The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-28

q short vacation. b down there with
typhoid fever.
Attorneys G. y. Porter and VIM. Mo
Grath went 10 Canton this morning to
argue thevalidity Of the city ordinance
az applied 70 the blind pig nuisance.
Al number or Normal students reached
town Saturday, ten more came on the
train from the west this morning, and
stiIl others arrived from the north and
east.
DR.. Clough received o telegram from
Wentworth calling him to the aid Of
WIN. Powers who had his arm shot of.
II 10 supposed TO be the accidental dis
charge Of q gum while hunting.
j. j. Mcmahon, clerk ct the Lake
Park, went 10 Aberdeen to see his best
girl, the boys say, but this 10 no doubt
an enviou sanard TO get him in bad re-
puts with the fair az 81 home.
MI. and Mrs.. John Walden departed
Tor the east this morning. They will
join their daughter at the worlds fair
and may pass on to Niagara Falls and
other points east before their return.
Frank Smith has secured the services
OF VIII. Clans, OF Omaha, an experienc-
ed watchmaker sndl isweler. 10 take
charge or the iewelry department. Mr..
Clans commenced work this morning.
Miss Lulu Mccormick and her friend
Miss Smith who have been visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. John O'Brien Of
this city, returned to their home Ut
Anstin, Minn- on the 10:l5 q N. pass
enger.
Vienna STANDARD, Is: Mrs. r. e.
Baldwin, Of Madison, accompanied By
her two children, on her way to Bslling-
ham, MIMI, to visit her parents, stopped
over night last Monday, and Tuesday
morning boarded the g. F. train and re-
sumed her journey.
+. d. Gilbert was suddenly stricken
down last evening about $50 o'clock by
q stroke OF paralysis on the left ssde and
has been lying Unconscious eyer since.
DR.. Jerks has been called TO his aid but
it is doubtful whether he will recover
from the severe effects Of the hemorr-
hage.
Mayor Patterson returned this morn
ing from his VISIT TO Aberdeen and re-
ports preparations for the state flair do.
ling nobly. The time for making entries
to the state fair has been extendnd TO
10 p. m. OF September Z, and every effort
is being make TO make the fair q great
success.
Howard Democrat, %: Hugh Smith
and Capt. Ward were Madison visitors
Tuesday. q. B. Schriner, q Madison
elevator man, was doing Howard on
Wednesday. s.. Mrs. Henry Neill Of Mad
ison, and Miss Louise Holland, of Forest
City. Iowa. arrived Wednesday for q
visit at the home OF Jesse Glass;. /. . Miss
Dora Dale came up from Madison Wed.
nesday fora visit with her parents, who
reside north OF Howard.
Cards are out announcing the mar.
riage Of John II. Cawlsy and Agnes M.
Smith at Ht. Thomas church in this city
next Wednesday morning, Rev. =. A
Flynn officiating. Mr.. Cawley is station
agent at Winfred, . steady and prosper.
Gus young man, and u getting a worthy
yonng woman for D wife. Immediately
after the ceremony Wednesday moFning,
they will take ths train for the worlds
far, returning to take upAtheir home al
Winfred, September Is.
Prof. Dempstsr received intimation
Saturday Of the whereabouts Of the
watch stolen from his wife in the audi
torium during the Chautauqua assem-
bly, and got out q search warrant against
Emma Helmka, a young waiter girl in
The Dacotah restaurant, to recover the
san3e. The girl readily gave up the
timepiece, claiming she knew nothing
about how it was procured 10 shs had
received it as q present from her mother,
whosis now ia Wisconsin. Mrs.. Dsmp.
ster identified the watch % her own,
and received the lost property. The
girl was placed under bonds to appear
Tor bearing before Justice Holdridge
paxt Friday AZ I p. m, Hugo Filsinger
md wife readily going her bonds, a.
they believe the girl perfectly honest
and IN innoOsnt party in the matter.
New sweet potatoes ct @. A. Kelley's.