The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-13

day while enroute from Vienna to
Pipestone.
The municipal band did not give a
concert in library park On Sunday
on account of the rain, but they will
appear there tomorrow night should
the weather prove favorable.
On Saturday, Miss Thelma Olstad,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, c. E. OILS
tad, sustained some bad bruises by
a fall while engaged in play. She is
under the care. of a physician and
is improving.
Mrs. o. o. Soften, who, with her
husband, now deceased, occupied
rooms in the basement of the cours
house for many years, has moved
back to her former home on Center
street w.
Mrs. E.. Emanuel, Jr., and Mrs.
Emanuel, ST., departed yesterday for
their home at Milbank. For several
days they had been the guests of Mrs.
Elmer Farmer, who accompanied
them on their return trip.
S. w. Hopkins and wife have been
in this vicinity since Saturday, call
ing OF relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson assisted in entertaining
them. They took a train east this
forenoon for Egan.
DR.. ID. S. Bangham and family
were off this forenoon for eastern
states. They will be gone for two
or three weeks and their trip will
cover points in Pennsylvania and
Ohio, where both have relatives.
Mrs. A. r. Powers and Miss A. r.
Mirlie were at Wentworth today put
ting in garden for the formers
mother. Before departing, Mrs.
Powers FASTENED from the station to
the city hall and left her vote for a
municipal plant.
Mrs. L. j. Shaw returned to Water
town on Monday after terminating a
pleasant visit here with her daugh-
ter, Miss Verne, who is a student at
ny ANOl maj NIB. SHAW was tllttI-
tanned at the home of Prof. and Mrs.
Buechel.
After approving the bonds of sew
eral city officials and others and de-
Gliding on a scale of salaries for the
entire list of city officers, the COM
missioners hastily adjourned their
meeting last night so that all might
attend the mass meeting held in the
high school auditorium.
William Davis was mixed up i'm a
runaway this morning. He had
charge of a team that hauled lumber
to the G.. l.. Hasvold residence on
Washington avenue N. A passing
auto frightened the horses to such a
degree that, fawn-like, they leaped
the newly ~excavated sewer ditch only
to Immediately stop after short flight.
No damage to vehicle or team re-
suited.
In connection with the opening SEES
sion of Federated Women's Clubs
convention this evening there is to
w 3PSNAoA uduA Voo db IhC 0hOtlluulol
church at s o'clock. Mrs. Peter
Olson, of Cloquet, Mimi, will speak
on The League of Nations. No ad-
mission will be charged. The public
is invited to hear the discussion OF
a subject that commands the notice
of the worlds most famous states
men. Mrs. Olson is a very talented
woman and her presence in our city
merits a good attendance.
An important mass meeting is to
be held at s o'clock tomorrow night
in the high school auditorium. The
purpose is to decide concerning the
preference of a location for a sol
diers' memorial. Whether to put on
a drive to raise funds for erecting a
fit memorial 1t Pierre or in this
county is hoped to be decided at that
time. All parts of the county should
be heard from and ii is urged that
a large attendance is necessary to
assist in determining what to do in
this matter of a location.
The ladies who conducted the Red
Cross knitting headquarters at the
Knoeri store last fall and winter
sprung a delightful surprise on the
store manager and force of lady