The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-11-14

Mrs. Emil Kolashefsky and bah.
arrived home today from a thre,
weeks visit with the formers parents
at Washburn, N. d.
Mrs. w. E. Coates, of Winfred, wa:
in the city yesterday between trains
doing some shopping and calling or
Miss Agnes Leopold.
Button, button, who has The but
ton?" Miss Morse has a large as
sortment of buttons for suits, coats,
dresses, waists, etc.
Miss Grace Tombs has been dis
charged from the temporary hospital
at the north end of the city fully re-
covered frohI influenza.
Mrs. N. p. Lund and daughter
spent the day making purchases in
Madison. Both returned to Oldham
by an afternoon train.
Miss Esther Smith left this fore
noon for a journey to Atlanta, Ca,
where she expects to remain with rel
atives for several months.
Miss Anna Schrader, who was shot
in the face last Monday, is threaten
ed with a developing abscess in one
of the gunshot wounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thuerer, who have
been recent guests of their son-in-
law, Clyde Drew and family, returned
today to their home at Memo.
Mrs. A. Parkin and Mrs. May Haz-
elton departed today for Mazomanie,
! Wis, after a two months visit at the
home of w. M. Downs and family.
E. l.. Peck is in Ramona this aft
ernoon taking charge of the funeral
of Christopher e. Collier, whose
death occurred in this city very re-
Gently.
Mrs. Ernest Hunt was discharged
from the isolation hospital today.
Her husband is now going through
an attack of pneumonia following in
fluenZa.
In response to a telegram received
today, stating that her sister was not
expected to live, Miss Bertha Buehler
made hasty preparations and depart
ed on a southbound train for Marion
Junction, this state.
Hair switches made from comb
ings. Roots placed at the top Of
switch. Combings may be left a.
~.L~. A.. Unooc;ss ra;IIiporv STORE
or at my home.-Mrs. Mary Brown
1921 Lee avenue N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson re
turned to their home at oldham yes
terday afternoon after the former
underwent an operation at the hands
of local physicians for the remova
of an obstructive nasal growth.
Miss Sophia Christianson came in
from Oldham yesterday to call upor
her lady friends at the Home Supply
store. She was a former clerk in th'
employ of d. McKinnon. Miss Chris
tianson will return home this after
noon.
"a. LIZ E1oCs IA Y WV 0A ooeAN
a u. s.. torpedo boat in French wa
tiers for a period of 16 months, ar
rived in Madison Wednesday. to en-
Joy a visit with Frank Sogn ant
family. He is now on a 80 day sicl
leave.
Mrs. G.. J.. Nordstrom departed to
day for Britton, where she will re
main with friends until the 25th o
the month at which date she will
leave for her home at Seattle, Wash
She has been at Colman visiting Mrs
p. Raeppe.
A today's telegram from Adj
Gen. w. A. Morris to the local boar
requesting discontinuance of mailin
out any more missionaries an
classifications Of men above 36 years
The board is asked to continue elias
styling men up to and including 3
years.
eSioux Falls Argus-Leader: Tha
the approximately 1900 South Da
kota boys who joined the S. A. T. {
: at the various institutions of tn
state this year, may not be release
until next July is the opinion of ]
w. Dwight, of this city, chairman Q
, the state board of regents.
: H. C. Marshall, ~janitor at Centrs
school building, was a departure b
= an afternoon train for Seattle, Wash
! in response to a telegram .announ'
. ing the dangerous illness from IL
fluenza of his wife. Mrs. Marsha
went to Seattle early in the fall !
hope of escaping hay fever of whic
she is annually afflicted.
. Conductor Dan Lawler, with dc
and gun, is taking a lay-off from h
train work and enjoying recreatio
in the hunting field. Yesterday
spent the day among the duck pont
in the vicinity of Artesian and r.
turned to this city with. a fine bag
birds. A brace or two of mallarl