The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-11
LOCAL NEWS.

Fol- Sale OF Rent. My place on
Egan avenue.-Mrs. Hattie B. Bor-
land.
Take your next meal at Rays Res
raurant, 35 cents.
Eat at Jacks.
Broken Lenses accurately dupli-
Gated while you wait. Eyes exam
ined and frames fitted.-Yaeger's
Optical Parlor.
Eat at Jacks.
For Sale. House and lot, close in,
also light dray business. Call at this
office.
Lost. Black sheepskin mitten, be-
tween E. j. Rath's place and the city.
Return to Madison Auto Supply Co.
Cobs for sale.-Fred Budde.
For Rent. A small house. In
quire at the Farmers Elevator.
Fresh herring, 12h cents a pound
at Peck's Market.
For Sale. Five room cottage, close
in.-Telephone 2123.
Skovgaard did not arrive today
Will be here Tuesday only.
Don't miss Mary Garden in That's
at the Imperial Tuesday evening.
C. S. Donovan, of Chicago, spent
Sunday in the city, guest of his sis.
ter, Mrs. ID. Turner.
L. F. Mulvey and wife and w. J
Mulvey spent Sunday in Sioux Falls
returning late in the evening.
Miss Minnie Proehl spent Sunday
with relatives in Madison, returning
to her home in Sioux Falls by
morning train.
George Harrison, living Is miles
southwest of Madison, was operated
upon yesterday for a chronic case Of
appendicitis.
Geo. Simmons, of Winfred, spent
the day in the city taking medica.
advice. He has been i'll for severa'
weeks and is in a weakened condi
ton.
On account of train connections
Skovgaard and the New York Metro
politan company did not arrive to
day. They will be here Tuesday
only.
Miss Laura Freiburghaus, who has
been making her home with DR.. ant
Mrs. w. f. Daniels, departed by Z
morning train for Elgin, Ia, to visii
relatives.
A. G.. Schmidt went yesterday Il
Mitchell by automobile, from wher,
he intends to make an extended toul
of the west and south, friends report
ed this morning.
Taking advantage of the fin,
weather, County Surveyor C. A
Trimmer has a crew of men out to
day at field work on joint ditch No
/, and who will also do some worl
on project No. 6.
The county commissioners are il
Flandreau today, acting as part o
the joint board for joint ditch No. l
o fthe Lake-Moody project for the al
lowing OF bills against the assess
ment.
S. G. Matthews. travelling salesman
for Andrew Kuehn company, OF Siou,
Falls, was in the city today looking
for a house to rent with a view o
moving his family to Madison to re
side.
The funeral of Richard Graese
two miles east of Madison, who dice
Saturday morning, will be held a
the family home at / O'Clock and a
the German Lutheran church in thi
city at 1880 tomorrow afternoon.
DR.. II. e. Kellogg will go tomor
row to New Orleans, where he will
attend clinics in the famous Tular'
university, to be away about a month
He will drive to Sioux Falls tomor
row, from where he will proceed b.
train.
Jas. Robertson returnd last nigh
from Minneapolis, where he went t.
see the automobile show, with spe
cial attention to the fire truck fea
lures of that exhibition. Whether h
arrived at any other conclusion thai
that it was time to come home h
does not say.
william Becker, aged 40, died yes
terday morning at his fathers hom'
in Oldham, of diabetes. The funera
will be held at the st. Andrews Ger
man Lutheran church near Oldham
Deceased was a man without family
and had been sick for some years pre-
vious to his death.
The little daughter OF Mr.. AM
Mrs. Frank Hines, living sever mile
southwest of this city, was painful,
injured yesterday by falling from
chair while holding a ruler in he
mouth. The fall struck the ruler
forcing it against the p~osterior wal
OF the throat, cutting the membrane
and flesh severely. =
The Lake county exemption boar,