The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-19

travelling men has been postponed
one week on account of Easter.
Mrs. o. A. Jensen departed for
Sioux Falls this forenoon to visit
her husband, who is attending an
automobile school.
For a week and a half Mrs. J. L..
Donnelly has been entertaining Mrs.
Albert Kubias, of Minneapolis. The
latter returned to her home today.
Mrs. l.. Z. Baker and two daugh-
ters arrived from Forrestburg this
morning to be present during to-
days tank demonstrations and speak
ing.
Mrs. Robert Hunter, in company
with her little niece and nephew,
made her departure for Pipestone to
spend Easter Sunday with her par
ents.
Miss Ruth Porter came from
Clark this morning to spend the day
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. j..
Porter. Miss Porter is a teacher in
the public schools at Clark.
Frederick Buechel son of Prof.
and Mrs. z. A. Buechel, has under
gone an operation at the Madison
hospital for the removal of his ton
sils and annoying adenoid growths.
II. II. Mallory, who has been here
since Thursday assisting his son,
Claude, in some carpentering work,
departed today for his home at Sioux
Falls.
Theodore Brown fell from his
pony a couple of evenings ago, sus-
F%taining injuries to an ankle. He
manages to be around, but only with
the help of crutches.
Miss Susie Thompson, who is en-
ployed at the office of the Methodist
hospital at Mitchell, arrived in Madt-
son this forenoon to remain a Few
days while visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Thompson.
The county commissioners were IN
session today and before adjournin2
closed a contract with d. ID. Bidwell
for the erection of a concrete bridge
in Orland township. The contract
price was $1,000.
Dean E. B. Woodruff, of the Sioux
Falls cathedral, passed through the
city this forenoon while en- route
home from Howard, where he con
Quoted Good Friday services for DR..
f. A. X. Grant.
The Junior Baptist Union held
another one of it's good time socials
at the church Thursday afternoon.
Outdoor games were played and at
the supper hour a splendid lunch
was served to thirty-siX boys n
girls.
Miss Agnes Leopold departed for
Heron Lake, Mimi, today to WISH her
parents. Before returning she with
her sister Mrs. l.. Apple, will take
a trip to Rochester, same state
Miss Leopold will be absent from the
city for about two weeks.
County Judge Ira F. Blewitt has
received word to the effect hat the
state supreme court has affirmed the
decision of the lower court granting
John Hall his commissions in the
case of Hall VS.. Reynolds, which was
tried in this county one year & last
February.
The friends of Miss Lola Hart,
former deputy county treasurer, VIII
be interested sympathetically 10
learn that the young lady has been
in the McKenna hospital at Sioux
Falls for the past ten days. At this
time she is well on the way to re-
coyery. Miss Hart is employed at the
Schriner-Johnson department store.
Mrs. Robert H. Jones entertained
a number of Madison ladies at a DIN
ner last evening given in honor OF
Mrs. Fl. L. Young, of Brookings. n
guest of honor is today returning TO
her home, accompanied by MIS-
Thomas Smith, who will remain IN
Brookings a brief period while VISIT
ing her parents.
Miss Helen kothschild gave d
theater party at the 'lmperlal on
Tuesday evening. The
young people were guests by INVITA-
ton: Carl Mundt Eldro sheldon
George Regan, Rolf Schultz, Misses
Rvrne Smith, Della Matthews n
yyrle Ford. Following the Visuaiiz-
ing of the film story the young peo-
ple assembled at the Rothschllo
home and spent the remainder OF the
evening dancing and playing cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Avery have re-
ceived the comforting news from
Aberdeen that their son, Clarence, Is
now on the road to recovery. Inc
afflicted young man has been SUI
fering from a bad case OF o
poisoning which started from a SKIN
infection Of the face. AT the tlne
he was taken to st. Luke's hosplIai
at Aberdeen his case vas so Tar oe-
I.Lnod that ATTENDING physicians