The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-29
G BREvxTIEs.

Clty caucuseS tonight.
Wheat A cents; tiax, 90: oats, II;
barley, So.
Several Normal students went home
to-day to spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Kirbaugh, of How
ard, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. p.
Borland.
Weather report to-day: Wednesday
night and Thursday generally fair. De
cidedly warmer by by Thursday night.
F. M. Cleveland, of galvanized pail
notoriety has leased the Mrs. Brocher
building and win open up a sale room
Decem Der 10Th.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the Baptist church tomorrow at
IL O'Clock a. m, Rev. j. Y. Ewart preach.
ing the sermon.
The funeral Of the late child of Rich
ard Kearney has been postponed Until
to morrow at 2 p. M, the parents of Mr..
Kearney being expected here this v .
ming.
Elder @, w. Elliott, of Ramona, has
been holding a series OF revival meetings
at Carthage aud had thirty-six con-
versions, organizing a strong church and
Y. p. s. e.
Rev. A. G. Biackman conducted the
funeral exercises OF a child OF Mr..
Dellbridge OF the southeast part of
the county at Prospect school house
yesterday afternoon.
"What Shall We Do With Our
Wheat?" viii be the theme of the
Thanksgiving Day sermon a. Grace
church. Service begins at 1890 a. m.
All persons are invited to attend.
IL all the poultry which has come into
town the past few days is eaten here to-
morrow, Thanksgiving will be remem
bered by many a gratified appetite. J.
w. Abrams alone bought up 100
pounds yesterday.
In order that the employees of THE
DAILY LEADER may enjoy their turkey,
cranberry u and other Injuries, un-
molested. and without anybody to make
them afraid, no paper will be issued
from this Office tomorrow.
P. s. Rhodes, State Evangelist, and
representative OF the South Dakota
Christian Missionary society is in the
city attending to some business con-
nected with their church property here.
Other members of the state board are
expected.
This evening, a grand ball will be
given at the opera house under the aus
pieces OF the X. p. lodge Of this city. The
music will be supplied by the Lake City
orchestra, which is a guaranty that
this important feature of the festivities
will be Of a high standard.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage of Meta L.
Gage, a former Madison girl, to VIM. A.
fantz at Fond du Lac, Wis, on the 22d
inst. "At home at Oakfeld, Wis, after
December IL" Mr.. Yantz is said to be
a prosperous young business man.
THE DAILY LEADER is In receipt Of a
neatly printed invitation. to al
complimentary dinner at the Modern
Restaurant" 40 Nicollet aveoue.
Minneapolis, Wednesday, Nov. %, 1893,
signed, T. L. Buckholtz. Success to the
opening and the business throughout.
The Women's Guild Of Grace church
are preparing to give a supper and fair
at the opera house Tuesday evening,
December II. A large number OF useful,
aud ornamental articles are beng pre-
pared for the sale, and the ladies will
undoubtedly meet with liberal patron
age.
The warterworks committee were out
to-day comparing the plans and the lay
the ground for the waterworks and will
reccomend to, the council at their meet
ing tonight that the we'll and pump
house be located about 500 feet farther
east and that the stand pipe be erected
m the knoll to the northwest of DIR.
Duff's place. Other changes in the
will also be made to correspond
this.
A wee mite Of a daughter, weight three
pounds, bright and healthy, was born to
MIR. and Mrs. Percy Holland nee Nettie
Andrews, formerly of this city, at Water
town, 8. D., last Saturday. During the
day, while conveying hot water TO the
sick room, Mr.. Holland was severely
scalded about the lower limbs and feet
and 10 confined to his bed as a result of
she accident. His sufferings were so
intense that it was necessary 20 admin
ster opiates. Mrs. Andrews is with her
laughter.
Wanted, an opportu unity to do chores
or board, or small pay. Protestant
only. Country preferred.
Address CHARLIE CLARK.