The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-05-28

case in circuit court in session at that
place.
Mrs. George received word today
that her son, Merle, arrived safely
overseas.
The Ladies' Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. R. H.
Jones.
The Elementary Graded Sunday
School union meeting, announced to
be held today, has been postponed
until June IL.
Mrs. Nick Eller and son, Harry, of
st. Paul, were arrivals by a morning
train on a visit with relatives and
friends in their former home town.
Mrs. B. S. Allison was operated on
at the Madison hospital yesterday for
stomach trouble. DR.. Hanchett, of
Sioux City, assisted in the operation.
The benefit dance of the Young
last evening was a grand success,
about as many being present as could
be accommodated. The net proceeds
will exceed $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cate and the
baby, of Warner, arrived by a morn
ing train and are guests at the home
of Mrs. Gates parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Smith, $40 Center street e.
d. ID. Holdridge received word last
night that his grandson, Melton T..
DeWoody, of Cedar Rapids, Ia, in
training at Camp Dodge, had died
yesterday morning of pneumonia.
Mrs. Bessie Preston returned by a
morning train from Frederick, Wis,
where she was called on account of
she left in an improved condition.
His former customers and friends
will be pleased to learn hat Orville
DOMAIN has accepted a position in r.
J. Halseth's Sanitary Barber Shop, in
basement Of the First National bank.
James Ford, selected by the local
VAtI1pllOh DOdiu " supply thC va
cancy caused by the delinquency of
Ingmar Iverson, will go to Minneap-
oils tomorrow and join the rest of
the contingent at Dunwoody Insti-
tute. He was selected some days
ago, but due to coming down with
mumps he was unable to go. Now,
however, he says that he can under
take the journey tomorrow.
turned out this afternoon and made
the run to the Washington school
building. Finding all quiet there
they turned on the supposition that
it might have been att he Garfield
school, and went over there. All was
dark and somber behind those brick
walls. Declining to seek further for
a fire they returned to the station.
A chemical tank and two hose carts
made the run, drawn by automobiles.
Guy K. Hanson went this morning
to visit with some of his people in
Iowa before reporting at jefferson
Barracks, Mo-, for military duty IN
der the special radio service under
which he registered. He will be at
Jefferson Barracks some time, ac-
cording to the government instruc-
tions, after which he will be sent to
Camp A. A. Humphreys, in Virginia,
for further training. Mr.. Hanson
turned the management of his jew
elry business in Madison over TO his
City, who will move his family here
Chairman H. H. Holdridge an.
nounces that Sergt. Northmore. who
spent three years in the Canadian
army on the French and Belgian
fronts, will address the ladies of the
knitting, surgical dressing and hos
pital supply department of the Rec
Cross Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
in the basement of the Masonic tenn
pie. This address is open only t
ladies working in the cause of thu
Red Cross. Sergt. Northmore wa
there as a soldier and knows the con
dition. He will tell of the grea
work of the organization, and enum
crate the needs.
The patriotic address by Judg'
Whiting in the high school audito
rum last night was well attended
The speaker told in a name mor'
logical than oratorical of the cause
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