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

Violin instruction. term Of 10 les
sons, $10.-J, Leonard Smith.
Mrs, E. Ellison. of Howard. is in
the city today to consult local physj-
clans.
A farewell dance will be held next
Friday night at Muth's barn, south
of Winfred.
The northbound passenger train
due in this city at 8 p. M, today was
two hours late.
Mrs. Emma Schultz and mother
left today for one months visit with
relatives at Ames, Ia.
Joe Kerans underwent an opera
ton at Madison hospital yesterday
and is reported to be resting easily.
Mrs. Isabel Judy came from For
estburg this morning to spend a cou-
pie of days with Mrs. A. M. Whit
more.
Mark Plowman, of Oldham, is at
the Madison hospital for surgical
help. Gangrenous liberation has
made him a physical sufferer.
Addison Scott, son of t. II. Scott,
of Artesiana, returned home Tuesday
after a period of treatment for ap-
pendicitis at the local hospital.
Mrs. John Warner, of Lake Pres
ton. was in Madison today making
purchases from our local merchants.
She returned on the afternoon train.
Horace Huxford, of the June draft
and now of Camp Houston, Tex, will
be transferred to Jacksonville, Fla,
according to the latest intelligence
at hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wagner and
child are now on their way to visit
friends and relatives in the vicinity
of Lennon. Mr.. Wagner's father 10
Gated in the reservation country.
Mrs. d. Porter was hostess to a
party of ladies Wednesday afternoon,
who gathered for 5 o'clock tea. Mrs.
e. Stoddard, of Des Moines. Ia, was
present to enjoy the social hour.
Anyone wishing to enroll in the
student nurse reserve after today,
please call at my home, Egan avenue
N. The campaign closes August IL.
Mrs. L. G.. Atherton.
Ed Cook, a former Madison resi-
dent, but at present residing at Lead,
is now in the city on a two weeks
vacation. Ill health has caused him
to abandon all labor for a time.
An assuring letter has reached r.
e. Scudder from his brother, p. A
Scudder, now in France. The censor
passed the statement that he is we'll
which fact, of course. is interesting
to his friends and relatives here.
Miss Minnie Stark, daughter Of
Paul Stark, is now a patient at the
Madison hospital. A painful ruptur
ed appendix made a hasty operation
imperative, and since that is over hel
condition is satisfactory.
Adjt. Gen. Morris has issued a cal
, through the Lake county exemption
board for 3S draft men to be read!
for entrainment during the five-day
period beginning August 26. Theil
destination will be Camp Funston
Kan.
Mrs. VIM. Turin and daughter
Miss Ella, left this afternoon TO
their home at Marmarth, N. ID. The.
came in Tuesday by way of CAM
Dodge and have been guests at tn,
home of Mrs. Fangmeier.
A letter received today by his par
ents from Lieut.. Vincent II. WaddeI
in France, says all of the Company
Madison boys are in fine condition
He says, I'VE were paid today for tn
first time in two months and we ar
in exceptional good spirits"
A. L. Fields, of Lennon, stoppe
in Madison yesterday to visit tn
Webster Sigfreid family and toda
took the north train for Webster
where he will look over the countr
for a while before going on ives
Mr.. Fields came from Pipeston d
rect to Madison.
The Dacotah Oil company is no
Installing a new type, accurate mea'
uring hand pump to handle oil at I'll
filling station. Since the electr
pump is out of commission, owing
the breakdown OF our lighting sy
tenn, the new pump which is for ga
oline only will meet present requir
ments fully.