The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-01-28

S1hAp uA0IOn. IlS pCdIo Will
him al honorable discharge from
service.
Owen VanPelt, of Canova, and
Miss Vera M. Horlow, Of Salem,
sought a license to wed last Satur-
day, same being issued by Clerk of
Courts F. l.. Burnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bjorkland de-
parted for the Pacific coast this
morning. They will journey to Or
land, Cal, where they expect to make
permanent residence.
Andrew Peterson arrived IN Mad
ison this morning from a visit 10 the
Pacific coast country. He has been
lat Eugene, Oregon investigating real
estate propositions.
st. Katherine's guild will meet at
the guild room tomorrow afternoon
at the usual hour. Lunch will be
served and annual report read. A
good attendance will be expected.
The funeral of the lately deceased
Mrs. Floyd Wooley was held at 2
O'Clock this afternoon from Trinity
Lutheran church. Interment was
made in Graceland cemetery.
A postponed meeting of the Mad
ison Building & Loan association was
held last evening at the association
offices in the rear of the Dakota
State bank.
Mrs. Paul H. Brown and Miss
Mayme Schuyler took the train south
this forenoon. Both go to Sioux
City, the home of the latter. While
there Mrs. Brown will call upon her
father, p. E. Ritz.
Mary Conley writes her mother
from France, that possibly it will not
be long before she will be home since
the boys are leaving for the states in
great numbers. She is now located
with the base hospital unit No. 20.
j. A. Frohman departed this after
moo for his home at Cottonwood.
He had been in the city calling upon
his mother, Mrs. August Frohman,
who has been invaded for a year or
more.
Miss Regina Vreyens returned this
forenoon to her college studies at st.
Johns school, st. Paul. Miss Vrey-
ems has been in the city with her par
, ents since the funeral of her little
sister Coletta.
DR.. w. E. Daniels was called to
Sioux Falls today to assist in an OPP
Grafton to be performed upon the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Rock.
The little one was taken to McKenna
hospital yesterday.
The three Shredder boys who were
here attending the funeral of Mrs.
Herman Shredder, lately deceased,
returned to their respective homes
this morning. Fred and Otto going
to Kanawha, Ia, and Emil to Britt,
ih the sane state.
Miss Alice Lorraine DAILY left on
an afternoon train for Pierre, where
she will attend a meeting of the
State Woman's Suffrage association.
Miss DAILY will render a select reading
before that body on Thursday even
ing.
Those in charge of the Madison
hospital will give immediate atten-
tion to the defective chimney that
was the cause of last nights fire, so
no fears need hereafter be entertain
ed regarding the safety of the hos
pital patients.
E. l.. Peck took his hearse to the
Patterson home near Rutland today
to transfer the remains of the late
Roy Patterson, victim of his own
hand in a suicide affair, to Went
worth where the funeral and burial
occurred shortly after l p. m.
Tonight at the high school there
will be competitive drill to determine
officers for the two companies of
high school cadets. This will be of
great interest to many. Nearly 40
boys are in'the drill. Come and wit
ness tt. l.. Mann, Commandant.
The funeral services for the late
Mrs. Emil Anderson, whose death
from pneumonia occurred on the
morning of January 81, were held at
the farm home of Henry Schroeder,
four and one-half miles northwest of
this city at / p. m, interment being
made in Graceland cemetery.
Miss Irma Adkins entertained last
evening in honor of her birthday a
party of 20 young ladies and gentle
men at her home, Fourth street NV.
The evening was pleasantly enjoyed
with cards and dancing. Luncheon