The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-24

school duties for a few days while
calling on friends at Howard. Both
will return next Saturday,
Mrs. Henry Peterson and child re-
turned home to Canton this forenoon
after terminating a visit here with
the formers parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Hangmo.
M. j. Winzel and crew are in the
city from Aberdeen assisting in the
construction of new telephone lines
for farmers. They arrived yester-
day.
Boy Scouts of troop No. / are
hereby notified to meet at the Pres
byterian church this evening at 1880
O'Clock for important business.-C.
McKibbin.
Miss Alice Lorraine Daily was
asked to sit as Judge in an oratorical
contest at Bridgewater this evening.
The duties were accepted and Miss
DAILY took a morning train out for
that place.
Guy Rockefeller and wife were
morning passengers for Sioux Falls.
The former has been employed at
Jacks restaurant but now goes to
take the position of clerk with the
Lewis Hotel company.
Mrs. Mary Orchard made her re-
turn today to her home at Charles
City, la. Her mission here was the
of Mrs. Flora Frost, who is
quite seriously ill at her home in the
northwest part of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Clough made
their departure last evening for Lake
Preston. The former has been in
this locality for a few days repre-
senting the Jewell nursery, of Lake
City, Mimi.
Mrs. P%erron, Mrs. Donovan, Mrs.
Costelow and Miss Perron came
down from Ramona this forenoon to
spend the day shopping. Mrs.
Charles w. Sullivan and Mrs. John
W%hitethorn also found time to visit
in Madison.
Mrs. Elmer Davis will be out of
the city for an indefinite period, hav-
ing taken passage this forenoon for
Liberty, N. Y. At that place Mrs.
Davis will visit and care for a sick
sister now being treated for tuber-
culosis. Mrs. e. b. Davis accom-
panied her as far as Sioux Falls.
Mrs. l.. G. Bradley and daughter,
Miss Marian, have been the guests
of Madison friends this week. This
morning they purchased. tickets for
their return home to- Salt Lake City,
Utah, Miss DeGood accompanying
them. The journey will be made via
Sioux City and Omaha.
A number of out-of-town people
came to Madison yesterday to attend
the soldiers reception dance held at
the Normal gymnasium last night.
Oscar Anderson came from Went
worth, Miss Mayme Huntimer from
Cotton and Miss Mary Egan from
Sioux Falls. All departed for their
homes this forenoon.
The Shriners of Sioux Falls are
having an interesting ceremonial
session this afternoon and tonight
A number of members of that fra.
ternal organization departed from
Madison this morning to enjoy the
hospitality of the Sioux Falls broth.
ers. Among them were +. l.. Farm
err, William McBain, Charles A
Trimmer, William Rae and Mr.. ant
Mrs. ]. C. Schultz.
The purchasing committee for the
calf club expects to visit places in
month for the purpose of buyins
high-grade animals for the Boys ant
Girls Holstein association. If there
are still young people who wish t
join this club, applications nay b.
made at the First National bank, blu
this must be done within the mex
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Svartos wer'
passengers for Volga Wednesda,
afternoon. Mrs. Svartos has beel
stopping at the Lake Park hotel dur
ing the absence of her husband, VIII
served in France with the advance
heavy artillery field school detach
ment as Instructor. He returned t
this country March 80 and goes baci
to his former job with the Cas-
Threshing Machine company. A
Volga they change routes and go o.
TO Huron. where Mr.. Svartos make
his headquarters.
According to the governors proc
lamation, this state will observ
the date of April 25-tomorrow-a
Arhor day fbarafnro tho hapkc N