The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-30

than works. Report to police de-
partment. Liberal reward.-Mrs. j..
w. Fitzler.
The family of VIM. yelling have
as their guests Mrs. L. C. Gregory
and Mrs. C. G.. Enstrom, both resi-
dents of Bryant. Mrs. Gregory is
Mrs, Welling's cousin.
Mrs. Emma Marian and her moth
er were passengers to Elkton this
morning. They expect to be gone a
week or nor on a visit with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. E. A. Berke.
Miss Hattie Krug went to Del
mont yesterday to be ready for her
school work which begins next Mon
day. Miss Krug will have charge of
the seventh and eighth grades.
Sam Carroll, a former Madison
barber, stopped in the city long
enough to shake hands with a few
friends while on his way by auto
from his home at Dell Rapids to Iro-
quois.
For a week Mrs. w. E. Sartwell
has been entertaining Mrs. w. J..
BLACKWELL, of Erwin. The latter re-
turned to her home yesterday accom-
panied by Mrs. Sartwell's daughter,
Miss Marguerite.
Clayton Edmonds was in Madison
Thursday to make a short visit with
his sister, Miss Gertie, who will soon
be leaving for the Island of NADIA
gascar to do missionary work for the
Norwegian Lutheran church.
Frank Willard is in receipt of a
late telegram announcing that his
son, Ray, has been assigned to the
naval officers auxiliary school locat-
ed in New York city. He will be
there for four months engaged in
hard study.
Miss Carrie Biederstaedt left for
Brentford this afternoon. She has
engaged to teach high school sub
jects in the public schools there.
Miss Biederstaedt formerly taught in
the schools of Lake county. Her new
duties begin September 2.
Seven young ladies of this city
went out to the McGrath farm last
evening intent upon having a nice
social time. They had a good time
all right, and a fine lunch, too. but
the heavy shower that come up fore
ed them to remain all night.
c. E. Callighan and son, C. H. Cal
lighan, wife and daughter, of indie.
pendence, Kan, are guests at the
home of the formers brother, c. Cal.
lighan, First street NV. They are
travelling by automobile, arriving in
Madison from Rochester, MINI.
This afternoon the city auditor re.
ceived a check for $4,000, which
partly indemnifies the city against
the loss of the electric light plant
The check was rendered the auditor
by j. ]. Fitzgerald, representing ont
of the five companies that insured
the plant against loss.
Miss Emma Robinson, daughter o
w. j. Robinson, this morning while
shopping, placed several packages o.
articles in a car standing at the Bic
derstatedt corner by mistake. TIL,
articles comprised pair gray shoes
apron, house dress, silk p~etticoat
three loaves bread. Finder will con
fer a favor by returning to the own
er or leaving at this office.
Mrs. Harry Runchey is now in re
ceipt of information respecting he
! brother In France. This relative,
w. Hoyland, was severely wounde,
by a sniper's bullet last Novembe
and in consequence has been dis
/. charged from service. The bulle
{ lodged near the heart, interferin
with the action of that organ, thu
= causing complete disability for mill
tary service. 1t will be remembers
I that n of Mrs. Runchey's brother
I was killed in the trenches last JULY