The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-08

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Mrs. w. C. Albin has gone to Lake
Preston to remain for a few days
visit after which she will call on rel
atives at Huron. Mrs. Albin is on
her way to the farm her husband
rented, near Wasta. They have just
moved to that place from a farm
close to Wentworth.
VIM. Killion expects to move the
first of the week into the F. L. Good
road residence on Union avenue. Mr..
Killion's family now occupies the
Lewis Roche place which has been
purchased by George Haley who will
occupy it as soon as Mr.. Killion leaves
Harry Opie is to move to the resi-
dence soon to be vacated by Mr.. Ha-
ley.
A. HI. Nolan, a young man from
Hawarden, Ia, who spent fourteen
months with the forces overseas, has
decided to open dental parlors in this
city. 1t is probable now that the To-
Sotioh win pt lhO JUN
DR.. Nolan has had considerable ex-
p~erience with the work of his profess
sion and will no doubt find Madison
just the place he desires for dental
service.
The remains of the late A. NJ. Nc
Callister will arrive in Madison from
Los Angeles, Cal, Friday, April IL,
for burial. The ceremonies will be
in charge of the Masonic bodies OF
this city. d. Currie who has been
spending the winter in the Pacific
coast country will accompany the re-
mains. Mrs. p. III. Grinager, a daugh-
ter of deceased, will arrive in the
city Thursday from Welcome, Mimi,
G.. l.. Hasvold, Of the Hasvold Cot
fee Roasting company, located on
Egan avenue N, purchased, this fore.
noon, the Mrs. l.. II. Crow home on
Washington avenue N. At present
Mr.. and Mrs. Hasvold are making
their home with the parents of the
latter. They will move soon into
their newly purchased residence
which is now occupied by the dray.
man, Mr.. Knutson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Schultz we're in
receipt of a telegram from Freeport
Ill, today notifying them of the very
enfeebled and critical condition of j
B. Koehler who is the father of Mrs
Schultz and Henry Koehler. Mr.
Koehler "a formerly engaged in
business here. He has not been in
robust health for a number of years
His age, 20 years initiates against re,
covery and the relatives here feel tina
his going is only a matter of hours, OF
at most, a few DAYS.
Miss Florence Lincoln who was sc
badly crippled by having her arms
crushed and burned while at work in
Fuller's Steam laundry and who has
been at the Madison hospital since the
accident that has enlisted the finan.
cial aid of our churches. ~fraternal or,
CARNATIONS as well as private indi
viduals, was taken to her home in the
south part of town last Saturday
She seems to be doing nicely consid.
eTing the circumstances which caused
the accident.
The local b. of r. T. held a specia'
meeting at Hexom hall last evening
at which time an address on organ
ization was given the assembled
workers by G. F. Whitney, vice presi
dent and a member of the grand
lodge of Cleveland, Ohio. Abou
forty men were present to honor tn
speaker with their rapt attention
The local organization are planning
ahead for a big dance to be held il
one of Madison's large halls.
The municipal band held their reg
ular practice yer the city fire hal
last night. They are working hare
to perfect some new composition
and looking forward to the time whel
Sunday afternoon concerts will b.
given in library park. 1t is hopet
that the public will turn out bette.
to these concerts than have in tn
past. 1t is some di~scouraging to TIL
boys to spend a whole winter of heav.
practice only to have a couple dozel
of people hear them Sunday after
moons.