The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-21

for several days.
Mrs. j. A. Donnelley. 71S Wash
ington avenu N, reports having the
49, VI lIpe from the family
garden. The first mess of this lus-I
cious vegetable was picked last Fri
day.
Miss Arloween Sheldon, this years
graduate of the Madison state nor
NAL, has accepted a position in the
public schools of Pipesotne. Miss
Sheldon will have charge of the fifth
grade.
Among those who went to Sioux
Falls this morning were Vernon Nc
Leod, Geo. HI. Waskey, Mrs. j. M.
Duff, Misses saba and Irene Weber,
Miss Katheryn O'Brien and II. M.
Applewick.
Mrs. HI. E. ENEMY, Mr.. and Mrs.
Keyes, the Frohm family and Miss
Mary Brown came to the lake by auto
yesterday from P~ipestone. On ac-
count of the heavy rain that fell in
the afternoon they were obliged to
return home by train this morning.
A party from Cotton, consisting of
Miss Clara Dyboig. Miss Lottie San
dial, Miss Lillian Peterson, Miss Tai
ma Berdahl and Miss Julia Hjelle,
returned to their homes today follow
ing an outing of several days spent
at Lake Madison.
Mrs. B. +. Schnouser and son,
Duane, are expected home today from
: i a three months visit at Rock Rap
ids. Marshalltown and Sheldon, Ia.
A piece of the former, Mrs. George
Reisinger, will accompany them on
their return.
Business has been coming into his
office at such a rate that the city
{ engineer, Chas. A. Trimmer, has
found it necessary to engage more
help. HI. E. Lockary, of Montreal,
Canada, a civfl engineer of some
training and experience, began work
in Mr.. Trimmer's office today.
Some miscreant appropriated Prof.
C. C. Wagner's auto Saturday night
and after having the use of it for
{ some time dftched it on the west side
: of Egan avenue S., near the ball park.
This was a malicious trick, to say the
least, and a $25 fine would be little
enough punishment for such bold.
ness.
In open competition with Other
bidders Claude Breedlove, of thi!
city, was successful in securing tn,
ii contract for the plumbing of the new
Trinity Lutheran church, now bein,
e erected by Jas. Robertson on the cor
l. ner of Harth avenue and Secon,
< street NE.
= Rev. III. w. Minish and family de
parted today by auto for Mitchell
l. where the former is to spend severa
n school of Dakota Wesleyan univer
sity. This school is designed TO
training ministers, Sunday schoo
workers and Epworth leaguers. Mrs
a j. E. Gilbert will accompany them.
Eugene Daley and wife motore
a. from Altamont Sunday expecting {
return overland with their daughter
Of Miss Julia, who has just complete
" a summer school course al the MOI
70 NAL. All made the trip back by trai
&, since the roads were too heavy to ad
NIT of driving an auto. Miss Gle
~ Winesburg accompanied them.
g. DIR. and Mrs. j. Z. Schapler droy
g., by auto yesterday to their home q
as Pipestone. Mrs. Schapler was hei
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Chas. Bergstresser several days b,
fore her husband came for her. A
ter returning home they telephone
back that wind and hail had lai
small grain low between Wentwort
and Colman.
The funeral services for the la
~ Daniel Habeger, whose death on Sa
a. urday evening resulted from a fall r
~ ceived a few days ago while workir
on a new barn near Junius, will
hn held from the family residence {
Ell, Washington avenue S. at 2 o'clot
Wis Wednesday afternoon and from Tri
Ike ity Lutheran church at 2:30, inte
as. ment to be made in Graceland Gem
en- terry.
on After four years in the conductii
IN. of a barber shop in the basement
ay the First National bank building,
j.. Halseth retires from business
go on the road looking after the Sc
,od ing end of his newly patented sea
he- tonic, called Scalp Ease. The fl
ror lures in the shop have been sold
Drew & Hamilton of the o. X. she
:, to which place they will soon
transferred. The room Mr.. Halse
vacates will be fitted up for t
bookkeeping department Of the FIJI
National bank.
Ira F. Blewitt and family return
yesterday from a trip of one mon
spent mostly in the Canadian Roc
les. Stops were made over the int