The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-21

f%actorily take it to H. w. Edminster
at Smith Auto Repair Shop. Phone
2109.
Have your car repaired at Smith
Auto Repair Shop. Best equipped re-
pair shop in the city. Phone 2109.
Take your next meal at Rays Res
%taurant, 35 cents.
Registered greyhound pups for sale
cheap. Address II. H. German, Au-
burn. Ia.
Wanted. Dishwasher at once,
night nan after September IS
Rays Restaurant.
For Sale Cheap. Good cooking
range and base burner heater, in
good condition. Call Phone 2104.
Mrs. Paul Schroeder and Edna and
Luella Woker, relatives of Otto Stel-
ter, were morning departures for st.
Paul.
Isa j. Duncan, teacher of violin,
theory and harmony at All Saints
school, Sioux Falls. purposes teaching
in Madison weekly. Terms on appli-
cation. Phone 3436.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Edison
Miller will be held from the Baptist
church tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. Rev. II. w. Minish. of the
Methodist church, will have charge
of the service.
Auton Welch. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Welch, of this city. enlisted in
the naval yeomanry, at present sta
toned at Brooklyn. N. Y. has been
advanced TO the position of sergeant.
Members of the home guard are
requested to assemble at the gymna-
stun Of the high school building at 4
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, and
march TO the station with the men
going to the camps.-Jas. Robertson,
Capt.
"A Message to Students" will be
the subject of the sermon next sun
day morning in the Methodist Epis-
copal church, when the pastor viii
preach from the text, stir mp the
gift of God that is in thee"
Plums. California Grand Duke
blue plums, just what you have been
looking for, at 40 cents per basket,
two baskets. rs cents, one crate. four
baskets. s1.40. These are not over
ripe. but Just prime for canning
Earle L. Kelley. Phone 2140.
c. II. Wellman. of Los Angeles,
Cal. is in Madison today. having
purchased the Fred Fader farm. near
Wentworth. Mr.. Wellman is making
arrangements to be included in a new
drainage proposition which is taking
shape in the neighborhood of mis-
purchase. and was in conference with
the county engineer He is owner 81
a large amount of land in South Ia
kota and the adjoining portion OF
Minnesota.
Howard Democrat: Henry Grow
and two sons. of Lake county. who
live on the old Crow homestead,
north of Madison. were here Sunday
on a visit to W. L. Bush. Sam
Avery. also an old pioneer of Lake
county. was with them. Mr.. Avery
was among those who helped to move
the town of old Madison from south
of the lake to the present site of thai
city. While in the city Mr.. Avery
visited w. S. Reeve.
Howard Democrat: A letter from
Or. II. A. Hartwich. of Madison. in
forms us that DR.. NJ. l.. Cline. a grad
uate veterinarian, has decided to 10
cate in Howard. For the past two
years Or. Cline has been located il
Missouri and now holds a commits
sion as second lieutenant in th'
army. His people live in Madison
and are numbered among the yer,
best families of that city.
Rev. C. McKibbin received a tele
gram this morning. telling of th'
death of his brother, Joseph Mckib
bin, in a hospital neal Boston. HI
was injured four years ago and new
recovered. He leaves no family
Rev. McKibbin leaves tomorrow Il
take charge of the remains and settl'
up the estate. In his absence the pull
pit of the Presbyterian church will b.
supplied on Sunday morning by DR.
Mitterling.
Thomas Fitzgerald, of st. Paul. re
turned to his home this morninf
after a couple Of days spent with hi.
brother. j. j. Fitzgerald, of this city
While here Mr.. Fitzgerald said tina
he was in daily expectation of receiv
ing a %cablegram from his son. Ed
ward, who left September Z fol
France. n of 5000 American Off
GERS ordered TO be sen across the wa
ter, advising of his safe arrival or
the other side. The young man wal