The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-02-22
THE CITY.
& LBREVRTlEA.

J. w. Dawson took the moring train
for Flandreau.
Mrs. W. w. James is suffering an at
tack OF nervous prostration.
The little daughter OF Edwin Hart is
threatened with membraneous Group.
DIR. \. f. G ough was a returning pas
senger on the morning train from WUon-
socket whether he went to perform q
surgical operation.
Regular teachers public examination
for county certificates will be held at
County Superintendent Wright's office
in the court house, Friday, .larch >, 1894.
The ladies OF the Eastern Star, who
served refreshments for the Masonic
festival and ball last evening, were pre-
sented with several beautiful boquets
for table decoration by Mr.. Seminars,
proprietor Of the Sioux Falls hot house.
The compliment was greatly appreciated
by the ladies.
Malcolm Clark Was at the festival and
ball last evening, on crutches, and while
he did not engage in the dizzy waltz, he
enjoyed life. While entertaining DR..
Pettigrew Of Flandreau, remarks were
passed on the excellence OF the music,
when Malcolm inquired, "Doctor, do you
enjoy mus,c?' ''Oh, yes" replied the
Doctor, Il always carry a band on my
hat"
A large congregation met in the Pres
byterlan church last evening at the Nor
wegian Luthern conference to hear the
Rev. Mr.. Skaeret, of Flandrau. deliver
n most stirring address. In addition to
regular preaching services the confer
ence delves into discussions or methods
OF church work and a general participa-
ton OF those IN the audience takes place.
The meetings are said to be very profit
able and draw a large attendance at all
sessions OF the conferences, day or even
ing.
The Elmendorf orchestra and other
visitors 70 our atty last evening departed
for their homes this morning. OF those
from other cities Of the state, many OF
whom attended the Masonic ball. we
noticed Geo. 4. Pettlgrew, $. Russell,
Jno. M. Baronett. f. q. White of Elan
dreau; ID. A. McGilllvray and wife and
g.. &. COrliss and wife, of Ramona; HI.
Munro and +. G.. Rice, Winfred; O. +.
Kendall, L. H. Radcliffe, John johnson,
Howard; $. G. Jones. Mitchell: G.. $.
Hutchinson, j. ID. McNair, Huron; J. T.
Cushman, WATERFOWL.
Died, IN Concord township, Lake
county. South Dakota, Thursday,
February ~, 1894, at 12::3O a. m, Julia
Arnold, wife of Joseph Pulford, aged 40
years, after an illness of two days. from
heart disease. Mr.. and Mrs. Pulford
came to Lake county fourteen years ago
from Fillmore county. MIMI, where they
were married twenty five years ago last
November. Eleven children survive the
'teceased mother, three OF whom. son and
two daughters, are married, the remain
'N'' '"' So''ser' u "iOiI, u l'ttle girl,
aged months, are at home. Mr.. Pull
ford is one of the successful farmers Of
his nelghborhood, and with his wife had
planned to build and provide a more
comfortable home neXt summer, but
death interviewed JUS as they we're get
ting ready to live. The bereaved hus-
band feels his loss keenl,, and will have
the sympathy of a large circle of friends
and acquaintance. The funeral will
take place from the family residence
Saturday at 10 a. M, Rev. j. Y. Ewart
officiating. The remains will be buried
in Madison cemetery.