The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-25

visit at DeS MONIES. They were at
the camp there calling on their son,
Richard, for a week. These people
reside on a farm south of Artesian
and left for home this forenoon.
Olaf Holt, of Winfred, spent
Thursday in the vicinity of Hudson
endeavoring to locate q farm for
renting. So far his efforts have
been u%navailing. Mr.. Holt resides
On a place eight miles out of Win
fred.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Sickler, who
were guests yesterday of Rev. and
MRS. c. McKibbin, returned this fore
noon to their home at Marshall,
Mimi, where the former is connect
ed with First National bank as vice
president.
Miss Frances Miller, Miss Manda
Rotie and Miss Rachael Gunderson
passed through the city this forenoon
while en- route from Howard to
Sioux Falls. Miss Miller will visit
friends in the latter place and the
other two young ladies will resume
their studies at the business college.
Maurice L. Mann, son of Rev. and
Mrs. L. l.. Mann, returned home to-
day, having been discharged from
military service. He has been sta
toned at Camp Green, N. c. The
bomanor;p uo upaxpao+ad ond uya
the source of much joy in the fam
lily.
The remains of Mrs. Lewis Good
road, mother of f. l.. Goodroad, OF
this city. who died recently al
jamestown, N. D., will arrive in
Madison tomorrow morning by the
north train. The remains will be
taken directly from the depot to
Graceland cemetery for burial.
Mrs. Mabel Bertrand, state presi-
dent of Rebekah lodges, is in the city
today the guest of lodge friends. She
is attending the exercises in connec,
ton with the celebration of the one
hundredth anniversary of the found
ing of the Independent Order of ODD
Fellows.
H. j. Lunenburg came to Madi
son yesterday from Lakefield, MINI.
to interview N. T. Dingman abou'
some carpenter work which the lat
ter will have started soon, since HI
has foundations laid for the erection
of five residences. Mr.. Lunenburs
train.
The county commissioners have
just closed a three-day session at thu
court house. Bridge business occu,
pied most of their time. They also
had up for consideration the matter
of widows pensions. On account Of
the shortage of funds a number Of
dependents were at least temporarily
cut off from the list and only those
most needful provided for.
Mrs. Martha Wilke departed this
forenoon for her home at Mitchell
She will stop over at Spencer while
en- route and call upon two daugh
tiers living there. Mrs. Wilke ha!
been in this city since Tuesday visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. Lar,
Westby. A side trip to Flandreal
was made the other day and the hos
pitality of another married daughte,
thoroughly enjoyed.
A motor car load of Shriners re
turned this morning from the cere
monial session recently held in Siou.
Falls. Among them were DIR. II. E
Kellogg, Mayor yJSmes Robertson
Charles Seid and George McAllister
One hundred and twelve candidate
were introduced to the inner mys
%teries. The Madison contingent o
visitors report a good time and al
interesting meeting.
A real farmerette is Miss Ros
Cable, who was in the city this fore
noon awaiting a train for Alpha
Mimi, where she resides with he
brother on a farm. Miss Cable ha
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hSal lama thio cAde
and cleared up on the possession b
dint of real hard manual labor an
grinding struggle. PLUCK and pei
sistence Is the keynote to her worth
ambitions.
Mrs. w. B. Dahl and son, JohI
are in the city today, the forme
from Dwight and the latter frol
Lake Preston. They were called heI
on account of the illness of the TO,
mer's daughter, Miss Nora Dahl, WI
is secretary to DR.. Heston at the no
NAL. Miss Dahl has been at IL
Madison hospital for some time an
just this morning underwent an o.
Grafton which was deemed neces,sal
by her attending physicians.
"The Eternal Magdalene'' was pr
sented at the Imperial theater La
night to a large audience. The pi
ture is remarkable and the audien'
was pleased in a high degree. Harl
Van. the pianist. played sacred m