The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-06-03
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Regular meeting Madison chapter
No. 6, o. E. S., Tuesday evening,
June 4. Special program.-Nora nj.
Atherton, w. NJ.
Mrs. VIM. Walters went by a morn
ing train to Sioux Falls, where to-
morrow she will undergo a surgical
operation.
Misses G%enevieve Smith and Neva
Morse departed by a morning train
for Long Beach, CAL, IN a visit with
relatives and friends.
A collection taken yesterday at
the Norwegian Lutheran church for
the Red Cross netted the chapter
$3.50, is reported today.
A. G. Schmidt and Chas. Bobeck
were departures by an afternoon
train for Fargo, N. d., in the interest
of their real estate business.
Comrades Joseph Pulford and w.
"A "CIS utpultulCS ny q HUI IL
ing train, en- route to Hot Springs to
attend the annual state encampment,
G.. A. II.
OF the IL men sent to Camp Lew
is, Wash, two were rejected upon
physical examination. Fred w. Han
son returned Friday. Harry Whitis
has not got back yet, so far as the
board knows.
Fruit demonstration at 120 Lee
avenue S. Santa Ana home canned
fruit on display Tuesday and We'd
nesday, June 4 and 5. Orders for
fall delivery must be in soon.-Mrs.
C. H. Roberts.
All Yeomen try and be present at
our regular meeting June a. State
Manager Jessie Bryant and the Of
fetal drillmaster of Des Moines, Ia,
will be present and instruct in the
work. All members of the drill
teams must be present as there is
work to do.
Bert Stacy returned Friday from
a winters stay at his ranch in the
Yakima valley of Washington, and
will spend the summer in Madison.
He has lost none of his enthusiasm
for that country, and will locate per-
manently there if he can make ar
rangements with his Madison prop
erty.
County Emergency Agent l.. j. Bib
to attend the junior agricultural
short course offered farm boys. He
had 23 boys arranged for to attend
the course from Lake county. The
course lasts a week.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church col
lected the old pewter dishes, brass,
copper and plate of the families they
could reach, the proceeds of the sale
of which will be devoted to the sup
port of French war orphans. They
collected a goodly pile of ancient
looking dishes.
Married, at the Piano House, Sat
urday evening, by DR.. Mitterling, Mr..
Joseph A. Scott and Miss Fannie
Richardson, both of Madison. A
number of friends witnessed the GER
emory and wished the usual joy and
happiness. The groom is an employe
in the roundhouse. The contract
ing parties will make their home in
Madison.
The Normal summer school open
ed today with an initial enrolment
of GA. Teachers from greater dis
tances arrived during the day, and il
is expected that with the close of the
days enrolment the number will
reach 100, and there will many con.
tinue to come for some days, we are
informed.
The Lake County Pure Bred Live
Stock association was organized Sat.
urday afternoon at the courthouse
with a membership of %. E. r. C
Gross was elected president; j. M
Arch, vice president, and p. A. John
son, secretary-treasurer. The pur
pose of the organization is for mu
tual assistance in inducing it's mem