The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-29

forenoon for her home at Wykoff,
Mimi. Miss Shaw has completed her
years work as teacher of the Ster-
ling school and goes home to enjoy
q much needed rest.
Simeon Sheie, of Inwood. Ia, was
a morning passenger, along with
Rev. Alfred Nelson, of this city, for
Sioux Falls, where attendance at the
session of the Lutheran conference
will engage his attention the remain
der of the week.
Mrs. e. G.. Hines, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Bertha Hines, ar
rived in the city this morning from
Watauga. Mrs. Hines will be the
guest for a few days of several of
her daughters who live in and near
Madison.
Ole Forebord, a resident of Han
ley Falls, Mimi, who has been at
tending the Lutheran missionary
meeting at the Lake Madison church,
took a train this forenoon for Sioux
Falls to be present at a district on
ference now in session.
C. Jacobsen, of Minneapolis, rep
resentative for the EbeneZer Old Peo-
pies Home. departed for the Luth-
eran conference at Sioux Falls. He
was at Lake Madison church the
past few days enjoying the district
missionary meetings which have just
closed.
The boys who belong to the Mad
ison fire company have shown great
interest in their regular weekly
drills. In the eight practice drills
held so far every mar except two
were right on the job. They r rap
idly working into good form for any
emergency that may arise.
With the oncoming of much warm
er weather several lines of business
are increasing the volume of their
products to meet a sudden growing
demand. Rogness Bros, of the Mad
ison creamery, report that the sales
of pop for the present month are far
in excess of those of last year for the
same period and the prospect looks
bright for a yet greater demand.
L. c. Jones, formerly employed in
one of Madison's banking institu-
tions, was in the city recently. call
ing on friends and acquaintance.
This forenoon he took a trip down to
Sioux Falls. Since leaving the army
Mr.. Jones has been travelling
through sections of North Dakota
looking up land investments and sell
ing real estate.
The w. r. c., tomorrow in the
dining room of Odd Fellows hall, will
furnish dinner, free of charge, for all
old soldiers and wives and widows OF
old soldiers, flower committees and
flower girls, also w r. c. ladies who
assist at the dinner, and their fami-
lies. Dinner will be served upon the
return of the decorating committees
from the cemeteries.
The Lake County Pure Bred Live
Stock association, called to be held
last saturday, was postponed to Sat.
urday of this week at i o'clock p. m.
at the court house. The business oil
the meeting will be the election oil
officers for the ensuing year, a dis,
cussion of building a county pavilion
and other matters of interest. III
addition to the members of the asso
citation the general public is invited
to attend this meeting.
Miss Florence Lincoln, the victim
of an accident that deprived her o
one arm and the normal use of thu
other last winter, started this morn
ing for Chicago to receive furthei
medical assistance. Ever since he
unfortunate Interpretation for worl
Miss Lincoln has been the recipien
of especial care and solicitude on tn
{ part of the members of the Civic AM
7 Child Welfare club of this city. He
!, mother accompanied her on the triI
; Mr.. and Mrs. Arneson, who are en-
gagged in the hemstitching and but
: ton covering business, are finding al
; the work they a handle. They ar
: taking care Of a large mail orde
: trade and have reached the poin
where the employment of anothe
machine operator is Necessary. Thes
i, successful young people establishe
their business here last winter an