The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-12

LOCAL BREVITIES.
Weather report to-day: Monday night
probably light showers; Tuesday fair,
considerably cooler.
Howard Advance, O.: Mrs. d. D..
Holdridge, of Madison accompanied by
her daughter Mrs. w. Franklin, visited
with friends over Sunday in this city.
The management OF the Lake Park
Hotel is about to pass into the hands OF
Fred Sherman, formerly clerk in the
Lake Park and an experienced hotel
man.
The west bound train was loaded with
delegates returning from the Sioux
Valley Baptist Sunday school conven-
ton held at Dell Rapids. Many went
north.
Rev. J.. Y. Liwart entered upon his
summer vacation, and this morning de-
parted for Galesburg, ILL.,, where he will
join Mrs. Ewart and together they will
visit the worlds fair. Rev. Ewart will
be absent q month.
Mrs. r. 8. Royce OF Badus died yester-
day morning. Deceased was a prominent
member OF the Advent church and
greatly respected by her neighbors. The
funeral will be held from the B adus Ad-
vent church at II o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Z. p. Mueller's harness store was
closed to-day by attachment to satisfy
eastern creditors. MIR. Mueller hopes
to arrange matters which will enable him
to resume business. Whatever local
claims are held against him, MIR. Muel-
Ter assures us, will be paid in due time.
Milbank Review, 8: Hon. w. w. Tay
lor, OF Redfield, state treasurer, was in
the city on Tuesday. MIR. Taylor had
$500 on deposit in the broken Bank OF
Milbank but informed the Review that
he had made the sum good to the state
SO that his claim against the bank is now
purely a personal one.
The fire laddies on their return from
Mitchell, Saturday evening, were enter
tanned at an elegant repast by o. E.
Matheny at the Ideal restaurant. They
were also treated to ice cream and cigars
at the Star restaurant. All these kind
nesses help to soothe the boys wounded
feelings.
Volga Tribune, 8. Prof. G. Bagley,
the c~artoonist and sketch artist, ap-
paared at the opera hall Tuesday evening
as advertised. There was a very good
audience in attendance and Mr.. Bagley's
work was very pleasing. The entertain
ment would have been much better il
Mr.. Bagley had been in good health, for
he was not physically able to appear be-
fore an audience. His work, however,
was sufficient proof that he is an artist
Of no mean ability. We would like very
much to have Mr.. Bagley repeat his en-.
tertainment here when his health would
permit of his doing his very best.
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