The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-01-05

Get fltted to a comfortable Cos
sard corset at special sale at Mrs.
Knoeri's.
Wanted. A first class girl.-In-
side Inn.
Wash ice furnished to any part of
the city.-Phone $3.50.
Lost. Fur mitten, between J. T..
Worley's residence and the depot or
from there out of town northwest.
Finder kindly return to this office.
Reward.
Lost. Lady's large tatted handbag
south of Junius. Phone 1926, rural,
or leave at this office.
Mrs. j. c. Schultz and son, Rolfe,
went by a morning train to Sioux
Falls to spend Sunday with relatives.
Miss Mabel Thompson returned to
Polk, Neb., where she is employed as
teacher of domestic science in the
city schools.
Lewis Vanlon, who had been a
guest at the home of Heyo Dirksen,
returned by a morning train to his
home at George, Ia.
For Sale. Pathe graphophone,
new with 81 records, also attach
ments to play Edison, Columbia or
other makes. Inquire at this office.
Ed Fuller and wife, who have been
guests in the families of the formers
brothers, A. e. and o. T. Fuller, re-
turned to their home at ~Pardeeville,
Wis.
Lloyd Fischer, who spent the holi-
day season with his mother, Mrs. A..
b. Smith, returned to Chicago to re-
sumo his studies in Northwestern
university.
Regular meeting of the Degree of
Honor Monday evening at 1880. In
stallation of officers. Degree team
urged to be present. Lunch will be
served-Bessie McAdam, C. of H.
The Odd Fellows lodge tonight
hold their installation of officers in
their hall, followed by a lunch, F. L..
Burnett advises. They expect a
large attendance and a good time.
The w. r. c. will meet on Wednes-
day afternoon, January 8. There
will be installation and 10 cent
lunch. All members and comrades
and their wives are invited.-Presi-
dent.
E. j. Bartels, route 5, Madison, to-
day marketed two hogs for which he
received $4,000. Mr.. Bartel is a
business farmer as we'll as a business
man. 1t is interesting to note that
Mr.. Bartels, previous to engaging in
farming was engaged in the jewelry
business for a number of years.
The Red Cross women working i'm
the basement of the Masonic temple
are very much in need of an office
desk, and suggest that some one who
has a piece of this furniture, which
they are not using, that they donate
it's use for some considerable requir-
ed time. They are also much in need
of a couple of sewing machines.
President Heston, of the State
Normal school, today received a tel
egram from Prof. C. C. Wagner, OF
tawa, Kan, announcing the death of
their baby son, Charles, at that place,
of uraemic poisoning. The funeral
will be held there tomorrow. Prof,
and Mrs. Wagner had been called to
Ottawa on account of the death OF
the latter's father, which occurred a
few days ago.
A local advertisement appeared ex,
clusively in last evenings Daily
Leader of a desire to trade 80 acres
of land for Madison residence prop,
erty. Today there have been six ap,
plications at this office of parties
looking for such a trade, all of whom
were referred to the owner of the
farm property. This is the best in.
dication that it pays to advertise in
The Daily Leader.
The exemption board adjourned
last night until Monday. having
about caught up with the classifying
of such registrants as have returned
their missionaries. Clerk p. A.
Johnson this afternoon mailed ques,
%tionnaires to numbers 923 to 985, in.
elusive. Offices of the advisory
board were not so crowded this fore.
noon, though the men had a right
good practice taking the day as a
whole,