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

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was unfolded ~ pertaining to the
real life OF the church and the spiritual
indweiling Of Christ In his church or
people. The common and distinctive
OF the epistles to the seven
churches were also pointed out.
ASSEMBLY NORMAL.
DIR. Jennings continued his Normal
OF Sunday school teaching,
drilling on the New Testament books
and their historical position. In the ex-
position OF the early portions OF the
bible, the teacher should be prepared to
meet or aid the questionings OF pupils in
regard to the more important stumbling
blocks OF mans creation, the fall. the
deluge. The Sunday school should be
under the direct control OF some church.
As DR.. Jennings leaves Monday, Prof.
Kratz will hereafter take his place as
leader Of the class.
OUTLOOK CLUB.
This club held a business meeting this
morning, and arranged for a reception at
$50 this evening. Only lady guests will
be invited. Lemonade and refreshments
will be served. The club ia divided into
circles OF ten each. or less, having each q
badge OF different color ani adopting the
name OF some noted woman as patron
saint. Tonight each lady will have a
card with the name of a book on it and
each member will collect all the names
OF books and assign the respective au-
thors. To the most successful a prize
win be given.
Ban CONCERT.
The 9th Regiment band concert at IL
q. m, brought a full house to the audi
torium and proved to be an usually
highly enjoyable performance. The very
mention OF the name "4th Regiment
band,' in connection with any program,
brings forth applause. The orchestra of
the band appears in this evenings en-
t~ertainment, but the regular concert at
7:30 will be given.
NOTES.
During the remainder Of the engage.
ment OF the 4th regiment band, the eve-
ming concerts will be held at 7:30.
That was q nicely worked scheme of
Prof. Little to get Superintendent Hager
into an embarrassing position by pre-
senting a huge petition to have him
preach Sunday instead of DR.. Jennings.
And DIR. Jennings helped set the trap by
presenting the petition to Mr. Hager last
evening before the entire audience and
backing it up with a personal endorse.
ment. But the assembly superintend-
emit parted the thrust by stating that
the signatures to the petition had been
fraudulently obtained, and that DR.. Jen-
nings would still preach as formerly ar
nounced.
The English Bell Ringers have been
eight years in this country, and came
here from Nebraska, having spent a week
in Chicago on the way. They have &c
bells in all, but are having a new set OF
100 bells cast in London. This will give
them five octaves and access to a wider
scope of music than they can now reach
as it is very difficult to get musical com
position adapted to bells. The ordinary
melodies and common musical compost
tions are not so adapted and it costs
them heavily to secure new and suitable
music.
The rooms OF the W. C. 7. u. building
are being very neatly fitted up, and the
outside is receiving a coat OF paint, which
is giving 1t an attractive appearance
Several rooms have already been taker
and the frst OF the week will see man,
more occupied.
The procession OF Sunday schoo
workers which marched to the auditor
ium this afternoon, headed by the band
was quite ! IMPOSING. Col. Baln's ad
dress to the children was also a grea
attraction.
Prof. Geo. E. Little left for the cas-
this morning much to the regret o
Chautauquaville.
DR.. H. G. Jennings announced his in
tention OF departing Monday but an at
tempt will be made to keep him longer.
Secretary Burdick OF the Aberdeen
Grain Palace left for home this after
noon.
Three pieces not promised in the pro
gram were given with inspiring effect b,
the 4th Regiment band this forenoon
Spanish Waltz, Yankee Doodle witt
variations and the Star Spangled Ban
ner. The band was given three cheers
r. N. Kratz, OF Mitchell, arrived at tn
Grand View this forenoon.
Col. Geo w. Balm and Miss Rush tn
noted v~iollinist were amoug the arrival
this afternoon and will be prominent i
the Assembly program for some days t
come.
The program this evening includes til
band concert at 7:30; the English Be
Ringers, Mrs. Hattie Brush. the 4t