The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-28


Seattle for some time, visiting in Ell
kader, Ia, and Madison, departed
yesterday for Ramona. While in this
city they were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John O'Donpell.
Miss Hunter, a representative of
the back to school movement, will
speak to the students of the high
school at 10 a. m, tomorrow and to
teachers and parents in high school
auditorium at 8 o'clock il the after
noon.
f. G. Barr, wife and children,
were making their return today from
a visit with relatives at Watertown,
and other places north of here. Thor
home is at Okabena, MINI. and they
have been away from there about
thirty days.
The 6-m~onths-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Delay died last Wednes-
day after three weeks illness on the
Mcdonald farm, where Mr.. Delay is
employed. The funeral took place
this forenoon, Rev. c. X. Solberg of
Floating.
j. M. Kramer, of Franklin town
ship. is in the city today comforting
with the county superintendent of
schools and drawing up regular nc
tices to be posted, announcing an
election for the purpose of getting en-
preston on the matter of school con-
solidation.
A large new awning now graces
the front of Heine Koehler's place of
business. 1t was hung yesterday, and
across its front, in large letters, there
are found announcements that are
sure to attract the public to that pop
ular place of sweets, smokes, drinks
and during the coming hot
summer days.
A. G. Kerstein, of the Kerstein
auto tire repair shop, left on an after
noon train yesterday for Minneapolis
where he has some business to trans
act. Before making his return Mr..
Kerstein will go on to Red Wing to
visit his brother, J. S. Kerstein, who
is engaged in the jewelry business
there.
VIM. Rowland, chairman of the
Lake county Liberty loan committee,
returned yesterday from Brookings.
where he went on business relating
to Jewish relief. The drive in Mad
ison for relief funds netted about
$4,000 which is a good showing fol
the city alone.
A humber of relatives of the late
Mrs. John Rel, whose funeral occur.
red yesterday forenoon, departed fol
their respective homes, as follows.
James and Richard Coughlin, d. d
Baldwin and p. s. Finley and daugh.
ter to Carthage; w. IT. Coughlin, w
, 4. Lyons and daughter to Wagner
ard James A. Lyons and Jerry Lyons
to Howard.
F. M. Slower arrived in this city
this forenoon to act in his official ca.
pacity as revenue collector. He will
make his headquarters at the Lake
Park hotel and while in the city fol
, the matter of a week or 1e days he
< will be ready to receive and assist in
making corporation and tentative in,
dividual returns that must be SEIZED
| uled for legal compliance with In,
come requirements. Mr.. Stover's ad.
vice may be freely sought and he i.
anxious to be of service to all.
The Misses Trenna Stevens an
ttDa Sullivan geo a theateT part,
= to a coterie of friends at the Impe
rial theater last evening. After tn,
performance they retired to Heine'.
confectionery where an hours dane
ing and refreshments were enjoyed
4 Those in the party were the Misse.
Mary Davis, Marion Mcleod, Inc,
Parker, Irma Adkins, Lila Pitzer
Esther Rae, Irene Unzelman, Zol:
= Crabbs. Nellie Dougherty, Mildred
Ross, Elma Dahl, Louise Whitmore
= Helen Ripe and Ada Whitmore.
The funeral of the late John Dona
hue, of Clarno township, will be he'll,
from st. Thomas church in this cit,
: tomorrow afternoon Immediately fol
lowing the arrival of the train iron
the south. A son, VIM. p. Donahue
Il in the aviation service, will arriv
from Langley Field, Va, on tina
a train. Another son, David F. Dona
a hue, of Milwaukee, Wis, arrived tc
a day. A sister of the deceased, Mrs
n Gallagher, of Menasha, Wis, and
brother, James Donahue, of Stroo
this state, have arrived to attend tn
funeral.
Tomorrow afternoon, at 3 o'cloc
!. an Edith Storey film production wi
be shown at a benefit matinee at tn
Imperial theater, the proceeds 70
which go to Miss Florence Lincoln
"As the Sun Went Down"-this It'll
is appropriate to the scenario who's
interest is intense and gripping fror