The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-14

EAT at JACK b.
Girl wanted at the Sugar Bowl.
Eat at Jacks.
For Sale. House and lot, close in,
also light dray business. Call at this
office.
For Sale. Five room cottage, close
Telephone 2123.
Fifteen tons Of wild hay for sale.
-Pepry c. Johnson, Route 4, Mad
ison, 10 miles south.
Farm for Rent. Choice, well i'm
proved half section OF land for rent.
Inquire at First National Bank.
Fresh herring, 12k cents a pound
at Peck's Market.
Wanted. Position on farm by
married man, at once. Write or call
at this office.
The Young Ladies' Sodality will
have a bake sale Saturday afternoon
at Slack's store, from 2 until 5.
Franks goose liver sausage and
Kosher bologna at Scudder Bros.
Sanitary Market. Phone 2207.
A. B. Hutchings. of Minneapolis,
is in Madison, visiting a few days at
the home of his nephew, w. B.
Hutchings.
Helping Hand society will meet at
the Methodist church tomorrow aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock. A 15-cent lunch
will be served. Public cordially in
vited.
Mrs. Mcmahon, who delivered an
address last night at the Civic and
Child Welfare league, went to HUI
ron this afternoon, at which place
she will deliver an address on the
subject Of suffrage for m
Prof. l.. G.. Anterior addressed the
meeting of directors at their Mer-
chants association rooms last night
on the principles of fuel conservation
and made certain recommendations
regarding the closing of business
places. A fuller report of these or
ders and their authority will appear
in these columns tomorrow.
The Madison bowlers who went to
Lake Preston last night returned in
the wee sma' hours this morning
after blowing through SO miles OF
mud. After winning the first two
games with a margin of As pins to
work on, the Madison bowlers lost
the groove and Lake Preston beat
them 139 pins the last game. The
total score was $3.50 to 2,162.
]. w. Terwilliger, 91S Fourth
street SW, accompanied by his faith
err. c. Terwilliger, departed by
morning train for Chicago to receive
treatment for an injury of his leg
Mr.. Terwilliger was employed at the
roundhouse, and blinded by escaping
steam he walked into an opening il
the floor sustaining a severe fracture
1t was the second similar injury Il
the same limb and special treatmen
was decided upon.
H. H. Holdridge said there wa
real enthusiasm shown at the organ
~ization meeting CT the Red Cross a
Clarno last night. He Toes not know
yet how many members were secur
ed, as they were still enrolling whel
he and Mrs. Holdridge left the schoo
house, but the house was packed, an
the whole a~ssemblage seemed to b
full of the enthusiasm that moves +
active work.
Lyle, young son of Mr.. and Mrs. J
w. Franklin, 615 Second street NV
refrained from attending his classe
at school yesterday, and in compan
with Ralph Hewling, went on an ex
cursion to Lake Herman. with a re
volver as party of the other part
They reached a place about midwa
between the -stockyards and the lake
when they thought they would fir
the weapon. 1t failed to explode
and Lyle placed his hand over tn
muzzle, %whereupon it went off, pene
trating the palm of the left han
with it's 80 caliber bullet. They re
turned to town and had the woun'
dressed, and the young man said to
day that the hand was giving hin
less discomfort than it did ~yesterda