The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-31

! Prof. r. B. McClenon returned on the
evening passenger from institute work
ut Sioux Falls.
Engineer Frank Phillips has taken a
lay off OF q month and gone to Colfax
Springs, Iowa, to recuperate lost health,
Richard j. Mueller and Alice A. Cis-
sell were married last evening by the
Rev. w. III. Mueller, at the German Bap-
fist church.
Mrs. A. w. jerks and two daughters,
OF Parker, have again taken up their
residence in town, the latter with q view
to attending Normal school.
Miss Helen e. Gould, who has been
visiting here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. nj. Gould returned this morning
to her home at Syracuse, N. Y.
Miss Edna Dixon, granddaughter of
Capt. Dixon OF Sioux Falls, who has been
visiting VIM. Rowland's family since
Friday last returned home to-day.
A. @. Tyler has been brought up be-
fore Justice Holdridge on a charge OF
assault against Chas. X. Lee. The
hearing OF the case has been continued
to September 5.
nj. j.. Streeter, father of Mrs. Roy
Wagner, and a man OF large business
interests at Bushnell, Ill, returned to
his home this morning after O weeks
visit with his friends here. Mr.. Streeter
expects to return later on and invest in
Lake county dirt.
A rumor was afloat in the city this
morning that Erick Stone who has been
passing through a siege of typhoid fever
at the home of Joseph Opperud had
turned his toes up to the daisies;" but
we are informed by DIR. Nannestadt who
is attending the young man hat he is
alive and doing well.
The ladies Of the w. C. T. u. pledged
themselves at their last meeting to con
tribute % cents each to the treasury OF
their union at the next meeting. To
morrow afternoon they will hold an Ice
cream social among themselves at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. #. Smith,
and tell all about how each raisd that
% cents.
Next Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock,
at the residence OF the brides parents,
MI. and Mrs. Rocker, five miles south
east Of the city, the Rev. j. Y. Ewart Of
ficiating, Mrs. Lillian Lewis and Mr.. Ed.
Gaylord, of Brookings, will be united
in wedlock. Mrs. Lewis Is we'll known
here q a musician of fine ability and
Mr. Gaylord is one OF Brooking's enter
business men. They will start
from here after the ceremony in the
morning, for the worlds fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.. Grant, parents OF
Mrs. Cameron departed for their home
at Luverne, Mimi, this morning. Mr..
Grant had become a familiar figure In
the Madison postofice to a host of pat
rons and he and his amiable wife will
be much missed from our midst. Mr..
Grant will look after his farming and
other interests in and around Luverne
and in September he and Mrs. Grant
will visit the worlds fair, and afterwards,
probably, return to Madison again.
Argus Leader, 80: Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Of Madison are at the Commercial
THE Amateur Athletic published at
Pittsburg, Pa, prints a full page. por-
trait Of Harry G. Fry, Jr., who was last
year a 90-day resident of Sioux Falls,
and who participated in athletic sports
here and in Madison. The paper says
Fry has won as many prizes as any
athelete in America. During ten years
be has won 25O prizes OF which sixty are
medals. His best records are go
% seconds; 440 yard dash, So
seconds; $50 yard dash, 2.04; throwing
l6 pound hammer 95 feet. Mr.. Fry has
from athletics.
The funeral Of the late f. D. Gilbert
which took place at the Presbyterian
church last evening was one of the
held in the city for many a day.
About thirty carriages were in the pro-
cession. Rev. j. Y. Ewart assisted by
the choir conducted the services, the
being q very forcible exposition
OF the text: II am he that liveth and
dead, and behold, / am alive forever
more, Amen! and have the keys OF hell
and OF death" The speakers tribute to
the deceased as a neighbor, soldier and
musician a touching and there were
few dry eyes in the large audience. His
companions as the socalled .Three
Graces" Messrs. Stacy and Bartlett sang
the closing piece. ave shall meet again
in the bright morning light" with sol
effect. Gen. Shields Post then
took charge OF the remains, John
Gilchrist, e.. B. Stacy, A. A. Bartlett,
F. ID. Palmer, N. B. Stacy and Thos.
Feneran acting as pail bearers. The
beautiful ritual OF the G. Al. r. was re-
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