The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-02-17

Miss Dora Subie returned from
Artesian where she had spent Sunday
with her parents. Miss Subie is a
student at the Madison Normal.
Regular meeting of the Brother
hood of American Yeoman at Hexom
hall Tuesday evening Feb. 18th.
observation-disclosures Foreman.
Harold Rose, Sid Lee and Oscar
Olson have gone to Minneapolis to
remain a couple of days while attend
ing the Automotive Industrial ex-
position.
Don't miss the reel, "a True Story
of the Liberty Motor" tonight al the
Imperial. This is an educational
reel showing the construction and use
of the famous Liberty Motor.
The bank clearings for the week
ending Saturday, Feb. IA, amount to
$9S,266 81 which is considerable be-
low the figures for the preceding
week.
Mrs. f. o. Brown and daughter
who have been the guests tof Mrs.
Fred Kiner and Mrs. S. M. Frye
left this morning for their home ut
Sioux City.
Don't miss the Alma Gluck con-
cert. Special train will leave Madi-
son af 5 p. M. Wednesday evening
Feb. 10th. Get train tickets at de-
pot.-D. j. Mitterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bauman made
the trip home to Chester today, going
by way of Wentworth. They have
been in the city for some time the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ivan Callies.
Harold Whitaker, son of Mrs.
Lula Whitaker, returned to his home
at Wentworth today after being in
the city for a week. While here he
had an operation for tonsilitis.
Having had experience in general
Merchandising Auctioneering, am
prepared to handle all farm, stock
and other sales. Satisfaction guar
anteed.-B. A. Cowles, Madison, s.
Oak.
The adjourned meeting of Trinity
Lutheran congregation will be held
at the church tonight at s o'clock to
further consider the plans proposed
for the new church edifice.-C. X,
Solberg, Pastor.
Leonard Robinson who resides
north of Junius was in the city today
and purchased a Diamond Disc
Edison. Leonard says that he be.
lieves in having good music in his
home.
Mrs. HI. w. Opie accompanied Miss
Helen Opie to Austin, Mimi, today
The former will be gone for an in
definate period and will call or
friends in Minneapolis before RI
turning.
Mrs. Matilda Lowell spent part o
Saturday in this city while awaiting
a train to take her home at Bryant
Mrs. Lowell had been in Howard
few days visiting with her daughter
Miss Bertha Lowell.
j. r. Raney, of Mitchell, who hai
been in Madison a couple of days cal
ling on his wife and daughters at tn
Madison needle and art store de
parted for Bookings this morning oil
a business trip.
Owing to the storm last Friday tn
I Home Missionary Society of the M. E
church vas postponed to Wednesda,
of this week to meet at the home o
! Mrs. G. G.. Laughlin, Chicago ave
All ladies cordilly invited.
Thomas VanLanningham arrive,
home from Camp Funston today
He was across the yeas and served il
the signal corps as bugler. He ha
been gone since July and comes bacl
with wounds received in battle.
Saturday, Clifford Mitchell, O
Lilly, was discharged from the Madi
son hospital. Mr.. Mitchell had I'm
dergone an operation for appendiciti
which was successful in every part
~cuIar. Mr.. Mitchell is regaining hi
strength rapidly.
Robert PauIfs, of the Paulis DIR
goods store, departed for New Yor
Lefty this forenoon. Mr.. Pauiis wi
be gone a week on ten days maxim