The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-20
Hudson; Rev. J. =. Noryille. Washington
Syringe; @. A. Cline, Dell Rapids.

Hudson; Rev. J. Il. Norville, Washington
Springs; @. A. Cline, Dell Rapids.
DIR. wlLLITs AGAIN.
After two selections by the Moody
Quartette which has become the fayorite
singing organization Of the assembly.
DR.. Willis delivered his lecture "Sun-
shine to the largest evening audience,
save one. that has met this year. The
Doctor was peculiarly happy in his
theme and in the way OF putting it be-
fore his hearers. Domestic happiness is
his highest ideal OF earthly bliss and to
attain ii natural Surroundings, physical
beauty, social Inventions or selfish as
pirations are not to be depended upon to
attain u. Moral purity, sunny tempera-
ment, charitable feelings are the key
note TO true happiness. To count your
naisaries is the neanest thing on earth.
Count your blessings, not your miseries.
Home i the garden OF the heart. Make
Il happy by loving wife and children to
lore you. Do good wherever You can
Learn to enjoy what 10 about you and
try 10 make others happy too.
THE PouRTH REGIMENT
band concert followed the lecture and
was D rare treat. The aWilliam Tell''
overture enraptured nthe audience and
required two encores two appease their
rslish Tor fne playing. and the variations
ok the clarinet solo old Folks ut
Home was equally enthusiastically re-
Today was set apart for the School Of
Pa8riotism under the direction Of w. I'll
Deiupster. butthis partof the program
having failed os naturalization, Supt.
Hagsr had substituted . Grand Army
platform meeting with Capt. January, OF
Dell Rapids, and Commodore Palmer, OF
Carthage, as speakers at IL a. m. But
these gentlemen had gone up town lest
night and failed TO return at the ap-
pointed time. The hour was pleasantly
filed by violin duets by the Misses
Cooper and Meinhardt piano solos by
Mis- Sans Souci an6 o number Of solos
by Mrs Snyder. among which
w6re the charming songs OF
AJen" and aHappy Days" Mrs.
Pickler was then called out and
talked entertainingly for half an hour on
wOuasn's work in the war and the status
Of pension matters at Washington.
ia ia, SCHOOL OF MEroDs.
The w. c. r. u. ladies discussed the
equal outrage and prohibition questions
in this school this morning and the pro.
liabilities of the early realization OF the
former and ultimately Of the latter we're
|strohgly emphasized. The chief speak
ers we're Mrs. Picker, Mrs. Myers and
Mre. Helen Barker. " %
Following IL the program OF the
Fourth Regiment band this evening with
d synopsis OF the celebrated Midway
Plaisance piece:
March Royal Blue Line, Chambers.
Overture Bohemian Girl, Balfe.
OorpeE Solo Surf Polka, Steinhanser,
|by Ludwig Hansen.
Waltz Golden Youth, Waltenfel.
Descriptive Twenty Minutesin Mid
way, Dalbey. Synopsis: Train arrives
Starts Irish Village Bedouin En-
campmsnt Ferris Wheel Old Vienna
CAPTIVE Balloon Chinese Theatre :
Mexican Orchestra Streets of Cairo
Iowa Village German Village with two
Bands Hsgenbach's Managerie.
Rev. w. III. Thrall, superintendent Of
Congregational missions in South Da-
kota is on the ground.
& MiassP Pauline Bagiey started from the
city on ii bicycle for the lake at the same
time with the noon train to-day reach
.iEg the Grand View before some OF the
passengers on the motor. The time was
something less than Is minutes.
DIR. Palmer is Chaplain McCabe's
pastor in New York, and the lattF'a
was the fret voice he heard when a
mere boy he entered Libby prison as q
prisoner Of war. McCabe shouted from
an upper window "Look out for your
moneyl''
AT the Round Table tomorrow evening
there will be discussed the "Ideal
American Tour" Mrs. Alex Cameron
speaking on the Western Tour and Mra.
Alice "A. Pickler on the Eastern Tour.
This will Be followed by 9. L. 8. g.
work. All local circle workers come.
i The program this evening includes the
assembly chorus assisted by the orches-
ira ot the Fourth Regiment band at
GAS; the band concert at ..:45 and Mrs.
Helen nj. Barker at $50 in her lecture,
Woman iii the Columbian Exposition =
John Temple Graves lectured at $50 on
the .Demagogle in Politics.'
When Dr. Parks leaves here he goes
~ the Epworth League Training