The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-09-16
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Rowland. T
are travelling by automobile.

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are travelling by automobile.
Furniture for Sale. Good heavy
library table, dining room table and
chairs and fine Elwell kitchen cab
met, stoves, sanitary couch and 9TH
er articles.-Phone 3S72.
The completed registration returns
for Lake county as given out by the
local draft board today totals 1.S43
signatures, exclusive of IL more that
have been sent in by mail.
Bob Small was in the city today
for Jewett Bros. & Jewett, of Sioux
Falls. He takes the road for Claud
Coon, who formerly made Madison,
but who is now in military service.
Roy Hamilton and Clyde Drew, o.
X. BARRIERS, were out bright and early
this morning getting them on the
wing. How many mallards they real
ly got will always remain a secret.
Mrs. E. j. Sutton was in receipt of
a telegram this forenoon announcing
the death of Bert Sutton, her hus-
bands brother, whose home is in
Milwaukee. Mr.. Sutton's death oc-
Cured last evening.
Mrs. J. l.. Hopper and children
who have been in the city for a week
visiting with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe, returned to their
home at Saltwater, Mimi, Saturday
afternoon.
The Catholic ladies took in $125
from the meals and lunches served
to the public on Saturday. They will
clear quite a neat sum out of that
amount for the building fund of their
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Turnbull, who
have been in the vicinity of Madison
assisting in farm work. sold their
automobile and started by train this
morning for their home at Kansas
City.
DR.. Westaby, Art Baldwin and
Prof. Wagner were blasting holes in
the atmosphere today in an endeavor
to compete with others in duck linn
it" reports.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alba Johnson were
morning passengers for Sioux Falls.
They had been spending the Sabbath
as guests of Mrs. w. M. B~eardsley.
Mrs. Johnson was formerly Miss Jes-
sic Beardsley.
A civil service examination for a
fireman-laborer for the Madison post
office will be held September 30. Sal.
airy $3.50 per annum. For full par.
ticulars apply to F. G. Fuller, secre.
tary, at the postoffice.
Harold McKinnon has written his
father, d. McKinnon, that his com
mission has been advanced one step
He now ranks as first lieutenant
Harold's brother, William, has beer
transferred from Camp Dodge tc
Camp Grant, Rockford. Ill.
r. C. McCready, who is with the
aviation classes now training at the
Dayton, o., aviation field, departed
from Madison this morning to resume
his duties. Mr.. McCready was hers
to visit relatives and his furlough adj
mitted of only a brief stay.
Huron dispatch: The state advis
DRY board of the United States EN-
ployment service in session here rec
commended t. w. Dwight, of Siou1
Falls, president of the board Of re
gents, for appointment by the govern
ment as industrial adviser with tn
state district draft board.
The Ladies Missionary circle of tn
Baptist church will meet Wednesda.
afternoon with Mrs. w. w. Schultz
A special praise service program ha
been prepared. A large attendant
is desired. This closes the first hal
of our year. All dues and pledge
should be in.
Gephardt Johnson has some mar
gled fingers on his right hand, the RI
!, suit of their being caught in an ell
, NdtoT. Inc emu Oh one Oh the ringer
was removed and the others wer
carefully bandaged by attendin
physicians.
Mrs. w. /. Thompson has been al
pointed chairman of the women
fourth Liberty loan committee fc
Lake county. A mass meeting of til
women of the county has been calle
. to be held at the high school audit,
rum Friday afternoon at 8 o'cloc
for the purpose of organization.
On Sunday, 3-year-old Marjor
Severing. of Wentworth, was SO III
fortunate as to fall into a large pa
of scalding water prepared for til