The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-30

Lutz home in wentworth last We'd
nesday night.
Fred Schultz, of the Junius State
bank, was a business caller in Madi-
son yesterday.
Ed Miller has gone to Glendale, N.
D., to assist his brother during the
threshing period.
Miss Dora Hegdal left this morning
for Fort Riley, Kan, where she goes
as an army nurse.
The tractor business is booming.
Tom Bliss disposed of four Case
tractors this week.
Milton Kramer and wife drove to
Sioux Falls yesterday by auto, re-
turning this morning.
Martin A. Noen, of Lake Preston.
is listed in the casualty report as Sc
verely wounded.
Mrs. Chas. Downs from eight miles
north of Madison, was in this morn
ing to see the boys off.
Mrs. w. E. Coats and daughter,
Miss Edith, are in the city from Old
ham doing some shopping.
Robert Smith and wife, who have
been camping at the lake, left today
for their home in Sioux Falls.
Kenneth Thompson was discharged
from the Madison hospital Wednes-
day after a mastoid operation.
Miss Palma Iverson returned to
the city yesterday after a visit with
friends and relatives near Colman.
Wanted. Young lady or man for
special work in Madison evenings.
Address Lock Box So, Sioux Falls.
Prof. E. j. Huntemer and family,
of Wayne, Neb., are visiting his par
ents, Nh. and Mrs. VIM. Huntemer.
Miss Gladys Welch went east this
morning to take up her work in the
census bureau at Washington, d. C.
The 2-year-old son of Magnus
Gramstad underwent an operation
this afternoon for strangulated her
mia.
City Auditor William Rae, accom-
panied by several friends, drove to
Sioux Falls and back yesterday by
auto.
Christ Thompson, a boiler maker
at the Madison roundhouse, is at
Minneapolis for a few days of sight
seeing.
Following a successful operation
for appendicitis Miss Bertha Buehler
has been released from the Madison
hospital.
Miss Josephine Severson went tc
Sioux Falls this morning on a shop.
ping trip, Miss Edith DeVault accom-,
panying her.
Mrs. Sam Fairchild has returned tc
her home at Fort Madison, Ia, after
a pleasant visit in this city with hel
son, H. N. Fairchild.
Mrs. Elmer Davis and children
have returned to Lake Preston after
having spent one week at the home
of Mrs. Oscar Granflatten.
Martin Larson, superintendent o.
the Sioux City and Dakota division O
the Milwaukee, was a business Wis
itor in Madison yesterday.
Contributions of auto tires still
continues at street Intersections. TIL,
latest large donation is an auto trail
er presented by A. w. Sponholz.
G. III. Ainsworth, editor of tn,
Dispatch, was among the Winfre,
people in the city this morning to Sc,
the Lake county boys off to camp.
George Martin came back fror
Camp Wadsworth, S. c., last evening
He received an honorable discharg
on account of physical disabilities.
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Minish re
turned this morning from a 10 days
attendance at the Sioux Falls distric
camp meeting which was held a
Canton.
Saturday special, one day only
Palmolive soap, 10 cents per cak,
$1.2O per dozen; pears, $3.50 pc
box; peaches, $3.50 per box.-H.
Hunro.
Merchant M. ID. McGillivray, of Ju
MUS, was among the patriotic citizen
in the city this morning to say good
bye to the boys departing for Cam
Funston.
Lost. Lady's small gold watcl
without ring. Lost from pin. Wa