The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-15

lex will visit her father for an indefi7
mite period.
r. b. Syverson returned today aft
er a two weeks stay on his farm
near Waubay.
Miss Dorothy Garrison, of Oldham,
is here on a visit with her friends,
Misses Eldred and Ruth F~rudenfeld.
Secretary William Rowland, of the
Merchants association, took a trip to
Sioux Falls and Sioux City today in
quest of laborers.
Mrs. Clayton Bast, of Ramona,
and Miss Mildred Archer, of Lake
Preston, are in the city today making
purchases at III local stores.
Mrs. w. C. Henning has returned
to her home at Fond du Lac, Wis,
after a few days visit in this city with
Mrs. J.. c. Schultz and Mrs. Koehler.
Mrs. Goldie Pease has accepted the
position of office assistant with Drs.
Westaby and lyman and began her
new duties this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester f. Sogn, res
idents of Spokane, Wash, we're ar
rivals in the city yesterday. They
are here as the guests of several rel
atives.
Photographer G.. A. Mallory left
for his vacation today. He took a
north train to A~berdeen's famous
summer resort, Tacoma park, a slice
of SCENERY on the Jim river.
Mrs. John w. Walden and son, al
SO Mrs. w. w. Girton were east
bound passengers this morning, their
destination being Madison, Wis,
where they intend making a two
weeks visit with Mrs. Girton's sister.
c. f. Fitzgerald, editor of the AL
word, Ia, Register, and wife are in
the city to attend the funeral of their
late nephew, Albert N. Johnson,
which occurred this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Putney are in
receipt of a telegram frgom their
son, Lieut.. Ellsworth Putney, stating
that he had received his commission
Il hope to see my dad and mother
soon," was the last sentence. The
telegram was sem from San Diego,
Cal.
Now that we have electric power
to operate-our machines we are again
ready for business. We have a large
stock of green coffee which we will
roast daily. Try u peanut butter.
always fresh. - Madison Coffee
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bast, of Clark, arriv-
ed in Madison yesterday for a short
outing at Lake Madison. They are
in the city today to visit friends and
make purchases. Mrs. Bast was a
former teacher in the city school.
She was formerly Miss Carter.
There will be a meeting of the
board of education this evening.
Among other matters they will con
slider applications for the vacant SUI
perintendency. They will elect Of
lltCIc anu OISdulLt lut4 DOdIu anu
make the tax levy for next year.
TIL Helping Hand society will meet
Friday afternoon at the M. z. church.
Business meeting to begin promptly
at 4 p. m. as plans are to be discuss
ed concerning the conference Octo-
Der 9. A Is cent lunch will be served
to which the public is cordially in
vited. If you desire sweetened cof-
fee please bring your own sugar.
The Lake county exemption board
has received advices that the pres
ident will soon issue a proclamation
requiring all persons who have since
the 5th day of June, 1918, and on OF
before the 21st day of August, 1918
attained their 21st birthday to regis
ter on Saturday, August "a, between
7 a. m. and 8 p. m. The board will
proceed to carry out the regulations
ordered.
VIM. Keegan, Walter Kundert
Robert Rensch, Bernard Craney anC
Tim Shipton, enlisted young men OF
Madison. arrived home this morning
on a short furlough. They have beer
in training at Purdue university, La
fayette, Ind. They will remain i'm tht
city until Saturday, when they will
depart for the east, presumably to
New York city, although they have
not received definite orders as t.
their destination.
The office of County Agent Bibby
is a busy place these days. Thresh.
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