The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-09-07

- IIs 1E-aBh Wao 1htiOA 1880 49,
the arm OF Mrs. ). Swartz, six miles west
OF town, whose right arm was fractured
by being thrown from q wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson, parents of
Mrs. Il. l.. Buckholtz, started on their
return home to Racine, Wis.,, to-day, but
will stop to visit at several places by the
way.
/. ID. Smith went east to-day. Mr..
Smith has bought the house and lot of
John Mccormick on Egan avenue and,
no doubt, following his characteristic en-
terprise we may expect some day to see
him erect a handsome block thereon.
G. w. Dougherty and wife came in
from Howard this morning Dc the train
from the west. Mr.. Dougherty is en-
gagged in settling some matters here con-
nected with the affairs of the late firm OF
DEUEL. & Rice, of Wlnfred, OF which he
is assignee.
Mrs. G. w. Bagley was elected yester-
day to represent the local w. @. 4. U. at
the state convention which meets in
Huron the 18th to 18th of this month.
She will start a few days ahead OF that
time and visit with friends ut Carthage
and Iroquois.
Mrs. w. III. Mueller and two children
started to-day for Higginsville, Mo-, to
visit friends. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Schwartz of that place, sister of
Rev. Mr.. Mueller, and two children who
have been visiting here during the sum-
mer and returned home.
G. j. Porter, Esq, and the following
delegates in his behalf for the nomina-
ton as candidate for judge of the second
circuit, left for Sioux Falls this forenoon
to attend the judicial convention which
meets in that city tomorrow at 2 p, M:
Ell. j. Patterson, w. f. Smith, ID. ID. Hol-
bridge and Geo. r. Farmer.
Hon. III. III. Keith, of Sioux Falls; DR..
O. 0. Sawyer, OF Dell Rapids; Mrs. E. P.
Meyers, OF Vermillion, and Rev. I. nj.
Shanafelt, of Huron, came in IN the
evening train to attend the meeting OF
the board OF Chautauaua directors this
evening, of which they are members.
Huronite, A: Deputy Sheriff Apple
man now has Geo. Foreman in the deep
est dungeon meath the castle moat. MIR.
Foreman is accused OF having stolen
some clothing from the Dakota House,
and was captured by Mr.. Appleman at
Madison, aud will now have a chance to
explain at the coming term OF court.
The auditing committee Of the Chau-
tauqua association accounts, consisting
of Rev. j. p. Jenkins, Geo. l.. Wright
and Prof. r. b. McClenon, having com
pleDed their work report to the directors
that they find everything correct as re-
ported by the secretary and treasurer.
The board OF directors does not meet an
til 4:30 this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccormick and
little Lawrence took the east bound
train this morning for Sioux City and
Omaha on their way to Reno, New, where
they will reside in the future. This
worthy couple are old residents Of Madi-
son, and a host OF friends regret 10 see
them leave; but Uncle John thinks be
has found just the climate for his asth-
ma in that far away land, and no n
would wish him a day less Of life, v il
we must part with him. Prosperity at
tend them.
Huronite, A: 1T was the darndsst
thing I ever see" said the man who had
just got back from the worlds fair as he
sat on Sam Appel's counter and let Sam
drink in the wisdom Of his remarks.
"You ought to see the clothes them PEG
pie down in Midway wears, or rather
most OF 'em don't wear. Turks q runnin'
around there with trousers that looks
like two bags tied together. Sandwich
Islanders goin' around without enough
OF anything on to wad a shot gun; and
them chaps at old Vienna with clothes
on that was made the ans year that
Columbus sailed" "You don't tell me-"
said Sam, shat you really saw such
things there?" "Why Of course / do"
responded the returned pilgrim. t"John,"
said Sam to John Westdahl, as he hit the
mi a thump that woke Charley
Keep SO suddenly that he fell off his
chair, Get your sample case ready and
start for Chicago this afternoon. You
ought to sell 500 of those 1877 tailor made
suits right in Midway"
In q letter dated Grants Pass, Ore,
August 28th, to Rev. j. Y. Ewart, A. J..
Anderson, formerly OF this place, says:
I'VE all like our new home very much,
and begin to get quite comfortably set
tied. ! have seven acres OF land set out
into fruit trees in the edge of town, and
have a house and barn bnilt. / have a
horse, a COW and some chickens, so / am
getting to be unite n farmer. Fruits are