The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-04-10

Falls, arrived in Madison by an aft
ernoon train.
II. A. Davis, of the northwest part
of the county. transacted business in
Madison today.
John Kellstrom, the real estate
dealer. departed yesterday for points
in North Dakota. plotting a party of
landseekerse.
A meeting of st. Katherine's guild
is called to be held at the guild room
tomorrow afternoon. Business of
importance to be transacted.
Dr.. Daniels went to Aberdeen yes
terday to attend the annual meeting
of the state board of health and med
ical examiners. of which body he is
president.
Mrs. Coughlin was an afternoon
arrival from Milwaukee and is a
guest at the home of her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. j. j. Fitzgerald. 211
Harth avenue n.
l.. A. Pilney, of Sioux Falls, the
well known travelling man. has been
promoted by his company and will
remove with his family from Sioux
Falls to Minneapolis.
Clarence Garry. who spent the
Easter season with his mother in the
city, returned by a morning train to
Chamberlain to resume his studies in
Columbus college.
Special meeting of Evergreen
lodge, No. IT, A. f. & A. M, Wed
nesday evening. April IL. Work in
the NJ. M. degree. BY order of w.
MA. W. Clark, Sec.
ole Highland was a departure by
an afternoon train for Rochester.
Mimi. Last fall Mr.. Highland was
injured in an automobile accident
and recovery from his injuries has
been slow. He will consult at the
Mayo hospital.
Mrs. Harry Feeley and sister, of
Mobridge, were arrivals by the south
train this afternoon and are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Robertson. 21S Center street w.
They had been calling on their ia
Their. who is i'll in a Sioux Falls hos
pital.
f. l.. Burnett is confined to his
home by sickness since his return
from the odd Fellows conclave at
Aberdeen last Thursday. He came
down to his office as clerk of court
once or twice since returning, but
found himself unable to attend to the
duties Since then he has found him
self unable TO leave his bed, it is re
ported.
Prof. Atherton. of the agricultural
department of the State Normal
school. with his class of young men,
Went To FIandreau today to attend
the pettigrew sale of Hereford cat
lie. Fifty head are listed for sale.
The herd is recognized as one OF the
finest i'm the state, and II was Prof.
Atherton's desire that his class view
the fine animals. The party was &C
eompanied by DR.. w. f. Kinney.
Mrs. Bunker. who has been making
her home with Mrs. A.. Boeck during
the winter, departed by a morning
train for Milwaukee. her home 10
look after business matters for a
week or two when she will return
Mrs. Boeck and Mrs. Bunker were
school girls together in Germany and
upon coming to America they con
tinued their friendship which is SO
close that they are now spending
their old age together.
A new power saw was carted to
the high school this morning, which
will be installed in the manual train
ing department. The massive piece
of machinery has been in transit for
some months. IT is motor driven,
with a wide machined table and ad-
~iustableto positions. The saw will
relieve the boys of much laborious
hand work and familiarize them with
machines of this nature and what
may be expected of them.