The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-02-12


Found, Small chain and emblem,
eagle, key and sword crossed, let
ters U. S. This office.
Mrs. w. X. McIvor, of Oldham,
spent part of Tuesday in Madison
visiting with her sister, Mrs. E. Nj,
Arch.
Miss Celia Cook and sister, Miss
Julia were passengers today for Sioux
Falls. They will spend a few days
visiting relatives there.
George Bale and wife returned
yesterday afternoon from a two
weeks visit with friends and rela'
tives at Sioux City.
Roy N. Brown, who has been max.
ing a visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mrs. VIM. Brown, departed to.
day for Lake Park, la.
= On account of the absence of Rev
Minish another leader will have cha.
rye of the prayer service this week.
A good attendance is requested.
Mrs. G. Fisher, of Ramona, was Ia
the city yesterday attending the fu-
neral of Mrs. August Frohman,
whose death occurred last Saturday.
Mrs. o. ]. Fullenwider, who has
been in the city since the funeral of
the late j. r.. Rose, departed this
morning for her home at Cedar Rap-
ids.
Tonight What? Why the basket
ball game at the normal, of course.
The Normal VS.. The State u a
strong game. You're going aren't
you?
w. A. Howard is making a trip to
Sioux City and Omaha. At the lat
ter place his sister is dangerously ill
and he goes there to render what aid
he an.
Mrs. w. r. Hedrick, of Flanlreau,
has been the recent guest of Mrs,
Oscar Gr~anflatten. Her visi. termi-
mating, she returned to he; home
this forenoon.
Mrs. r. ]. Seidel came in on q
morning train from Winfred wilc =
she has been making a fiye-day visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Kasch.
Basket ball game at Normal gym
tonight, at 3 o'clock, University al
South Dakota VS.. Madison Normal
Admission, so cents. Come out and
see n holly contested game.
Mrs. Robert Ray and child were
arrivals in Madison yesterday from
Sioux Falls. They are here TO visit
with the formers parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. r. B. Fitzgerald.
Walter Lotties left Tuesday after
noon for his home at Aberdeen
Idaho. He has been here on a visi
with his grandmother, Mrs. c. Heit
man, since last August.
Fred WEIGH, who lis under nava
training at Norfolk, Va, arrived here
Tuesday afternoon on an eight da!
furlough. He will spend his very
limited time with his parents, Mr.
anu MID JUG "elCH.
Orville DOMAIN was a passengel
for Valley Springs today. Mr.. DC.
man has been in the city for a couplt
of weeks calling at the home of hi.
wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j
Molumby.
Rev. G. E. Borchardt, pastor of Tho
Eyyn N OnliapI ahrtrnh ~ 1Ffs
ciated yesterday at the funeral Of
the late Mrs. August Frohman, whict
was held from the Methodist church
His wife and son accompanied hin
to this city.
G. l. Wilkinson, of the Madison
milk depot, states that beginning
February l he has reduced the price
of milk to his customers from 13 t,
IL. cents per quart. Mr.. Wilkinson
also states that the price Of butter
fat has been reduced from 70 to A.
cents.
Next Thursday evening the loca
high school basket ball team will
play the Huron high school quintet
This. will be a game worth seems
since the local ball tossers are nov
in the best of trim for meeting an,
strong team.
Mrs. A. A. Kaske and two children
of Chester, also Mrs. Frank Erks ant
Mrs. Jessie A. Gerritts were in III,
city yesterday to attend the funera
of the late Mrs. August Frohr.an
They made their departure today 70
Wentworth. 3
On account of the fact that today
the 18th of February, is Lincoln
birthday, all grades of the Madison
schools were dismissed for the after
noon. Before dismissal today tn
teachers did not forget to bring be
fore the pupils minds life lesson
from the words and deeds of the mar
tyred president.