secured many attractive features.
and their success is hoped.
A license was issued today for the
marriage OF Hjelmer Hanson, of Ar
lington. and Magnhild Johnson, of
Sinai. A license was issued yester-
day afternoon for Emil Nj. Strang
and Lydia b. Rentz. both of Went
worth.
The regular annual celebration OF
Children's day was held last night in
the Odd Fellows hall by the Rebekah
auxiliary. A program Of music and
defamation was rendered. Follow
ing the formal part of the program
aaere were games for the children.
rv~ne dancing and refreshments.
Carnegie library will be closed ex-
cepting on Saturdays after June 16
until further notice. as Mrs. +. b
Roberts, librarian. leaves on hat
date to attend library school at Iowa
City, la. All persons having library
books please return the same on or
before that date.
Mrs. f. A. Keller went this morn
ing to Cherokee, Ia, where she will
visit her brother, Glen Lane. Mr..
Lane is in the regular army. and has
been ordered to go forward TO France
with his regiment, and Mrs. Keller
desired another visit with him before
he departs. Mrs. Keller has been
very sick for some weeks past, and
has not wholly recovered her
strength. but is impelled to make the
journey.
DR.. w. E. Daniels went this morn
ing to Nashville, Tenn, to attend a
convention of eclectic physicians, of
he is the national president.
Mr.. Daniels delivers a lecture Sunday
and the convention opens Tuesday
and continues all week. Mr.. Dan
iels returned from an extended trip
in the east and south some weeks
during which he attended many
state gatherings of like nature, and
this trip intends to finish the
work in hand.
Today is Flag day. 1t is today
that we are supposed to display any
in our possession. and have
appropriate exercises for expression
of loyalty and to inculcate a love for
the flag. In other years the day has
been quite generally observed, but in
the light of events happening at the
present time there is not so much
difference in the amount of color dis
Everybody is putting about
all their energy into registration for
military service and the Liberty
In Madison, therefore. Flag
day was not specially observed.