The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-02
local anEvlTIEs.

Weather report: Tuesday fair; We'd
nesday probably local showers, warmer.
Barney Barron has received his papers
Tor securing his money On his recent in
crease Of pension.
Murray q Porter have received notice
OF an original pension for Joseph Fetter-
man, Of Ramona, OF $i2 per month, since
December s, 1890.
The Wolsey Journal says Prof. Corn
we'll, OF Ordway. has perfected an or
p~anization to start a Chautauqua school
and summer resort on American Island,
at Chamberlain.
Mr. Frank Whalen was attacked yes
terday by another recurrence OF insanity
and becoming somewhat violent to-day,
wal taken in charge by G. q. Beaman
and VIM. Boswell, and confined in q
room in the court house.
THE DAILY LEADER to-day received a
letter from Alexander Mackay, dated
Liverpool, April %, in which he says:
Il am going down to meet w. Ell. Jones
of your city, who is landing ut Liverpool
this morning by steamship Umbria, Cum
ard line. He will, with his wife, remain
with me over Sunday"
The Building and Loan association
held a short but spicy meeting in the
firemen's hall last evening, the occasion
being a proposition to amend the by
laws so az to allow Of amalgamating the
funds of series "a and "B." The prop
osition was shelved with scarcely q DIS
senting vote and the meeting adjourned.
Two loans were made in series "B," ag-
gregating o 1000, each being bid off at 90
cents premium.
Mitchell Mail, 81: Rev. DIR. Reese
treated the Methodist folks to a whole
hour and a half service last Sabbath
morning, besides taking up two Oh three
collections. III giving viii secure easy
chairs and sofas in the great auditorium
OF the ekies, you AN put it down az Q
sure thing that the Methodists will re.
cline in plush through all eternity, and
have hat racks under every seat. They
gave a $4,000 collection last Sunday, be-
side five gifts OF 5000 each, for five
years.
Lake Preston Times, %: Arthur Lee
was visited over Sunday and Monday by
his mother and sister, OF Madison.
liver Brorby, manager OF the John Dris.
coll store, reports q good start made by
that clothing establishment. /. !. Mr..
James Glasgow. Of Madison, has pur-
chased the east-side hardware store Of
Alton A. Bartlett. Mr.. G, IL q timer by
trade and has been at work for Mr.
Bartlett for the pest to OF three weeks
Aberdeen Sun. n: In all probability
Aberdeen will send q good sized delega.
ton to the Lake Madison Chautauqus
assembly the coming summer. The fine
program provided and the active pari
taken by Rev. G. g. Hager il the enter.
PRISE have stimulated much genuine
interest here and in neighboring towns
The assembly association Is in af1ourish.
ing condition and gives tbs grandss1
promise for the future. The receipts
last year, 10 the Sun il informed By Rev
Hager, were $500 over and above OF
penses.
The Chautauqua gathering at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. @. Titus wa
fairly we'll attended last evening and in,
tereating woriswas disposed Of. j. A
Trow read q paper on the value Of
Homsr's works to mankind. Mira. J.. I
Hubbell reviewed the first four chapter
Of "Christian Evidences" and Mrs. N. G
Titns executed Q piece OF delightful in
strumental music. Worlds fair iteml
furnished the subject OF table
talk, Mrs. w. F. Smith and
Miss Beck reading papers on two 81
the departments. The questions OF
American and Grecian affairs were pro