The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-09-09

ing train for Junius, where she is to
begin her work as teacher.
Wanted. Man to work around
store. Phone 2147 or call at Rensch-
Thompson hardware store.
Wanted. Quilts to tie by st. Kath-
crimes guild. For prices inquire of
Mrs. Frudenfeld or Mrs. Waskey.
Walter Roche was a passenger for
st. Paul today. He will attend the
St. Paul seminary this school year.
Glenn Winesburg has accepted a
position at the Schultz drug store and
began his duties there this morning.
Miss Violet Lansing, who was at
the lake for a few days, returned to
her home at Sioux Falls this morn
ing.
Miss Frieda Williams was a Sun
day visitor with her sister, Miss Min
ME, who is employed at the Morse
store.
Ed Golf, Grayton Hoidal, Merlin
Olson and bud Johnson formed an
auto party that headed for the Huron
fair today.
Mrs. w. j. Hurley and baby, who
have been here on a visit with Mrs.
C. A. Kohlorgan, departed today for
Canton.
Miss Lillian Kerstein left today to
begin her duties as teacher of the
Kimmel school, four miles northwest
of the city.
Mrs. j. L. Hopper came in from
Saltwater this morning to spend a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. A. Howe.
Mrs. j. F. Pheil and daughter ar
rived from Aberdeen today to be the
guest of Mrs. John Carr and family
for several days.
If certain children in the north
west part of town do not stop modest
ing children on our streets this mat
ter will be taken farther.
Mrs. C.. A. Drexler, of Howard;
Mrs. E. G. Rice, of Winfred, and Mrs.
F. o. Palmer, of Ramona; were shop
pers in our city on Saturday.
G. Hexom arrived Saturday from a
business trip hat took him to st.
Paul and other Minnesota points for
the Madison Marble & Granite works.
Clifford Olson, a former employe
of Regan & Murray, who left about
six weeks ago, and who is now with
the medical corps, is on his way to
France.
Miss Lorene Thompson and Perry
Stokes left this morning for Alcester.
The former has been here all sum-
mer visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
J. C. Horner.
The 4-year-old daughter, Berna-
dena, of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Unzel-
man, residing in the northwest part
of the city, died this afternoon of
erysipelas.
A letter from Herman Vreyens
row truckmaster in France, states
that William Molumby and Frank
Kiner are in his company and that
all are doing well.
DR.. Gregg and wife are back from
a three weeks auto trip through Min
nesota. They were at the state fair
and also visited the doctors niece
at Waseca, Mimi.
e. l.. Peck went with his hearse to
Winfred this afternoon to transfer
the remains of Mrs. Beecham from
that place to Villas and thence they
will be sent to Rapid City for burial.
Dan Ginder, who has been employ
ed at Sioux Falls, is now engaged in
doing the watch and clock repairing
and other jewelry work that comes to
the Porter drug store.
c. A. Gruhn returned this morning
from Corona, where he had been to
attend the dedication Of the new Ger
man Baptist church. Rev. Argow
also came on the same train. Mr..
Gruhn is the state missionary for that
church.
The Soule grocery has closed its
doors and the large stock remaining
Is being transferred to the Earle KEEL
ley store as fast as possible. Mr..
Soule has not yet decided just what
his future engagement will be.
]. j. Yaeger and wife returned last
evening from Minneapolis, where the
former had been attending the meet
ing of the board of optometrists
which was scheduled for a session
there.