The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-23


for William Lewis. residing 10 miles
north of Madison, took a train east
this morning for Egan.
Miss Van Rosendale, 17-year-old
daughter of John Van Rosendale,
passed away early this morning at
the farm home near Junius. An at
tack of pneumonia ended her earth
ly career.
Ole Fossom, a middle aged gentle
man living near Howard, vas very
recently stricken by paralysis. He
has suffered prior lighter strokes,
but this last has laid him low, and
made his condition serious.
Orville Galloway and wife went
over to P~ipestone, Mimi, today, from
which point they expect soon to start
by auto on a trip over the Santa Fe
trail to Los Angeles, CAL, where
they will spend the winter.
Mrs. C. Severson is in receipt Of a
letter from her son, Leroy Severson,
with the 116th supply train In
France, stating that he is enjoying
good health as are all other Madison
boys in the same company.
c.. Beteler, of %Flandreau, has pur-
chased the Brannan farm which lies
one a half miles south of the city.
Mr.. Beteler will take possession next
March. This deal was put through
by the Walden Land company.
The funeral of Albert Alme, who
died Sunday morning at Camp Fun
ston, will be held Thursday after
noon at / o'clock at the Alme home
north of town, and at 2 o'clock at
Lake Madison Lutheran church.
Mrs. w. G.. Hunt and child were
morning passengers for Los Angeles,
Cal. They have been here since Sep
TENDER, stopping at the home of j.
S. Hunt. Miss Pearl Hunt will ac-
company them as far as Kansas City.
The first number of the Normal
entertainment course was dated Fri
day, October 25. The bureau has
agreed to arrange a different date
and announcement will be made as
soon as arrangements are completed.
Miss Anna Christianson departed
for Bryant this afternoon to visit her
parents. Miss Christianson, Miss
Eklund and Miss Granum, all pro-
fessional nurses, are preparing to
answer their call to go into service
on November /.
Miss Ernest Colburn and her two
children left this afternoon for Volga
Ito visit the formers mother. After
a few days there they will go on to
their home at Lacrosse, Wis. While
In Madison they were the guests of
friends and relatives.
after an al; nee OF several years
Mr.. Habeger has been doing contract
carpentering and also some farming
at Havre, Mont. He arrived yester
day by auto and expects to remain
here and engage in farming.
: Late advices from Ed Schmidt
who is sick at Camp Funston, STATE
that he has been out of danger sine,
last Saturday. His two sisters, So
phia and Edith, are now with hin
aiding him all they can towards re
covery.
: The state council of national de
Tense met at the courthouse today t
. pass upon the cases of .ielineuants \
Q the recent Liberty loan campaign. !
I satisfactory settlement was made il
\ all except three cases and these ar
to answer a summons later to appea
> before the county court on a charg
! of contempt.
j. T. Rutter has gone to Rochester
s Mimi, to enter the Mayo hospital TO
relief from a severe attack of apper
dicitis. Mr., Rutter started in pick
ing corn on Monday, but soon had {
lt1 leave off because of eve pains
appendix had been seriously affected
O Washington dispatch: An earl
k taste of winter is about to be give
the country from coast to coast.
: special bulletin from the weatht
bureau says there will be a decide
change to cooler within SO hours
the plains states and the easter
Rocky mountain region, extending
Thursday to the Mississippi and b
yond.
Gustave B. Lee, with the Amer
can forces in England, not havir
heard from his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Halvor Lee, since the first of Jun
in his anxiety to hear from HON
cabled from Liberpooi, "All wei
cable how you are" G~ustave, WI
left Madison last April, contracts
measees on the ship over and lat
suffered a Ease of scarlet fever. II
parents have heard from him fir