The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-06-17

Lost. Travelling bag between Mad
ison and Wentworth. c, Eng.
Howard, s.. d.
Lost. Lady's purse containing sum
of money. Finder please return TO
this office.
Five room house for rent, $40 per
month, on paved street. close in
Claus Hexom
Lost. Jet bar pin, going from Os-
born's drug store to the Lyric and
north on Egan venue Phone 350S,
Regular meeting Madison chapter
No. 6, o. e. S., Tuesday evening
June 1S.-Nora Atherton, W. M.
Lynn Jones, of the Lake County
National bank, was a departure by
a morning train for Chicago on g
vacation visit of a week or two.
Hugh O'Donnell, son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. John O'Donnell, went by 6
morning train to Omaha, where he
win enter Creighton university to
take a course in medicine.
Lost. Small billbook containing
$23 in currency, check for ga cents
to Wells Fargo Express company
and name, Mark Carter. Finder
please return to express office.
Miss Lillian Cornelysen, teacher in
the ST. Paul city schools, was an ar.
rival by a morning train and is q
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs
w. o. White, also visiting her broth.
er, A. j. Cornelysen. and other rela.
tives in the city.
Harold Hooval, who is taking a
course in dentistry in Northwestern
university, Chicago, arrived by ar
afternoon train on a vacation visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. j
Hooyal.
The Presbyterian Aid society will
give q farewell party on the j. w
Dawson lawn this evening compli,
mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. II. j
Thompson, who will soon remove t.
Woonsocket. All members of the
church and congregation are cordial
ly invited to attend.
Conductor p. j. Hooval, who has
been running freight between Mad.
ison and Bristol the past two months
OIL more, this morning took out the
eastgoing passenger train for Jack
son, Mimi, and will probably agar
be continued permanently in the pas
senger service.
Clarence Kclielea, of Seneca, Ill.
who has been a guest at the home.
of his aunts, Mrs. Thos. Walsh anC
Mrs. Bart Foley, was a departure b,
a morning train for his home anC
will enter upon service in the army
lie was accompanied as far as Siou,
Falls by his cousins, Misses Margue
rite Walsh and Marie Foley.
Everett Mitchell, who went /,
Dunwoody Institute to enter tn,
training for radio service, ~returne'
hDIit Edjul udSr bg t6dSOu VI III
loss of a little finger he was disqual
flied and placed in class 5. OF IS
who took the examination there Wer
% rejected for one cause or another
The Masked Marvel" New Yor
city's pocket billiard expert, will an
pear in an exhibition tonight at tn
Warfield billiard parlors. Th
Masked Marvel recently created
sensation in the east when he me
and defeated some of the best play
ers in the country. A reward c
500 is offered to anyone revealin
the identity of the Masked Marvel
Mrs. John Roland, mother, Hollt
r. Roland, brother, and wife,
Corning, Ia, are guests at the HON
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Roland. Til
latter is travelling salesman for til
Chittenden & Eastman Furnitui
company, of Burlington, Ia, and hs
been granted a two weeks vacation
The party will spend the time cam
ing at Lake Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Bergheim departe
by a morning train for Northfiel
Mimi, to witness the marriage
their son. Richard, to Miss Josephil
Nystuen, a graduate nurse of ID