The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-26

Lee ROPER went to Sioux Fails to-
day on a visit with friends. He has
been engaged in threshing around
Garden City this summer.
Mrs. Chas. Haberstadt departed
this afternoon for Ramona. She
will remain there with her parents
until the middle of next week.
Mrs. Dan F. Carr accompanied
Mrs. Z. Conlon to Luverne, Mimi, to-
day. The latter had been calling on
Mrs. Carr while in the city.
o. w. Cummings and son, Ralph,
returned from Oldham yesterday,
where they have completed some
painting and decorating contracts.
X. Fossom and son-in-Iaw were in
from Howard today to call upon Mr..
Fossom's father who lies at the Mad
ison hospital, a sufferer from paral-
ysis.
A telegram from Hobson, Mont,
reveals hat Geo. DeVault is very Sc
riously i'll with little hopes of recov-
cry. 1t will be remembered that his
wife died two years ago.
w. F. Campbell and family are in
receipt of a telegram from Camp Ere
mont, Cal, announcing the death of
Merle Alexander, whose home is at
Snohomish, Wash.
Miss Eva Terwilliger, who resides
in the south part of the city, vas so
unfortunate last Wednesday, as to
step on a rusty nail in consequence
of which she is under the care of a
physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Fuller have re-
ceived a card announcing the safe ar
rival of their son, Alfred A. Fuller,
overseas. The card was dated Sep
TENDER "a and received in Madison
October "a.
III. V. Turner, late of Lambert,
Mont, has taken over the Larson ell
evator and will become a resident of
Madison. MI. Turner hopes to have
the elevator in running order early
next week.
Mrs. John Eller has been enter
tanning her mother, Mrs. Mary Jones,
for a few days. The latter returned
to her home at Charles City. Ia, on
a southbound morning train.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Adkins and
little daughter came to Madison sew
eral days ago to see Louis Adkins,
who has been quite i'll. They left by
a morning train for their home at
Alexandria.
Miss Stella Oakland left this morn
ing for Sioux Falls. She was in the
city yesterday supposing that she
might take up her work at the Nor
NAL and was quite disappointed to
find it closed and all work suspended.
field family who have been carefully
housed away for a week On account
of the presence of influenza, are able
to be around again and expect soon
to be out.
Don't forget to turn your clock
back one hour tomorrow. The day
light saving plan which was inaugu.
rated by turning all clocks forward
one hour has now been abandoned
and the former time used will now
regulate business and home affairs
C. Tischhauser today received 9
telegram announcing the death from
pneumonia of a relative, Mrs. Reisch
near Bowdle. Deceased leaves hus
band and 10 children, eight of the
latter now suffering from influenza
J. H. Hopper and family, formerly
of Madison, have moved from Still
water, Mimi, to East Long Meadow
Mass, cal Springfield. Mr.. Hopper
is engaged at that point in ordnanc,
work for the government.
The interstate commerce commits
sion coaches now in the local yard
will bear the crew Of men who wer,
making government ~appraisals OIL
railroad property to Egan next Mon
day. The men are now through will
their work in South Dakota and will
all go to Texas for the winter excep
the men connected with the Milwau
| kee road.
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