The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-06

my Partner" the title of James
Clement Ambrose's last lecture, was a
,cognomen for woman suffrage and a
strong plea il was for enfranchisement
OF woman and the publication Of
politics.
Thursday.
AGENERAL APATHY
prevailed throughout the camp this
morning. Yesterday was a day full OF
work and ID was continued to a very late
hour. Then the classes are in full blast
and numerous. A tour OF the schools
revealed all busy. d. p. Ward calle2
his juniors together at 9 a. m. and adj
lourned early, to take train. He will
not return until Tuesday and as there is
no n to take his place in that work
the class will not meet again until Tues
day at 10 a. m. DIR. Parks continued his
bible instruction to a good number.
After reviewing the lesson OF yesterday
fhe proceeded to consider purpose, form,
characteristics, Interpretation and i'm
portence OF the Book OF Revelation.
The interest was keen and no bible
Hover can afford to Miss this school.
Miss Whalen's Outlook Club discussed
the problem "Shall Kate be Kate and
came to the conclusion she ought 10 be.
The 9Th regiment band occupied the
auditorium in practice. When 10 o'clock
came the classes in school we're 80 busy
that few were present at the auditorium
and the address OF Hon. r. b. Hassell,
president of the Layman's congress was
adjourned until this afternoon.
At IL a. m. Fred Farmer opened the
exercises In a very pleasing manner by
the singing OF a solo which evoked such
a hearty encore that the gentleman had
to respond with another. Prof. Dana
then gave his lecture on Ireland
giving some valuable pointers,on how to
travel cheaply on the other side OF the
water. His descriptions of Irish scenery,
Irish life, practices and thought were OF
q highly interesting character and the
Ao$ouAC W0C ShhsCAcu Ny ulduy SplCy
anecdotes.
PERMANENT ARRIVALS
A ramble over the. grounds revealed
many additional campers:
On the left OF the street from the
depot to the auditorium is tent, 161
AAssrs. Tubbs and Bartlett; and further
on the house Of VIM. Lee, and up the
hill. the tents OF Messrs. Fits and Hill.
To the right are the tents of J. w. Dav.
ison, Geo. Bolles, of Colman, G. e. Gil
bert, @ E. Kelley, j. j. Mcintyre, Spen.
Ger; and beyond the auditorium the tent
OF DR.. Woolev.
On the lake shore east OF the hotel,
No. 50 Capt. Smith, Rev. Jordan; 70, G.
w. Bagley; 80-82, band tents; 102, DR.
Clough; Rev. w. III. Brown, Sioux Falls
and southeast toward the point N. B
and G. II. Smith, Geo. r. Farmer, Mr.
Brown, OF Montrose, Carl Corner, Prof
r. b. McClennon and Miss Emmersor
OF Sioux Falls; 139, S. S. Bedding. Bush.
nell; al, John Lingenfelter; 145, G. A
Deuel.. Winfred; LAG, Rev. N. Fawell
Egan; LAT, las, w. J. Hyde, Dell Rapids
the occupied cottages of j. A. Cooley
Dell Rapids and Geo. Beck, Wentworth
4. C. Stout, Rev. E. L. Dresser. Went
worth.
Coming down the west side line ar,
the families of Messrs. Hall and Sou.her
Colman; Mrs. Northup, Mrs. Geo. Runk
81, Squire Hoppin.
North OF the road and south OF tn,
auditorium: No. "a Rev, J. P. jenkins
Rev. w. o. Redtield; "A Albion Thorne
rs, Il. @. Stout; 124, G. N. Allen and w
w. Stoddard, Colman; DIR. Daniels; X. o
p. headquarters and art tent. In tn,
far northeast corner is the tent of d. w
Sawtelle, No. 76.
South of the road and west OF tn
hotel we find the tents of many Madison
people: Elmer Sheridan, E. w
Ketchum, ID. e. Stoddard, A. j. LaBree
A M. McCallister, j. b. Jones, G. Z
Kennedy, j. L. Jones, j. H. Williamson
H. B. Williamson, j. w. Golf, and on tn
lake shore y. T. Scott, o. l.. Farnhau
and Y. M. G. A. tent.
In the grove south OF and nea
the depot are the tents / to 6 BELONGING
: to the help IN the dining hall. No. q
John Chaplin, Winfred; y, j. B. jerks
%, Mrs. F. A. Rice; 1895, summe
schools; 80, j. /. Hubbell; As, r. I
Mease; 20, John Driscoll; Misses Over
! Elder Burdick, Aberdeen; j. L. Wander
bogart, Mitchell; j. G. Laughlin, A. "
. Clark, Mrs. G. w. Wood and Mrs. r. {
! Nc allister, Della s. Keeler, WildeI
Mimi. No. 80, Ladies' and society; Pro
Dempster, DR.. jerks.
NOTES.
!, For the accommodation OF Chautar
qua visitors, the train going north on th
Bristol line is held until 5 D. m. eac
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