The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-20

Scripps-Booth autos to be placed IN
the Hoidal salesroom.
Samuel Randall, a resident of Spo-
kane, Wash, has been the guest for
a few days of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Currie
and Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Ferguson.
Concluding his visit yesterday, he de-
parted for points in Minnesota.
Mrs. Lewis Mulvey and daughter
went down to Sioux Falls this morn
ing to spend a couple of days with
friends. Mrs. Mulvey will participate
in the celebration to be given the re
turned soldiers on Wednesday.
Clarence E. Clark, colored, arrived
from Chicago Saturday to take the
position of shoe sinner at the Henry
Miller CARRIER shop. Mr.. Clark train
ed at Camp Funston and brings with
him an honorable discharge from
service.
V. l.. Wilkin, Blanche avenue N,
will depart Thursday morning for
Albion, Ia, to leek after land inter
ests in that vicinity. There are ex-
~tensive coal deposits on Mr.. wilkins
land and his visit will be in the in
terest of development work.
Miss Mildred Dibble, a student of
the Parker high school, arrived in
this city yesterday and remained dur
ing the day with her aunt, Mrs.
Whaley. Today she left for a visit
with relatives at Thief River Falls,
MINI.
John Probst, a six-foot Missourian,
changed trains at this point yesterday
while enroute to Bryant, this state,
to visit his son and family. Mr..
Probst reported that Missouri wheat
is heading out and corn is six to
seven inches tall. The clover is ready
to cut.
Unknown to her many friends,
Miss Irene Martin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Martin, left the city
last Wednesday and joined her af-
fianced, Dennis C'Mara, who Is a
conductor out of Austin, Mimi. They
were married that day at Hartford
and Immediately left for their new
home at Austin.
ID. j. Mitterling made some heavy
sales of musical instruments yester-
day. He disposed of three pianos,
one 500 and two $35 victrolas-all in
one day. The Washington and Gar
field schools purchased the two s35
Victrolas from the proceeds of an
entertainment given last Friday af-
ternoon.
Something novel In the way of a
dance is to be held in Huntimer hall
next Wednesday night. The affair liz
under the auspices of the Apollo or
chestra which will furnish the music.
On that night only married people
will be permitted to use the floor and
only old style dances are to be in
dulged in. Virginia reel, money
musk, etc, will bring back early day
remembrances to all who attend. e
J, Mrs. ]. McGrane, who has been
quite i'll at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Jas. Garry, is reported to be i'm
proving satisfactorily. Her husband
has returned to his employment at
Sioux City and a brother. C. j. Garry,
who was called here a few days ago,
also returned home to Chamberlain.
t. V. Garry, a soldier brother who
is enjoying a fifteen-day furlough, is
still in the city with his sick sister.
The Odd Fellows grand lodge opens
in Sioux Falls tomorrow morning al
8 o'clock. This evening the encamp.
ment and canton hold a session, al
which time many lodge members
from Madison will be in attendance.
Among those who left for Sioux Falls
were j. p. Medill, Col. A. E. Fuller
and wife, Mrs. Hattie Borland and
daughter, Mrs. Iva Roberts; Mr.. and