The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-03

Mrs. Chas. Bingham we're arrivals by the
evening train.
AL. Morse, who has been visiting his
brother-in-law, H. b. Williamson, de-
parted this morning for his home in
Maine.
John T. Kean, Esq, Of Woonsocket,
was a passenger this morning for Sioux
Falls to attend a meeting OF the Corn
Belt association.
An irresponsible report has got abroad
that A. J. Brocher has succeeded Jerry
Craney in VIM. Roche's meat market.
Mr.. Roche says that this is not so.
Miss Dean, sister of Mrs. Geo. Lock
wood, departed for st. Paul this morn
ing where she will spend some time be-
fore returning to her home In Michigan.
Settlers proving up before Clerk OF
Court Preston to-day were Sarah Ann
Cowan, of Winfred, on homestead and
Fred Richards, OF Madison, homestead.
DIR. Dean was nut near Dell Rapids to-
day inspecting some horses which he
found 70 be glardered and will have
them killed. The horses belong to three
different parties.
Mrs. Margaret Flynn accompanied
Mrs. John Hurley, mother of Jerry Hur-
ley, a frail and aged lady, to Canton,
Mimi, to-day, to view the wonderful
window in the Catholic church at that
place.
Howard Wood, son OF Train Dis
patcher Wood Of this city, appears to be
q 0chip of the old block" in the tele-
graphing line, as he has already taken
the position OF night operator at Edger-
ton, MINI.
Miles Waters, aged y years, son oil
Mrs. A. w. Waters, residing six miles
south of the city. died this morning
from typhoid fever. The funeral will be
held at the M. Il. church in this city to.
morrow at $50 p. m.
Sioux Falls Press, l: A. W. Holdridge
and wife OF Madison were in the city
yesterday on their way home from the
fair. Mr.. Holdridge was q delegate to
the Real Estate congress, and still wears
his badge and hat band OF South Dokota
corn.
The "old folks annual gathering al
the lake Park last evening was not al
largely attended as in former years, but
the spirit OF the occasion was none the
less reminiscent and enjoyable. Socia
chat, songs by the "Three Graces" ar
elegant supper, toasts and responses
as outlined in the program published il
THE DAILY LEADER some time ago oc
cupied the evening to a late hour. The
best and happiest OF humor prevailed
The officers for the ensuing year wer,
chosen by the reelection of N. b. Smith
for president; Mrs. j. G. Whalen, vic'
president; Mrs. M. e. Scoggin, treasure
nd Mrs. r. P. Bartlett, secretary.
Henry Ell. Jones, residing southeast o
Winfred, and whom TUE DAILY LEADEl
yesterday mentioned as being very Low
with heart trouble, died this morning a
2 o'clock. His wife ard children wer
with him at the time of his death. MI
Jones was one OF the early settlers o
the west side of the county, coming her
twelve years ago from Iowa. He was S
years of age at the time of his death ant
leaves a wife and eight children fv
sons and three daughters. Mr.. Jone
had been ailing only since Tuesday ant
his taking away wa quite sudden ant
much of a surprise to his neighbors
The remains will be brought to Madison
for interment, the funeral service takin,
place from the Presbyterian church to
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Miss Annie O'Connell will hold !,
special sale Of goods tomorrow and Sat
urday, including the following articles
Ribbons, childrens' hoods, corsets, hand
kerchiefs. Extra bargains may be OK
pected.
Notice.
On and after December /, 1893, I vii
sell for cash only. J.J PFIsTER.
ID. d. Holdridge 81 Son are now pre-
pared to make loans on tirst-class farm
security.
Try that pure apply juice cider a
John Ptster's Model bakery.