The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-29
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son 10 indicate the OEiueabn.
At the annual business meeting Of
Grace church mission last evening, Rev.
w. y. Cleveland presided. Odicers for
the ensuing year we're elected as follows,
subject to confirmation by the Bishop:
Warden, s.. g. Clark; treasurer, DR.. j. II.
Jones; collector, Glenn M. Farley; clerk,
wv. lei. Stewart.
The Catholic supper, bazaar and Nes-
~tivities attendant thereon at the opefs
house last night were most enjoyable
and q large and appreciative crowd greet.
ed the efforts or the ladies. The total
receipts or the occasion were s135. The
display Of articles for sale was very ine
and all OF the highest utility.
The large picture representing Ander-
sonville prison and the horrible scenes
incident thereto, entitled LET Us For
give But Not Forget owned by Gen.
Shields Post, g. A. R, OF this city, has,
at the request OF photographer Munson,
been photographed, DIR. Mnnson secnr-
ing an excellent cabinet-size negative
from which be win produce pictures to
be presented 10 each member Of the
Post. The photography ID excellent,
and the touching scene 10 faithfully por-
trayed. The veterans naturally feel
kindly toward Mr.. Munson for bis gen.
crosby.
A. H. Wheaton, the dairyman OF the
state agricultural college, was In the city
last night and went out to the new
creamery 10 Leroy with Z. r.. g. Gross,
today. He Is looking after the new
creameries in this section with a view to
introducing certain kinds of machinery
aud talks alec OF arranging for . Farm
ers' Institute to be held in this city next
Thursday. The day previous he holds
an institute at Howard and would find
it quite convenient to hold one here the
next day il the farmers can be got
together.
Quite O serious accident happened last
evening TO the nine year old daughter OF
A. j. LaBrec on Madison street. As
abe and one OF her brothe.s were play
ing, she was thrown down, striking the
back OF her head in q dish of boiling
water scalding her neck and back part
OF her head to q blister. BY prompt
bathing with kerosene and the calling OF
DIR. jerks who aheared her lead and
applied proper remedies. her fine head
OF wavy HAIR will grow out again in due
time, but she ran a narrow chance OF
becoming a bald headed girl.
A meeting OF the city council will he
held tonight TO consider the three-mill
levy ordinance for water works bonds.
The general impression among the
aldermen ID that the ordinance as deslr-
ed BY the bond purchasers viii not be
passed, and In view Of this probable fact
however they may have learned il, the
purchasers OF the bonds autographed
Auditor Sheridan this morning, asking
the council not TO withdraw the bonds
until they were heard from. The pur-
chasers may eventually make conees-
SONS which the council will accept, but
at present the bonding business is in q
bad way.
Remember that evangelistic services
begin next Monday evening in the Pres
byterian church. Be sure and come TO
the first meeting. Here 10 what q Calu-
met, Mich, paper says OF Evangelist
Cordner's work in that place: aWhen
the armory was secured for the revival
meetings, it vas expected hat on Sun
days its capacity would be taxed TO ac-
the audiences, but no one
dreamed that night after night through
the week ii would be crowded to the
doors, and that many would have TO
leave for lack OF room, but the UNI
pected 10 happening. 1t is safe 20 say
that no such meetings we're ever held in
Calumet before, 90 far as numbers q
concerned; and il all signs do not fail
IL may DO safely predicted that q wave
revival power is about to sweep over
this community such as will astonish
the oldest inhabitant.' Several hundred
attended the afternoon service yester-
day and at night the place was again
crowded to the doors. Prayer was the
theme ut both meetings and numerous
requests were made on behalf Of uncon-
verted relatives and friends. a. deep
Is settling down on the peo
pie, and Life 10 taking on the serious as
pect which properly belongs TO i"
The trials OF some editors are really
grievous; but newspaper warfare Is
nothing as compared with a woman id
she affection, Now, there is city editor
and proprietor Of the Sioux Falls Argus
Leader, g. N. Day, who has just had his
DR.. n. w. Subera, girl ar
rested for threatening to xiii bis con.
Mr. Day thinks the girl il probably in