The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-13

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tonight. He was accompanied by the
Three Graces.
Rev. Geo. Gilcbrist goes to-day to
Manchester to assume the passionate OF
the Presbyterian churches at that place
and Bancroft in Kingsbury county.
Thos. Kundert and Jacob Voegely, OF
Greene county, WIS, brother and
brother-in-law OF Jacob Kundert OF this
city, arrived last evening on a visit to
the latt or.
At4:3O this afternoon, Avery Bullock
had sunk to that point at which death
death is expected at any moment. His
father and sister, Mrs. James, are both
in a serious state Of nervous prospration.
Clerk OF the Courts Preston to-day
issued a marriage license to Geo. Fran
kenbach, of West Ely, Marion county,
No., and Matilda Greenhagen, Of Went
worth, 8. D., aged respectively % and "a
years.
John Stage, timer for r. B. Fitzgerald,
met with a very serious accident. While
connecting a pump rod to the gearing
OF q wind mill, his hand was caught in
the latter while in motion and severely
lacerated and crushed.
Attorneys McGrath and Soper and
Sheriff Fox went to Canton to-day to
have q hearing in the contempt case for
which the two latter have been cited to
appear in connection with the i~njunc-
ton proceedings against the Lake Park
resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Driscoll are break
ing up house keeping and will board at
the Like Park hotel until about the
first OF January when they will 60 to st.
Louis. Mo-, to live. Their house here
will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Bell, Just moved here from De Smet.
The funeral services over the remains
OF the late daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. I.
d. Smith will be held in the Episcopal
church next Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock, the Rev. w. ). Cleveland con-
Quoting the services. A short sermon
will also be preached before leaving the
house.
The Y. P. S. C. e. OF the Presbyterian
church have engaged the Rev. Geo. Will
liams OF Mitchell to deliver a lecture
next Friday evening, October 20, in the
Presbyterian church OF this city. Mr..
Williams is an erudite and popular lee
turer and will give an address worth
listening to.
The populists succeeded in getting a
good house to hear the Hon. g. B. Ken
nedy of Canton and John E. Kelley of
crate last evening. The
Three Graces were quite an attraction
and entertained the audience with good
effect. Messrs. Kennedy and Kelley we
should say were at their best and han
died the old stock arguments OF the pop
ulist party in good shape. Their audi
ence was also appreciative and the rally
was o decided success.
Brakeman Geo. Hall, who has been
suffering several weeks from typhoid
fever, died early this morning. Mr.. Hall
has been in Madison only about a year,
and last February was married in Iowa,
bringing his wife here to make their home.
He was an industrious young man, at
to duty, and generally esteemed
his fellow workmen on the railroad.
He leaves only a wife in this vicinity to
MOURN his loss. The remains will be
aiken to Iowa for burial tomorrow, Mrs.
Hall and Brakeman w. Torbett accom-
them. The funeral services
will take place at "a M; sharp, at the
residence of Mrs. Henry Smith, in the
outheast part OF town, Rev. j. Y. Ewart
'fficiating.
Two good rooms to rent, furnished or
Suitable for man and wife
,r single person. A. j. BRocHER.
Fresh bulk o~ysterf at Goethel &
morket.