The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-02-13

Wnere Sne VIII spend some time CAL
ling on her sister Mrs. V. L. Book.
Wanted,-Girl for homework. No
washing Mrs. Walter Hutching.
Mrs. w. A. Rothschilds received
word today announcing the death of
her mother at Platteville, Wis. DR..
and Mrs. Ro%thschilds will leave for
that place tomorrow morning.
VIM. LeBahn, Is year old son of
VIM. LeBahn, Sr. of Ramona, is in a
very critical condition owing to inter-
nal injuries that would not yield to
medical treatment.
Griff Owens has purchased the
Milo Drake residence on Washington
ave-. Mr.. Owens has been farming
in the vicinity of Junius. This tran
~saction was made through the F. j.
Mundt agency. .
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Franklin re-
turned home this forenoon from a
visiting trip to Austin, MINI. They
were happily surprised while there by
the arrival of the latters sister from
LAGRANGE, Ore.
DR.. Nettie Campbell has been in
Madison enjoying a visit with her
brother It. B. Rosenberg. She left
this morning for her home at Daven-
port, Ia, her brother accompanying
her.
The ladies missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will have
a social afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Angie l.. Williamson, Friday
afternoon Feb. 14th. All ladies of
the church and congregation are urs
have a good time.
r. j. Halseth returned Tuesday
from Minneapolis where he had gone
on a business trip for three weeks.
funeral of a relative who passed
away at a hospital. Mrs. Halseth is
still at Sacred Heart, Mimi, WITH
her parents.
On Tuesday afternoon Rev. ID. j..
Mitterling united in marriage Miss
Mary L. Bahr and Clarence w. Nc
Kinney, both of Madison. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Bahr. These happy young
people will make their home in this
city.
j. HI. Hensel, of Bruce, Wis, vas in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Bruce has
been all over this section trying to
rent a good farm. He finds that
there are very few farms to rent
either in this vicinity or farther north
in the state. 1t seems that there is
a big demand for land and improved
farms are hard to find.
AS yesterday was Lincoln's birth
day the postoffice, the court house,
the public library and the banks of
the city remained closed. To fit
tingly celebrate the day the county
officers and assistants and bookkeep-
ers from the Lake County and First
National banks repaired to the Spon-
holz cottage at Lake Madison where
the annual fish feast vas held.
Through the. agency of F. j.
Mundt, 0. A. Jensen, of Montrose,
has become the owner of the George
Renner residence which is located
just east of the Normal. This is a
very desirable piece of property since
the residential portion of the city is
institution. A new bungalow graces
the lot and the investment in this
part of the city is indeed a good one.
Far Sale,-As l am leaving Mad
ison / want to sell the following ar
ticles at once. Five passenger Max
well car, nearly new, New Majestic
steel range, Radiant home heater, two
beds, dining chairs, e lawn
mower, kerosene stove with oven and
other household articles.-A. Peter.
son. 621 Center ST., West.
Agents Wanted. Memorial Life oil
Roosevelt, Americas War for HUI.
mainly, each So, SO per cent commits
sion to agents. Ford automobile
given free for 80 days best record
sales. Send 20 cents for each outfit
IF. b. Dickerson Co., Detroit
Mich.
III. T. Hotchkiss and attorney C.. j
Porter appeared before Justice F. L
; Soper this afternoon, the latter ask
/ ing a change of venue which wa
agreed upon. The hearing will
therefore be held in Justice A. w
Sponholtz's court at / o'clock to
morrow afternoon. The matter wa
: placed for consideration at that hour
to give defendant time to secur,
witnesses from the country. other
wise it would have occurred at II
{ o'clock.