The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-24
chases. Her home is at Howard,

Miss Everson stayed over Sunday
with friends in the city.
Don Porter arrived from College
Station, near Houston, Tex, yester-
day. He was in the radio service
and ZONES back bearing an honor
able discharge.
Geo. Deveny, of Artesian, nephew
of Engineer Deveny, is in the city
undergoing treatment at the emer-
gency hospital for an attack of influ-
enZa.
l.. F. Mulvey has presented his
family with a beautiful new Sonora
photograph for a Christmas gift.
The instrument comes from d. j..
Mitterling's music salesroom.
Monday morning City Attorney
Charles Porter received a cablegram
from his son, Carl, who is a first lieu
tenant in the coast artillery service
overseas, stating as follows: 81 am
at Brest waiting for boat"
L. ]. Bibby. of the Madison cream
cry, leaves this evening for Brook
ings to join his wife who is now
making a visit with her parents
there. They will return to the city
after Christmas.
Our offer of one-half pound of cof-
fee with each purchase of three
pounds of any grade from 80 to 35
cents, or one pound free with every
six pounds purchased will be held
open until January 1.-Hasvold Cof-
fee House.
]. HI. fowler, of Mitchell, is in the
city to spend Christmas with his wife
who is associated with her sister,
Mrs. Jacobus, in conducting the nee
die and art work store on Egan ave-
nue..
Mrs. A. ID. McGregor was in the
city from Howard yesterday to meet
her daughter, Miss Helen who jour-
neyed from Fowler, Mich, to spend
Christmas at home. Mrs. f. l.. Num-
ford accompanied Mrs. McGregor to
this place.
DR.. Wooley, who has been critical
ly ill for a couple of weeks, was re-
ported this morning to be sinking
very rapidly. Friends and relatives
are doing everything in their power
to ease what appears to be his last
hours.
It. Donahue, a minister of the Free
Methodist church, attended a meet
ing of that denomination 10 miles
southeast of Madison, on Sunday last
and departed yesterday for his home
at washington Springs.
Howard Leslie today purchased an
International feed grinder from the
Madison Implement company. With
his Moline tractor connected to this
grinder Mr.. Leslie will be able to
crush all the alfalfa and small grain
he needs for his stock.
Madison friends are in receipt of
a telegram stating that William Dew
eny has arrived home to Wisconsin
from Camp Merritt, N. j. He had just
gone half way across the Atlantic
when the signing Of the armistice
caused his recall.
Miss M. e. Baker, who is employed
at the l.. B. Morse store, was a norm
ing passenger for Sioux Falls. Miss
Baker will remain over Christmas
with her mother. Miss Hulda Gran
flatten accompanied her on the trip.
! Miss Alice Ripe, superintendent
of the Lake county schools, is now
in Chicago to spend her Christmas
holiday with her mother and sisters.
For several days Miss Ripe has been
in attendance at a state meeting of
superintendent which was held at
Pierre. She went direct from there
to Chicago.
Trinity Lutheran Church-Christ-
mas tree festival tonight at 1880. On
Christmas day, Norwegian service at
1890 a. M, English services at 1880
p. m. Special music at both serv-
ices. Lake Madison church, Christ
mas services on Thursday, IL a. M
C. X. Solberg, Pastor.
Sergt. Ross B. Kelley has mailed
to his Madison relatives two German
helmets, the larger one weighing
about three pounds and the smaller
about two and three-quarters pounds.
These are now on exhibition at the
Kelley grocery. These specimens are
in nearly perfect condition, the one
exception being a bullet dent on the
side of the larger one
H. r. Hasvold and family passed
through the city recently while en-
route from Aberdeen TO Flandreau,
where they will enjoy a Christmas
| visit with Mr.. Hasvold's parents. At
the general election on November s,
Mr.. Hasvold was elected state repre-
sentative for the district which in
cludes Brown county. He is a broth
er of G.. l.. Hasvold, who has estab-