The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-02

Madison today looking after busi-
ness matters.
Mrs. Leo Klop, who has been
visiting her father, Jacob Stevens, re-
turned today to her home at Win
fred. ~
Miss Mabel Hall, of Colman, has
been stopping in Madison for two
weeks while taking treatment for
badly afflicted eyes.
Mrs. Dave Patterson and child ar
rived in the city this forenoon from
Lake Preston. Shopping occupied the
time between trains.
Mrs. w. Craven returned to her
home at Sioux Falls today after
spending a few days here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Porter.
Miss Rose Habeger underwent
some lancing on one side of her face
yesterday. She is not at her regular
duties at the book store today in con-
sequence.
Ed ~Gunderson, tailor for j. ".
Regain, was Obliged to forego his
work yesterday because of a high
fever and a severe cold. He was not
able to resume his work today.
Glen Winesburg has accepted a
position at the Osborn drug store
and began his new duties yesterday.
Since last fall Mr.. Winesburg has
been clerking for j. c. Schultz.
Mrs. Catherine Norris and Mrs.
Ella Armstrong, respectively mother
and sister of Mrs. ID. ]. Mitterling,
are expected to arrive tomorrow to
spend the summer with the Mitter-
ling family.
Mrs. Mary Orchard returned this
forenoon to her home at Charles
City, Ia. Mrs. Ochard vas in the
city to attend the funeral of her sis
ter, Mrs. Flora Frost, who died re-
Gently.
Since last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude McAdam have beer entertain
ing the formers sister, Miss Daisy
McAdam, of West Liberty, Ia. The
visit concluded, the latter returned to
her home today.
DR.. H. f. Kellogg and DR.. Long,
the latter of Oldham. departed for
the southwest this forenoon. They
will journey down through Illinois,
i Tnurn onI AIScrnnrt fo, N nor;DJ Df
rest and recreation. They expect to
be gone for a couple of weeks.
Still the allotments to the Victory
loan are coming into the local loan
headquarters. Today saw $1,000
more added to the prior grand total.
William Rowland, chairman for Lake
county. states hat there is more to
follow.
;, The boys and girls should not for
get the pig club meeting which will
be held tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. The meeting will be held in
the court house and Mr.. Weaver and
Mr.. Haynes will address the interest
ed young people on matters relating
to their club work.
Dan Moran, A. j. O'Lean and
Clyde Van Pelt went down to Sioux
Falls today to bring back a couple
of Dixie Flyers"-new cars with a
record, a speed and a great popu-
larity. Few of this make are now
in Madison, but before long Dixie
will have the right of way.
Henry Miller is making some in
terror Improvements in his barber
shop. He is having some transverse
partitions set back about ten feet to
enlarge the front space. Other mat.
tiers for the convenience and comfort
Of his customers will also be attend.
, ed to.
/ Capt. John Henkin arrived in thu
city recently and called upon his sis
, ter, Mrs. Joseph Henkin. He has
had some varied experiences Will,
on duty in France and that he is now
alive and well is rather of a miracle
Capt. Henkin's parents reside at ELI
Point and this morning he left fol
that place.
Miss Pearl Caldwell and Miss
: Julia Mitchell, both teachers of rura
schools in this county, combined eff
4 forts last evening and gave an inter