The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

dues for February and March as our
apportionment must be sen in be-
fore we meet again.-Secretary.
Rev. and Mrs. HI. w. Minish who
were delegates to the Methodist Cen
tenary conference, just closed, have
been delayed in returning because OF
the illness of the latter. who is at her
brothers home receiving medical
treatment for influenza. Before
leaving Sor Minneapolis the children
were placed in the care of Mrs. j. L.
Gilbert, who reports that all of them
are now also afflicted with influenza.
The Ladies Aid of the East Side
Lutheran church together with their
husbands surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Budde last Sunday afternoon by
suddenly calling at the Budde home
in a body. The same evening the
young people of the hcurch rendered
them another surprise. The Budde
family will soon leave for their new
home at Omaha, Neb., and their
friends took the above mean of Civ
ing them a well wishing farewell.
There was a large attendance and all
present enjoyed the happy affair. A
light luncheon was served to the as
sembled guests.
The marriage of Miss Edna Byrne,
one of the lady BARRIERS, occurred at
the Catholic rectory in Sioux Falls
yesterday morning at 8 o'clock. Mr..
John Nesby, a steward in the state
penitentiary, happens to be the lucky
man in this case. He and his bride
will reside in that city. For seven
years Miss Byrne has been working
at the barber trade with Miss Helga
Hanson, now the sole proprietor of
the Madison shop on Egan avenue s.
These ladies came to this city last
fall and have enjoyed a good bust
ness. Mrs. Nesby will assist Miss
Hanson on Saturdays until she can
secure capable help.
Trinity Lutheran church held a
very well attended business meeting
last night. The style, size and gen.
eral plan and interior arrangement of
the new church, as proposed by the
building committee were unanimous
lily accepted. Architect p. o. Moe, of
Minneapolis, Mimi, who had met
with the committee and submitted
sketches of church plans, was I'M
ployed to furnish specifications and
superintend the construction of the
church edifice. AS soon as perspec-
tive and photograph Of the church
can be be furnished by the architect
the building committee will solicit
subscriptions for the building fund.
The church will cost approximately
$4,000 and have a seating capacity
of 700. 1t was also decided in con-
junction with Lake Madison church
to build a two-stcry addition to the
parsonage on 418 Harth avenue N.
Miss Johanna Hegdahl, who has
been superintendent of the Madison
hospital for the past nine months
has resigned her position In favor OF
Miss Olive Caldwell and gone back to
Redfield where she will continue to
do professional nursing. The hos
pital management feel highly pleased
with the painstaking work done by
Miss Hegdahl in bringing the institu'
ton into high standing in this com
munity. Miss Hegdahl's position or
the state board of nursing examin'
ers made necessary her resignation
here. A ruling specifically states
that any member of the state boart
shall not be connected with an!
training school for nurses. Since TIT
war is over the demand for nurs'
work has greatly lessened which per
mits the return of nurses to thei
regular profession in certain cen
M unities.