The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-11

at the home of the formers father
in-law, James Olson. They left for
home on Monday.
Drs. w. A. Rothschild and o. w.
Hanson went on a freight to Sioux
Falls last night. Today they are at
tending a special dental clinic.
Mrs. l.. Shepard and daughter,
Miss Myrtle, both of WATERFOWL, are
present guests at the home of Mrs.
George Belknap.
! Mrs. j. Hunt and daughter, Miss
Helen, returned to Wentworth this
morning after visiting the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Helmey.
Miss NJ. c.. Mattson, of Messing
ton Springs, has been in the city for
a number of days receiving medical
treatment.
! One little Madison girl was early
in the game today, bringing in a prize
! letter for the Calumet baking powder
t~lcontest.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hegdahl were
passengers yesterday for Howard.
They will call on the formers broth
er and attend the two days session of
tlthe Lutheran conference that began
today.
Mrs. II. w. Minish, departed this
morning for her home at Aurelia, la.
/ Mrs. Cheney came up from Iowa
some days ago to assist in the home
during the illness of Rev. Minish.
w. G. Mulcks brought up from
Iowa the registered Holstein purchas-
! ed by Messrs. Bibby and Krug for the
Lake County Holstein Heifer club.
He made his return to Riceville to-
day.
A basket ball game was played at
! the high school gym last evening be-
! tween the eighth and ninth grades of
the Normal and high school, victory
in favor of the Normal in each game,
score s to 8 in each game.
Mrs. Mary briggs, who has been in
the city for ove four weeks nursing
her sister, Mrs. S. M. Frye, took ar
afternoon train for Howard on Mon
day. Mrs. briggs resides at Sioux
! City.
. The young people of the Presby-
terrain church met at the church par
Tors last evening for a social hour.
Games, music and refreshments en-
gagged the attention of nearly 40 mer-
ry makers. The evening was pleas
antly spent.
j. V. Huntimer, of the Huntimer
garage, departed today for Omaha,
Neb., where he will attend an auto
mobile show which opened yesterday
and will continue until the 18th.
George Goodheart, of Sioux Falls,
will accompany him on the trip.
Mrs. Kukuk was in the city yester-
day having a broken arm attended
to. The left arm was injured in a
fall some weeks ago, but is doing
nicely now. Mrs. Kukuk and her
daughter, Mrs. w. w. Waters, went
back to Wentworth this forenoon.
Jesse Mackay's collie dog strayed
from home and was advertised in The
Daily Leader as lost. Ordering the adj
vertisement out this morning Mr..
Mackay said, my dog came home
last night; he must have read his
lost ad in The Daily Leader"
B. Doepker and family are making
preparations for leaving Madison and
settling on a farm in the province of
Saskatchewan, Can. BY Thursday
they hope to have the packing all
done and ready to start. For some
time MI. Doepker has been engaged
maker.
Bud Johnson, not long back from
France, has engaged his services as
motor mechanic to the management
of the Madison Motor Supply COM
pany. While overseas Mr.. Johnson
was with a motor truck division. He
was among the members of the 116th
supply train that arrived on the At
lantic seaboard February 10.
DR.. H. e.. Kellogg, our robust,
genial, well groomed city health ply
stefan, spent some time yesterday fig
uring how many years young he is.
and the result of SO years was record
ed. 1t was the Doctors birthday and
to celebrate the occasion he called in
his father and sister, who, with his
family assisted in making the day
pass pleasantly for him.
C. l.. Merritt, Highland avenue N,
carried a local advertisement eXclu-
sively in The Daily Leader for the
sale of 1000 feet of lumber. The
first evening the advertisement APP
peared he received a call for the
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