The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-04

Miss Owen Malone, of Oldham, is
now in the city, the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. B. s. Allison.
Mrs. Given. of B~ritton. is in the
city, a guest at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sheridan.
Barrett Lowe went to Spencer to-
day to bring back the family car
which broke down there some days
ago.
Recent births: Daughter to Mrs.
Lars Kirkeby; son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wilson and also a son to Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron McCreedy
train for Seattle, Wash, on a vaca-
ton visit of two months.
Funeral services for the late M.
e. Winklepleck were held at Well
man church at 2 o'clock today. In
terment was made in the Wentworth
cemetery.
Mrs. John Emberg is improving
| nicely following a recent operation
at the Madison hospital. She will
not be removed to her home, how
ever, for a week or more.
Mrs. John Grow and Mrs. w. III,
Buck entertained a number of ladies
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs,
Robertson and Mrs. Knutson. who are
moving to another part of the city.
Two teachers Of the high schoo,
Misses Gooch and Mallory, departed
this morning TO spend the weekend
with relatives, the former going tC
Sioux City and the latter to Elan
dreau.
o. j. Stitzel has sold his residence
property on Washington avenue N
and will soon move into the residence
formerly occupied by f. l.. Soper OIL
Second street NE. Mr.. Stitzel is thu
owner of this place.
Mrs. Robert S. Westaby, Mrs
Homer A. Hartwich and Mrs. Fred
erick A. Buechel were at home at thu
residence of the former this after
noon from 3 to 5, their guests t.
meet Mrs. Daniel s. Baughman, VIII,
has recently come to the city to re
side.
The Madison high school football
team returned from Huron. defeated
the cor being 8 to 0 in favor o
Huron. The locals were too light 70.
their opponents and not SO wei
trained. Waterfowl is scheduled TO
a game with Madison one week from
today.
K. NJ. Bourne and sons are plan
ming On an auto trip next week t
Long Beach, Cal. They go through
Iowa, where a stop will be made wit
Mr.. Bourne's mother. Mr.. Bourn
has disposed of his home and Ian,
interests, but that does not signif
that he is leaving Madison for good
The following from a Parkers
burg, Ia, paper goes to show tina
Lake county can produce corn equa
! to, if not better than can be grow
in Iowa: John Bartels brought int
the Eclipse office Monday some san
pies of corn raised on the farm G
Grover Schultz, near Madison, s. /
n lucy NSic line AUOhiuS SdHiplCS l
be raised in that section, and Grove
never raised better corn in Iowa.
The work of wrecking the old four
dation at the electric light plant ha
begun under the direction of T..
' Thompson. This done, excavatio
! for a new foundation will commenc,
4 Mr.. ~Billingsley, who was awarde
the building contract has given al
, surance that he will soon have
q crew of men On the job and will rus
the work of construction in order |
8 complete it before winter sets in.
Contractor Bachmayer has a fore
/ of men engaged in constructing tn
foundation for the new Hexom builC
ing on Egan n N. Necessar
building materials are on the groun
and it will not be long before a new
substantial business building wi
grace the corner on Egan avenue an
Second street north.