The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-02-01

left on a morning train for Elkton.
They have been in the city the guests
of Mrs. Emma Marian and daughter.
Mrs. M. III. Thomas who has been
in the city attending the funeral of
the late Daniel Rounds returned to
her home at Nora, this state, this
forenoon.
Miss Ada Whitmore and Miss Ma
bel Brown, both students of the
Normal, departed for Flaudreau to-
day to spend Sunday with the parents
of the former.
Mrs. Anna May Brady, instructor
at the Normal, appeared before the
teachers meeting held at Salem to-
day and spoke upon school supervis-
DRY work.
Mrs. M. Harrison and children
were passengers for st. Paul this mo-
rning. They will spend some time
visiting Mrs. Harrison's uncle, Mr..
Waldron.
John Huxford returned yesterday
from his naval duties along the east
coast. He will visit relatives and
frien DIS for a couple of weeks before
returning.
Miss Edna Sogn, who is employed
at the Paulis store, secured a couple
of days leave of absence yesterday
and went to Sioux Falls to visit her
brothers.
j. R. Rainey arrived from Brook
ings this morning to spend Sunday
with his wife, who is at present the
guest of her daughters, Mrs. I. H.
|. fowler and Mrs. Ida May Jacobus.
Miss Alice Mitchell returned to her
school work at White Lake today.
On account of influenza her work was
abandoned for a week and she came
home to remain until conditions i'm
proved.
Mrs. Alvin Anderson, who has been
in the city calling upon her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Robinson, return
ed on an afternoon train to her home
at Huron.
Mrs. C. X. Simmons and Mrs. j. G.
? Cavi gelli, of Ramona, were shopping
in Madison today. Miss Jessie Ker-
shaw and Miss Faye Shotwell were
t also in for the day.
Miss May Travers and father made
{ their departure this afternoon for
i Miller, where the latter will visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Kasper Jacobson.
+, Miss Travers expects to make that
city her future place of residence.
l The Madison basket ball quintet
are arriving home from Sioux Falls
today with a victory over that city's
, high school team to their credit, the
, score being % to Is in favor of Mad
ison. The game was played at Sioux
Falls last evening.
/, Coffee chaff taking fire and burn.
ing out, sending columns of smoke
, through the under floor exhaust pipe
9 at the Hasvold Coffee House at
8 o'clock today brought out a hose cart
and a fire fighting crew ready to cope
with a supposed emergency. How
ever. no part of the flooring was
burned and a scare was the sum total
of the incident.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wunder stop.
: ped in Madison yesterday to change
f, trains. They were on their way
home to Howard from a recent visit
of three months with relatives in
Bureau Co., Ill. On their return
they were accompanied by two Of
their relatives, Theodore Croisant anC
{ Lewis Vogt who will remain in this
5 section of the state for an indefinat,
. period.
This is the day upon which the TIVE
: Craney boys retire from the barber
business in favor of Henry j. Millel
who will now conduct the business
The Messrs. Craney will take up worl
n with manufacturing companies, M. +
o Craney with the Rochelle, Ia, com
pany, manufacturers of stock rene
dies. He will continue his residence
Il in Madison, his field of travel cover
ing Brookings and Kingsbury coun
q ties. Geo. Craney will travel for TIL
Northwestern Manufacturing ant
Milling company, also manufacturer
: of stock remedies and his field will
comprise Lake and Miner counties.
Register of Deeds Martin Nerdah
was the recipient of a letter from hi
brother, Carl, in which the latte
" states that one might think that pro
motions in the navy had ceased, blu
such is not the case. On Decembe
'e A Carl was promoted to lieutenant Q
the first classswhich ranks the sam
as a captain in the army, with a sal