The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-05

dresses ipcluded in the Red Cross
sale at Morse's this week.
r. e. Refvem, of washington
Springs. is in the city for throat
treatment, and will remain two
weeks, probably.
w. r. Larsen, of Sioux Falls. was
in Madison today on business. He is
the contractor who is constructing
bitches Nos. 2, 8, 4. Z and 10.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. 7. Gwynn return
ed this morning from Aberdeen.
where they attended the annual con
vocation of the Episcopal diocese of
South Dakota.
The W. c. r. U. will meet Wednes-
day at 3 p. m, at the home of Miss
Grace Feneran. Anyone having
flowers for Flower Mission day
please bring them to the meeting.
Porter p. Lowry, advised by a let
ter from Senator Sterling that his
commission and orders would be re
ceived soon, goes tomorrow to his
home at Vermilion for a short stay
preparatory to going east to report.
The county commissioners met to-
day to open bids for the construction
of 20 bridges in Lake county. but,
finding that ii was a legal holiday.
and that there was nobody present to
present bids, the occasion was de
ferred until tomorrow afternoon at
8 o'clock.
Prof. f. A. Buechel, of the faculty
of the State Normal school, was a de
parture for Littleport, Ia, in re
sponse to a telegram announcing the
death of his father at II o'clock last
night. The funeral is appointed to
be held neXt Friday.
Miss Gertie Manderfield, Of Mgr.
IT. A. Flynn's household, departed BY
a morning train for her home at Os-
sian, Ia. on a months vacation visit.
She was accompanied by Tommy
Miller, little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Miller. as far as Sheldon. Ia.
who will spend some time with rela-
tives.
Clarence Gary, late student in Co
lumbus college, Chamberlain, who
has been in the city a few days call
ing on his mother and sisters. de
Fht wv ~ Il nv mus Al0ti loi VII
cago where he will his work
of telegraph operator.
The directors of the Madison
Building Il Loan association met last
night in regular monthly session.
On the report of the treasurer APP
peared a sum of $4,000 i'm the ac-
count of undivided profits. On mo-
ton of the directors this sum was
voted to be used for the purchase of
bonds of the Liberty loan.
Mrs. Foster, of Howard. brought
her little son to the hospital at Mad
ison yesterday, where an operation
was performed for the removal OF
tonsils and adenoids. Miss Ethel An
derson, of Oldham. underwent an OPP
GRAFTON for throat trouble today al
the operating rooms of DR.. II. II
Frudenfeld.
For Sale. The Stacy property or
Washington avenue north of Baptist
church. consisting of two lots, sis
room house. modern except bath. i
not sold before June 9. will be SOLD
to the highest bidder for cash at :
p. m, Saturday, June Q. Apply a
premises or phone Mrs. l.. A. stew
ems. Phone 3SSS.
Comrade Henry Noght, of tn,
State Soldiers home at Hot Springs
arrived in the city last night and has
spent a busy day receiving the greet
ings of his friends. BY the midnigh
train tonight he will go to Lanesboro
Mimi, to visit relatives for a time
returning to Madison later, having +;
furlough of four months from tn,
home. Comrade Noght is in fin
health. except slight rheumatism a
times, he says. Referring To th,
great war cloud which e%nvelops tn
United States and most of the world
he expressed regret. but with patri
otto feryor said. The only thing fo.
us to do now is to stand firm BY thu
president"