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

|lund spent a week at that place visit
ing friends,
The adjourned general meeting of
the Commercial club will be held
Monday, March 8, 8 p. M, in the club
rooms. Every member is expected to
be present as there is some important
business to transact.-Wm. Lowe,
President; j. NJ. Munson, Secretary.
r. J. Baxter, who purchased the
August Kruger farm five miles west
of Madison, was in the city on Satur-
day and stated that he and his fam
lily were occupants there now.
Andrew Tiegen, nephew of Mrs. o.
o. Soften, arrived in the city from
Miles City. Mont, last night. Mr..
Tiegen will take charge of the ~janitor
work at the courthouse for a couple
of months.
Clyde Drew, of the o. X. barber
shop, is busy today moving his fam
lily and household goods from the
Schnack property on the east side to
the w. G. Abbott place on Egan ave-
nue. S.
o. o. Wilson has moved from LOG
First street S to the place recently
occupied by Fred Riley on Union
avenue S. Mr.. Riley's family is now
located on Egan avenue S.
Miss Stella Ryan, Oldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Ryan, wen to
Sioux City this morning to complete
her commercial course, begun some
time ago in a business college there.
Frank Pitzer now occupies the A.
Baldwin bungalow in the north end
of town, Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin hav-
ing moved to Lake Preston, where
the former will engage in the oil
business.
Henry Schroeder has changed To-
cations. He is now residing in the
E. E. Beecham residence in the south
part of Madison. Formerly his fam
lily lived on the Metcalf farm north
west of the city.
The bank clearings for the week
ending Saturday, March l amount to
S~154,367,71 as against ~$91,4S4.79l
for the preceding week showing an
increase of ~$62,S82.92 over the six
day period ending February %.
The funeral services for Ivor Hy-
land, who passed ava recently at
his home eight miles north of the
city were held at 2 o'clock this after
!, noon from Hallenbeck's undertaking
rooms. Burial was made in Grace
land cemetery.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: Miss
Lola Hart, of Madison, sisteU of Mrs.
M. w. Moore, 1918 East Sixth street,
has accepted a position as bookkeep-
er for the Shriver-Johnson company
and will make her home with Mrs.
Moore.
Circuit court convened at 10 a. m.
today and the first hearing for week
is the case of w. r. Reynolds VS.. A.
f. Rodewald, Chas. Porter taking
care of the interests of the former
and Ira F. Blewitt those of the de-
tense.
Va 1uoy SfNiAh ~ IN aOAhAN
of Mrs. McAdam, Inter Sc club mem
bers and their husbands were very
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Nc
Adam and Mrs. Carr. Progressive
: 500 was played and ~a>lovely two
course lunch was served.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Williams and
family are this week moving to their
new home in Madison. The many
friends of the family will deeply re-
: greet their departure, but will not hes
,itate in wishing them prosperity and
a pleasant surroundings in the new
: home.
VIM. Molumby came home from
Camp Dodge on Saturday afternoon.
, Frank Haley accompanied him back,
both being honorably discharged.
: These young men had seen overseas
service and were with those who
made up the 116th supply train re-
J, Gently returned.
| Combination sale Moody County
Breeders association in Flandreau,
Monday, March 10, beginning at IL
O'Clock sharp. Five Herefords, 25
: Shorthorns, 26 bred Duroc sows and
gifts will be included in the sale.
Write for catalog.-H. B. Wilson,
! Secretary, Flandreau. S. d.
Among the members of the 116th
supply train recently returned from
overseas duty who returned home
l Saturday were Alton Ludvickson, FL
: mer Dixon, Earl Dixon, Albert Erick.
u All of these men were honorably dis
charged from service at Camp Dodge
d last week.
{ Don McGilivray, a brother of Mrs.
d j. Mcdonald, of the Lake Park hotel
and son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. ID. Nc