The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-06-19

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in. modern. Phone 1896.
Special for Saturday, Fenn's maple
Brazil nut ice cream - Osborn's
Drug Store.
Lost. Pocketbook containing SIS
in currency and Liberty loan bond of
500. Finder please return to John
Rel and receive reward.
Mrs. Brooks and children, of Ros-
coe, were arrivals by a morning train
and are guests at the family home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsley.
The little 16-month-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. III. Raschdorf,
who was operated on for mastoid at
the local hospital is doing nicely, it
being a serious case.
A. l.. Wethe and wife arrived last
night from La Crosse. Mr.. Wethe
intends to return Friday, while Mrs.
Wethe will spend the summer with
her mother, Mrs. ]. w. Ginder.
Geo. Lowe, son of Postmaster VIM.
Lowe, of this city, who has been sta
toned at Fort Omaha in the balloon
corps the past several months, has
been ordered to Hampton Roads.
The lawn social at the residence of
Ed Coffey, announced to be held this
evening for the benefit of the build
ing fund of st. Thomas church, has
been postponed until a later date.
Following the graduating exercises
of the hospital this evening in the
Methodist Episcopal church the Ep-
worth league will serve ice cream
and cookies in the basement of the
church.
HI. j. Thompson, who has been en-
wife departed by an afternoon train
for Woonsocket to reside, Mr..
Thompson having accepted a position
in a general store at that place.
]. j. Sollitt is in receipt of a tele-
gram from his son, Stanley Sollitt,
who went to Omaha a day or two ago
to enlist in the navy stating that he
had been examined and accepted and
was en- route to Chicago. Stanley
will be assigned to the engineering
corps. Mr.. Sollitt, ST., remarked,
I'm glad I've got a boy that's going
to fight"
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: Rt.
Rev. Bishop O'Gorman has ordered
Father Owen Conley, who has been
assisting Father M. C. Fitzgerald in
Sioux Falls for the past year and a
half to take charge of the parishes at
Faulkton, Gettysburg, Lebanon and
Seneca. Father Conley left yester-
day on a vacation to be spent in Mil
wauke and will reside at Faulkton
upon his return.
Mrs. Lee Guffey, treasurer of
the Franklin branch of the Red Cross
of Franklin and Orland townships,
today brought in and turned over to
Secretary Burnett $362.55 to the
general fund. Part of this money
was raised by the assessment and
collection of dues, and part by a So
eial. But by far the greater portion
was raised in a more novel way. The
ladies belonging to the branch set
aside for sale for the benefit of the
Red Gross the eggs laid by their hens
on every Thursday.
Clerk of Courts F. l.. Burnett is in
receipt of authority from the immi-
grafton bureau and naturalization Of
flee at st. Paul, advising that it is
true hat persons who had taken out
their first papers, which is the decla-
ration of intention, and were quail
fled voters in the territory of Dakota
were made citizens of the United
States by the act of admission of par
of that territory as the state of South
Dakota. This is provided for i'm q
United States statute. This is con
trary TO the suppositional statement
made yesterday in The Daily Leader
that it was not contained i'm the state
constitution, and that it would not b,
reasonable that a state could max.
national citizens.