The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-02-28

rooms and from Trinity Lutheran
church at 2 o'clock.
On account of the O. o. Soften
funeral tomorrow afternoon Rev. Sol
berg will meet with his confirmation
class on Sunday at 2 p. m. in the
church instead of tomorrow after
noon at the parsonage.
Prof. B. NJ. Lawrence, secretary of
the Normal entertainment course, re-
ceived a telegram from the lyceum
bureau c%ancelling the lecture by DR..
Jones announced to be held at Nor
NAL auditorium tonight.
On account of delayed train serv-
ice and blockaded cuts eight cars of
emigrant stock and goods were STALL
ed at the local yards today awaiting
an opportunity to go forward to their
destinations.
Miss Clara Meyers, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E.. H. Meyers, was a pas
senger today for Sioux Falls. Miss
Meyers is employed at that place and
has been in Madison with her parents
since last Wednesday.
The public library will be closed
Saturday, March /, in honor of the
late Judge ID. D. Holdridge, whose
long and faithful service has been in
strumental in maintaining a library
in Madison.
Melvin Pabst, one of the jurors on
duty at this session of circuit court,
was dismissed yesterday because of
word that reached him announcing
the serious illness of his father who
resides north of Minneapolis. Mr..
Pabst's home is at Chester.
A brother of Miss Merlin Wilkin,
community and welfare nurse, arrived
in Madison this forenoon with an
emigrant car containing his house
hold effects. Himself and family
will occupy the residence on Fourth
street NV, formerly owned by j, j.
Dougherty, of Junius.
Nels Molstad residing on Center
street E, is reported to be in a crit
ical condition due to cancer of the
stomach. The afflicted man can take
little nourishment and is losing hold
on life gradually. His case is very
similar to that of 'Ole Thompson,
lately deceased.
The drive for the National Luth.
eran Reconstruction fund in Rev
. Solberg's two congregations are now
completed and proved a great success
both congregations going way over
the top. Trinity congregation con,
tributed $334.25 and Lake Madison
: congregation gave s307.5O.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. M
Thomas is a happy household. Their
;, two sons, Wesley and Vernon, are
home from military service. Wesley
who has been overseas is home fol
good, having received an honorable
> discharge, while Vernon, of the U. S
s. Delaware, is home on a 80 days
? leave of absence.
Palmolive, Kirk Olive, Creme Oil
Coco-Castile and Peroxide soaps are
10 cents per cake. Large package
oatmeal, 25 cents. Tacco vegetable
and chicken soup, 10 cents per can
Large cans plums and apricots, *
' cents per can. Jackson's Wheat Mug
gets, 20 cents per can. Sweet pea:
and good corn, Is cents per can
4 All at Munro's.
DR.. Allison stated today that tn,
: conditio nof Miss Florence Lincoln
who is now at the Madison hospita
o suffering from injuries received a
n the Fuller laundry night before last
r is resting as well as might be expect
ed. No amputation has yet beel
made and it will be several days be
u fore it will lbe known whether or no
8 such a course must be pursued.
n To the members of the Germal
Baptist church: There will be reg
ular services next Sunday at 1890 a
m. and 8 p. m. We shall meet in tn
high school auditorium. There Wi
u be a short business meeting in tn
II morning to determine the plans TO
the future. Kindly bring your Bible
d and your lesson leaflets along. w
o will need them as all our supple
it went up in smoke on Sunday.-Willi
bald S. Argow, Pastor.
In circuit court yesterday after
noon the contention of Clarenc
It Hines who sued his uncle, H. Hine.
6 for back wages amounting to $50