The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-03

their son, Kenneth, and wife in Min
neapolis. Mr., Cornelysen was in the
care of specialists and his health is
much improved, in fact, looking like
his former vigorous self.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beatty arrived
from Chicago yesterday afternoon
for a two weeks visit with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. G..
Beatty. Mr.. Beatty is employed by the
A. w. Shaw company, publishers of
the well known commercial magazine
called System.
The Davies Opera company, con-
sisting of seven people, closed their
engagement with the chautauqua
committee last evening, following.
their presentation of Olivette, a pleas
ing sketch of light musical comedy.
Their entertainments at the lake have
taken well and they leave with the
best wishes of their many friends.
The wool growers of Lake county,
under the direction of the farm bu-
reau board, have now a quantity of
pooled wool at Junius and Went
worth that will be held until the date
of July s, when buyers from large
markets will be on hand to take over
the product at slightly higher prices
than local dealers will pay. About
10000 pounds have accumulated at
the places mentioned.
Mrs. J.. b. Nelson, a resident of
Austin, Mimi, and a recent guest of
her sister, Mrs. Oscar Carlson, of
Canova, stopped over night in this
city with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Martin.
Both Mrs. Nelson and her family are
quite well known by a number of
people in Madison and vicinity.
About eight years ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson were the proprietors of the
photo studio now conducted by A. C.
Floe.
Dan.O'Connell came from Ramona
this morning bearing the report that
an exceedingly heavy downpour of
rain had occurred in that vicinity at
an early hour. The shower this fore
noon was quite refreshing and help
ed to lay the dust which for the past
few days has been somewhat annoy
ing. Gardens will benefit greatly
by the recent rain.
Tomorrow is the Fourth of July
and the proprietors of stores have all
decided to close their places of bust
ness for the entire day. This will
give all clerks and assistants an OPP.
portunity to enjoy the time off either
at Lake Madison or Lake Herman
The ~chautauqua program will be de.
cidedly interesting, especially during
the evening, when there will be ar
expensive display of fireworks.
Mrs. w. M. Beardsley reports tina.
, her son, Wesley, is now on a triI
through England visiting farms ant
studying farm conditions under TIL,
direction of government farm bureau
experts. Her son was assigned to al
agricultural school at Edinburgh
/ Scotland, during the course of the
: war and in the capacity of student
had an opportunity to travel all ovel
that part of the British Isles. HI,
S was formerly a student at the stat,
agricultural college, Ames, Ia.
t A postcard containing a bit o
beautiful scenery along the Bow
e river, Canada, was received by TIL,
Daily Leader today from Count.
r Judge Ira F. Blewitt, who with hi
family is making an extended tri
down the Canadian Rockies to tn
Pacific coast on this side of the in
ternational boundary line. MI
y Blewitt stated hat all of the hotel
have fire in the rooms and that tn
temperature was above sixty the da
he mailed the card.