The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-21


ing and called upon Mrs. Balls sis
ter, Mrs. B. w. CIapper.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mesner have just
concluded a visit with A. %. Parker
and family and returned home to
Sioux Falls this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Boone and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Kramer, all of Sioux
Falls, we're visitors at the HI. F..
Hunter home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Dillon (former-
ly Mrs. Eta Hall) arrived in the city
a few days ago from Manitou, Mich,
to make Madison their home.
J.. S. Keegan has received a tele-
gram stating that his son, William.
who is now at Long Island, N. Y, is
ready to sail for overseas service.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Milliken arrived
this morning from Beresford to re-
main the guests of the Herman
Proehl family for a couple of days.
Miss Myrtle Franklin accompanied
Miss Grace Harrison to Sioux Falls
yesterday. where the latter took a
train for her home at Canyon City,
Colo.-
Madison needs a fireproof building
for the machinery of its electric
plant. Madison needs water and
sewer extensions. Vote yes on
the bonds tomorrow.
p. H. Marquart took passage for
Bowman, N. d., this afternoon. He
has completed his fall blowing, also
his threshing near Madison and now
goes to his farm at Bowman.
MI. and Mrs. Quarnstrom and Mrs
G. w. Clemens and daughter, Helen,
spent Sunday in Sioux Falls calling
upon Miss Ruth Clemens at the
school for the deaf.
The time of voting In favor of the
municipal bonds tomorrow is short
from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. Lay aside
other business and cast your ballot
within the time specified.
Several of the high school teach
ers r making a trip by auto tc
Sioux Falls and back today. The
party consists of Miss June Emry
Alice Montgomery, Mrs. James and
Mrs. Brady.
Mrs. Ernest Colburn, is here from
Lacrosse on a visit with relatives
Not long since she returned .from
Volga where she attended the funera.
of a brother who died two weeks age
while at camp.
Miss Ruth Porter was an incom
ing passenger today. She came home
from Butler, where she is engaged al
teacher, and will remain until the
proper authorities permit the Butler
schools to reopen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McQuillan wht
left Madison a week ago by automo
bile for Colorado Springs, Colo, in
note to this office state that they ar
rived at their destination safel
without a mishap.
The funeral of Miss Ada Olson
who died on Saturday following al
attack of pneumonia, was held from
the farm home ear Junius yesterda,
afternoon. Interment occurred II
the cemetery ear Junius.
D.: J. Mitterling has received a let
ter from a nephew in France men
%tioning that the writer had been gas
sed and was in the hospital improv
ing now from<an attack of diphtheria
He is in the hospital corps.
Mons Alme, a farmer residing ST
miles north of Madison, is in receip
of word today from Fort Riley, an
nouncing the death there of his sor
Albert. Spanish influenza cause
the death of this Lake county boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Rounds, VIII
were here on a visit with the fan
lilies of j. e. Boyd, Griff Owens an
w. j. harrington and to look afte
their farm near Chester, purchase
tickets this morning fer their HON
at Santa Ana, Cal.
Mrs. Gimme and daughter, Mis-
Lula, returned yesterday from Wynt
mere. N. d., where they went a fe,
days ago to attend the funeral of Al
thur Gimme, the formers son. TIL
wife of the deceased accompanie
the mother and daughter home.
Orville DOMAIN, of the O. X. barbe
shop, received word from Brooking
by telephone this morning to the el
feet that his younger brother Charlie
was down with influenza at tn
school there. Mr.. DOMAIN left at one
to be atsthe side of his sick brother
Shall 100000 in bonds of tn
City of Madison, South Dakota, be ii
sued for the sole purpose of extent
ing the w system of said city?
Vote Eyes" at tomorrow's city ele.
ton. Polls open from Q o'clock
the morning until 4 o'clock in TIL