The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-08-14

" ohSA AiANAOIADg oO NCAitE w ~ ttltE,
delivered, at the Sugar Bowl.
st. Katherine's Guild will meet to
morrow afternoon with Mrs. A. r.
Clough. Work for everybody.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Norton yester-
day received announcement of the
death Of their son, William, at Lake
Andes. Mr.. and Mrs. Norton and
other members of the family depart
ed for that place by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Davis. Fifth
street NE, returned yesterday from
a weeks auto trip. Their daughter,
Elva. and her husband, Rev. O. f..
Westerlund, of Iowa, also enjoyed
the outing.
A special feature dance is an
nounced to be held at Ruskin park
Thursday, August IS. There will be
plenty of pep" Come and have a
good time, in a different way. Music
by the Apollo orchestra.
d. w. Sawtelle, of Meanwhile.
Ore, spent the night in the city,
guest in the family Of w. NJ. Downs.
Mr.. Sawtelle was en- route to Boston
to attend the national encampment,
G. A. r. Mr.. Sawtelle was an early
day farmer resident OF Lake county.
leaving here with his family for his
present home about 20 years ago.
The paving company is forced to
use crushed rock to further the slow
supply of gravel that is being fur
nished for the cement base of The
paving. This will make the cost Of
the paving appreciably higher for
the contracting paving man, but is
necessary in the case Of the short
supply of gravel.
F%urthering the plan of the four
minute talks to be given each Satur-
day night in the moving picture
houses, Walter Farmer will speak
Saturday night during the interval
between the shows at the Lyric, and
Prof. G.. G. Wagner at the Imperial.
both on the subject of "A Nation at
War"
Invitations have been received by
friends in the city to the marriage of
Miss Emaline Angela K%ehrwald, of
Ramona. TO Mr.. Charles III. Nelles. of
Madison. The wedding will be sol
emnized i'm st. Williams Catholic
church, Ramona, Wednesday, August
%, at Z a. mn. At home in Madison
after November /. The prospective
bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Kehrwald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drs. Gregg intend to
leave Thursday on an automobile
tour of the middle west, to be gone
about a month. Their route will be
south from here. through Nebraska,
where they will meet Mrs. Gregg
brother from Chicago. who will ac-
company them on the remainder of
the tour, through the Black Hills.
Montana, with a possibility OF the
Yellowstone park, and return vel
the Yellowstone trail to Minneapolis
and home. They are making bust
ness arrangements and also ar1ang-
ing their practice for the event.
John Whitethorn, who was arrest
ed at Ramona for selling or furnish
ing liquor, went to Sioux Falls today
in company with Sheriff Keller and
States Attorney Farmer. and receiy-
ed sentence of 80 days in jail anG
$3.50 fine. In view of the delicate
condition of Mrs. LaValle, Bert La.
Vale, serving a 30-day sentence foi
furnishing liquor, was dismissed IN.
der a suspension granted by tn,
judge. binding him TO good behavior
for one year. He was released thi.
noon.
j. c. Schultz will attend the annua
convention of the State Pharmaceu
teal association at Watertown which
is to be in session August Is, Is anC
IT. Mr.. Schultz intends making the
trip by automobile. 1t is at thi.
meeting that President Poole, presi
dent of the association, and sponso.
for the fund raised for Red eros
purposes, will present to Gov. Nor
beck, for the head Of the state mill
tary forces, a Red Cross ambulanC,
and equipment. An elaborate pro
gram has been prepared for enter
tainment and business.
A letter received yesterday b.
friends in this city would indicat
that T. A. Johnson, who went to La
Crosse two weeks ago for surgica
/ attention of what was described a
of minor Importance. was a nue.
sicker man than his friends were lie.
TO believe. His operation, for wha
purpose unknown at this time, wa
what might be called a major one
1t is only within the past few day
that he has been allowed nourish
ment, and it is only this week tina
he has been allowed to leave his bee
His letter is said to express hopeful
ness, and that he would be able t
rnturn hnnan In n short 1imn