The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-09

the NJ. E. church parlors Thursday
at 3 p. m. to discuss the system.
Miss Pauline Lucille Mayo who so
acceptably entertained Madison peo-
pie a year ago by reading Pollyanna
will return for a miscellaneous pro-
gram in the Methodist church on Fri
day evening, May 2.
Mrs. Hattie Borland, state secre-
tary, and Mrs. Matte Bertrand, of
Deadwood, state president, of the Re-
bekahs, departed from Madison yes
terday on a tour of lodge visiting west
of the Missouri river.
Several instructors at the Normal
were called to Vermillion yesterday
to confer on educational matters.
Among them were C. c. Wagner and
F. A. Buechel also Miss Alice Lorraine
DAILY. 5a ia. L,t1' #ar
Howard Gould, wife and child were
passengers this forenoon for points in
Iowa. They expect to find a loca-
ton somewhere in that state and
should they be successful Iowa will
become their abiding place.
Walter Huntimer, a brother of J..
v. Huntimer, who conducts an auto
sales business in the Mayfield build
ing, arrived in Madison, this morning,
from Cotton. Last Saturday he closed
matters of a legal nature with Jack
Brennan whose 160-acre farm he
takes over by purchase.
d. A. Richardson is to move in a
few days from the S. E. Baldwin
house which he occupies to the Lar
son residence east of the Normal. The
return soon of Mr.. and Mrs. Bald
win from their winters sojourn at
Cedar Rapids, Ia, and other points
makes il necessary for Mr.. and Mrs.
Richards to find another location.
Sailors, soldiers or marines on ac-
tive or inactive duty as well as de-
pendents and relatives of men in SER
vice who do not understand govern
ment insurance, allotments or the
new form of insurance may obtain
authentic information by writing the
United States Navy Recruiting Of
flee, 500 Paxton block, Omaha, Neb.
There will be no charge for this in
formation.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Grant, of Grace
Episcopal church, expect to arrive in
Madison from Rochester, Mimi,
Thursday or Friday of this week. The
Rochester Bulletin of Monday says:
REV. DR.. Grant. of Madison, S. D.,
supplied the pulpit in Calvary Episco-
pal church yesterday and delivered a
stirring address to a very large and
appreciative audience. His sermon
being" Criticisers are Satan's Agents"
Mark Plowman and his two stall
wart soldier sons, Corporal L. b. and
L. j., came in from Oldham to spend
the day. Mr.. Plowman's sons re-
turned to him from fourteen months
of service overseas. The latter, l.. j.
Plowman, served under Lieut.. Syl-
vester Walden and his appraisal of
his superior is that the lieutenant
was the best officer that ever wore
a uniform.
The totals of the Jewish Relief
drive are in the hands of H. HI.
Holdridge who states that the city of
Madison came forward with the sum
of ~$3,240.99 which amount will be
forwarded to the proper authorities
for transmission. Lake county people
have given munificently towards
every cause that sought to benefit
war sufferers, nor have they con-
tributed g~rudgingly.
Twenty friends of Mrs. w. M.
Monday afternoon in the way of a
birthday party in honor of her 80th.
birthday. She was the recipient of
many beautiful flowers, and greetings
from far and near. This pleasant So
cial function, which was given at the
home of Mrs. f. c. Fuller, was one
long to be remembered by all pres
ent. Mrs. Fuller served delicious re-
freshments.
An all church rally and group
meeting will be held in the Methodist
Episcopal church on Friday evening
of this week at s p. m. Speakers,
both lay and ministerial, from out
side points will deliver short, pithy
addresses on the centenary. 1t is ex-
pected that a male quartete from De
Smet will be present to help in the
music. Among the speakers expected
to be present is Rev. G.. w. McDon-
aid, the new pastor of the Methodist
church at Sioux Falls.