The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-02-27

Miss Helen Lowe went back to the
State university this morning after
visiting in the city with her father
and other relatives since last Sunday.
The Presbyterian Aid society will
be entertained by Mrs. Angie l.. Will
hanson and Mrs. Chas. Jones at the
home of the former on Friday after
noon.
Mrs. 7. A. Haugen and babe were
passengers today for N~eilsville, Wis.
The purpose of this trip is a visit
with Mrs. Haugen's mother and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Mccain took a
train east today to Hatfield, Mimi,
where they go for a visit with Mrs.
McCann's sister. They reside IL
miles east of Madison and expect to
be away for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rock began the
return trip to their Ohio home this
forenoon. Both were here for a
month, the guests of their son, Frank
and family who reside four miles
south of Madison.
The merchants of Madison say that
the surest way to help the city is to
spend your money at home. That is
very true so buy a ticket for the re-
cital Thursday evening. 1t will be a
made in Madison" affair.
H. C. Erickson came in from Min
neapolis to visit his uncle, the lately
deceased O. o. Soften, who at the
time of the formers arrival was alive
but gradually sinking. Mr.. Erickson
will. now remain for the funeral.
Edmund Grinager, of the Grinager
Bros. clothing store, departed for
Chicago this morning, where he will
remain for a week making selections
and purchases of mems and boys
styles for the spring trade. His pat
ronage will go to the wholesalers of
the famous line of Sincerity clothes.
Montgomery Standard, Montgom-
cry City, Mo-: "One of the most in
teresting lectures on the entire chau-
tauqua course was the n delivered
by DR.. III. /. Jones. DR.. Jones opened
up visions which will give the
thoughtful something to think about
for many days" Normal auditorium
February %, $3.50 p. m.
The ladies of the Trinity Lutheran
church served a delicious chicken
dinner in the basement of the Meth
odist church today, netting them
$120.05. Owing to the inclement
weather they still have a supply of
food on hand and have decided to
serve supper from this hour on for
rs cents. Everybody should urn out
and ~patronize this church affair.
A message now in the hands of
those most interested announces the
fact that DR.. d. S. Baughman, who
left Madison some weeks g after
forming a partnership with DR.. r. S.
Westaby, of this city, going back to
the Pacific coast, will arrive here
with his family the first of next
week unless delayed. DR.. Baughman
comes to take up the practice of
medicine here and make his home
among us. They will occupy the
Earle Kelley cottage on Fourth street
NE.
Valley Springs Vidette, Valley
Springs, S. D.: Or. Jones delivered
a powerful address, powerful in the
point of delivery and powerful in the
scope of thought covered, as well as
powerful in the force of his argu-
mentation. DR.. Jones held the audi
ence, packed like sardines in a box,
for so minutes and then the crowd
seemed to be in no hurry about leav-
ing, SO intensely were the people cap
tivated by the interesting discourse
of the speaker and the charming
manner in which he presented it,
Normal auditorium Friday, February
%, $3.50 p. m.
The case of the state against j. A
Harmon was heard yesterday after
noon. The summing up of the evil
dence and the instructions of Judge
Fleeger got into the hands of the
jury late in the afternoon. No agree.
ment could be reached, therefore, the
defendant was discharged from the
custody of the court. Case No. 8 on
the court calendar was up for hear
ing today. In this action Clarence
Hines is suing III. Hines for recovery
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