The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-07

w. j Windsor and wife, nee Olive
Bailey, returned to their future home,
Riverside, Chicago. by the east going
train.
Mira, Chas. Glatz and daughter started
ON o protracted visit TO Racine county
Wis, and before their return will visit
the worlds fair.
e. ID. Stetzel and A. NJ. McCallister
were passengers by tho morning train
for Chicago where they will take in the
sights and arrange for fall travelling.
Mira. y. w. COT departed to-day on q
visit to grandparents at Cresco, Iowa,
whence in due time. she will join her
husband in Chicago.
Miss Nina Mansfield, OF New York, ar
rived Saturday evening and is nursing
her nephew, Clyde III. Thompson, who
10 sick with typhoid fever ct Mrs. J. T.
J~ohnson's. Mr. Thomson 10 reported
some better to-day.
Geo. Watson was run 10 Saturday
evening for being d~isorderly and being
brought before Justice Holdridge and
without money to pay his fine was sent
back to the cooler for another day. He
says he is anxious to find work.
Those who have missed Miss Annie
EarQuart from our city lately will be
interested In knowing that she left on
the 18th ult. to fulfil on the Pacific
coast an old time contract. At Portland
on the 23rd Of last month she wal mar
ried TO Mr.. Fred Harth, of Grants Pass,
Oregon, where they now reside.
John Maloy and A. J. Anderson, Or
land. had . runaway and capsized last
evening % they went home with some
machinery in the wagon. As q result
DR.. johnson sswed up the gashes in
Maloy's head and Strengthened out bis
bruised ribs, while. DR.. Clough set q dis.
located shoulder blade for Anderson.
Yesterday was q great day at the Ger
man Baptist church in this city. -Four
persons we're baptised at the morning
services and in the evening Rev. w. 81
| Mueller read an essay on the immortal
ity Of the soul. At both sessions the
house was 60 crowded that even stand
ing room could scarcely be obtained.
Elder Burdick, Of Aberdeen, arrived
by the evening freight Saturday
preached two excellent rmo to good
houses at the Il. e. church yesterday
and departed by the early freight thil
morning for home, before even his many
friends in the city could shake hands
with him. The Elder always was .
~rustler.
Howard Democrat, 5: Miss Lizzie
Jones, of Madison, has been the guest o.
her cousin, Miss Gladys Williams. .
Albert I'll. Yoder, OF the State University
Bloomington, Indiana, delivered
lecture in the Methodist church Tues
day evening to the teachers attending
the institute, and was to have delivered
another the following evening, but mas
much as his talk did not prove alto
gether satisfactory the first evening
Supt. Girton dispensed with the youn,
mans services for Wednesday evening.
Spirit Lake, Iowa, Beacon, 4: L. A
Stevens was married at Madison, Soutl
Dakota, on Wednesday, to Miss Ell,
Stacy. Lew. Stevens is strong in tn
confidence and regard Of the people o
Spirit Lake, among whom he formerl,
lived. He is a good business man,
genial associate and will make a recor,
as a model husband. If he has exercises
his usual good judgments and he doubt
less has, his wife is just the right sort o
a woman for such a man. The Beacon
tenders sincere congratulations. MI
and Mrs. Stevens are spending tn
honeymoon about the lakes.
An immense audience gathered yester
day to witness the dedication of tn
Lake Park Norwegian Evangellca
Lutheran church, near p. A. Johnson't
in the town of Summit. The service
we're conducted in a very impressiv
manner by the Rev. x. Bgorge of Re-
Wing, Mimi, president Of this missio
district OF the Norwegian Synod, assist
ed by Revs. O. Sande, Baltic; A. Billie
Flandreau; d. Svensen, Woonsocke
and M. Svaren, Volga. In the Afternoon
Rev. Billie again preached to full hous
and the occasion throughout was on
long TO be remembered by those present
This Synod Of the Norwegian Luthera
church embraces the states of Minnesc
ia, North and South Dakotas and Wy
oming, has about $50 congregations an
II ministers OF which South Dakota ha
Sc congregations and ID ministers.
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