The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-03

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Quoted from St. Thomas rectory.
Burial occurred in the Catholic GEM
etery south of the city.
Munro is still selling New York
Greening apples at 50 per bushel.
For Sale. Choice winter cabbage,
5 cents per pound, delivered.-F. E.
Holt. Phone $500.
Isaac Brinker was an arrival on an
afternoon train, having come from
Denver, Colo. He is here to visit his
sister, Mrs. Chas. Bergstreser.
Mrs. Della Stearns is now in Brit
ton as the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
w. S. Given. She will not return UNI
til after the Christmas holidays.
Raymond Bast, of Ramona, was up
before Judge A. w. Sponholz early
this morning and received a fine of
$40 for speeding on Egan n
Harry Applewick and family drove
over to Oldham today to visit with
Rev. and Mrs. Gard, old friends
whom they have not seen for some
time.
Martin Igo and wife, of Red Wing,
Mimi, are in the city, called here to
attend the funeral of their aunt,
Mrs. VIM. Igo, which was held yes
terday.
E. HI. Meyers returned from Hart
ford this afternoon. He has been en-
gagged on a ditching job there for
about two weeks and has returned for
a short rest.
Nick Bjornstad and wife are away
today attending the funeral services
of Mrs. Martin Anderson, lately de-
ceased wife of Rev. M. Anderson, of
Moor head, Mimi.
Edward Erickson was a passenger
today for Harlem, Mont, near which
place he holds a claim. Mr.. Erick-
son goes to remain upon his land and
do some improving.
The local telephone exchange has
received notice of an increase of 25
per cent in toll rates to take effect
over the state of Nebraska on No
vember / and in Iowa on Deem
Der 1.
Thomas Meredith has engaged his
services as clerk to N. b. Porter, of
the Porter Drug & Jewelry company.
Mr.. Meredith's home is at Ramona.
Until recently he has been attending
the Madison high school.
Mrs. Lars Jacobson and two daugh-
ters, Edith and Ethel, were in the
city today from Ramona, the latter
to have some adenoids removed, and
all to do some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baxter departed
this afternoon for points in Texas
where they expect to spend the win
ter. For a week they have been in
Madison as guests of Mrs. Hattie
Borland, Mr.. Bakers sister.
Try our home manufactured pea
nut butter. 1t is absolutely pure and
made fresh every day. The price is
30 cents per pound. Your money e.
funded ii it isn't the best OF have
ever used.-The Hasvold Coffee
House.
Miss Amy Silkensen went back to
her home at Beresford this forenoon.
She had been attending the Normal
here, but has decided to change her
Plans and will, therefore soon go to
Sioux City to pursue a curse of COM
a,ercial branches.
Miss Lillian Kerstein was brought
home from her school last evening
quite i'll. She is teaching the Kim
ball school and had just got nicely
started in after the closing orders
were withdrawn when she was oblig-
ed to forego her work again, this
time on account of her own illness.
Mrs. j. L. Dixon, ST., left on an aft
ernoon train for Bellingham, Wash.
her home. Mrs. Dixon has been
spending about three months in this
vicinity with her ons William and
Joseph and her daughter, Mrs. ]. w.
Davis. She also has other relatives
in and near the city.
Mr.. an Mrs. w. H. Young went
to Garden CITY Monday afternoon 10
make asSIslt With the formers L tn
or. Mr.. :tunl has been In go - 4
tertown hospital for a period of seven
weeks, following an operation for ap-
pendicitis. Since hat siege both Mr..
Young and his wife have gone
through an attack of influenza.
Do not buy a new Edison merely
because the worlds greatest inventor
makes it. Attend a tone test; then
buy 1t because the evidence has con
WINGED you that it re-creates the sing
er's voice with such fidelity that you
cannot distinguish artist from in
strument. The New Edison, 1.-THE
Photograph with a Soul."-Porter
Drug & Jewelry Company.
R. F. Lyons accompanied by his
two sons Jomoc apd larry arr;yad