The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-31
THE CITY.
Local RREvnTHRs.

LOCAL RREv1TIEB.
A w. Holdridgs returned from Illinois.
Thos. Byrnes and wife went to iona
Lake, MINI.
No paper will be issued from this. Of
lice tomorrow.
The Misses Sada and Ida Jones re-
turned from their visit to friends at
Howard.
Mrs. wv. A. Mackay was q passenger
for Sioux Falls to spend q few days
with her daughter, Nella.
A social will be held at Grace rectory
tomorrow evening to which d general
invitation il extended.
Efiok Hyland 81 Nnnda was q passen-
ger Tor Albert Les, Mimi, where he
will spend the winter.
Hiss Christian Langland OF Howard
arrived ON the train from the west to
stay nc Mrs. Henry Neills. Y
Frank Callinan, OF Austin, who has
been visiting his father, Conductor Gal.
linan, Tor q week, returned home today.
Tbs ladies os So Thomas church win
give . basket social at the residence Of
lGra. Geo. Cock Wednesday evening, TO
which = cordisl invitation II extended.
m u, III u. Win nsefsatS aars. No
Clezonis Wednesday sfssrnoon It thtse
o'0lo0k. Mrs. Marx and Mrs. Brennan
viii read pspsrs. All cordially
invited.
John Streicht. who was picked mp on
the street drunk al III o'clock last eve
ming, was brought before Justice Hol-
Pdridge tins mprning and fined s. and
coats Or two days 10 jail. He il serving
the latter.
Egan Express, q: Miss Mamie Bten-
d came down from her school in Lake
county To spend Christmas at home.
Mrs. viii o. Clough and Miss Nellie
Hansoom returned Monday from q visit
with friends at Madison and 10 northern
Lake county.
Sioux Falls Forum, 81: Mrs. Judge
Edgerton and two daughters, accom-
panied by Winnie Buchanan, left this
week for q pleasure trip through the
south. They will spend the holidays
with the Judge in New Orleans after
which they will visit other points OF in
'terest IN the south.
MiIbank Herald, %. AS viii be seen
BY the notice elsewhere the merchants
have decided TO make the closing hour
six o'clock for the remainder Of the
winter. The movements Tor early closing
ID founded on good sense and, justice. to
the help employed IN stores. and there
need be no serious inconvenience to any
one b. the adoption on the rule.
The jury snpoenaed Saturday to hear
the Stauffaoher school whipping case ID
citing today under the eye of Justice
Holdridge and about no curious on
lockers in q small room of the court
house. Calculate aBlack Hole was
never % packed or as nesdlul OF fresh
Dir and recess must come to the litigante
with i heavy sigh Of relief. Al d large
number Of witnesses were to be exam
|inse ths court has been in session all
day. Stauffacher was acquitted by the
jury.
Rev. DR.. Carson left for Sioux Falls
after visiting the Normal school this
forenoon. where he conducted the morn
ling exercises. The Doctor lie well
pleased with the school, thinks it ID
working along the right lines. and like
|P~resbyterians generally il an earnest
supporter of higher education. Though
HE y Interested Ia the success Of two Of
|his own denominatlonal schools in this
|stake-Scotlapd aceasmy and Pierre
|nniversity yes h-pdeprecatss very much
he splrit and parsimony that would
eiose UP our higher public i~nstitutione of
learning
Sioux Falls Press, 90; The reoent me-
mature publication of the fndof 4 NAM
moth within the city limits has revived
ehe interest il The protect az the 6ioux
|E'alls Aatiquarian poeiety. The planssof
the sooiekxsat tlaia fiFne. though in i lara
aense dapsndingp pQa fatnrs contingent
|cies, is % secnrs,a generalization a the
public library tho Drake collection of
ossils and other natural history aperi-
mems md several other local collections