The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-09

wife, y. .. Benson and wife, DeSmet;
B. + Traxler. j. q. Avery, Chicago; g.
81. Taylor, 8. Clarke, CT. Clarke, Yank.
ton; III. j. Partridge and wife, II. Whit
ing, Tracy, Mimi: L. Al. Aldrieh and
wife, r. II. Lyman, Canova; DIR. q. w.
Fish, Redtield; r. s. Persons, Fl. s.
Bronson. Howard; W. A. Simpson and
wife, Mrs. Crabtree, j. E. Peart and wife,
Flandreau.
LAYMEN's CONGRESS.
The w. CT. u. school OF q ethods and
Laymen's congre 8 we're united this
morning in order TO discuss some prao-
tical questions and q large meeting was
secured. The fret business was the
election OF officers Of the congress Tor the
ensning year which resulted in the
choice OF Hon. r. b. Hassell, president,
r. +. Kratz, secretary; executive COM
mittee, Prof. G. III. Young, Mrs. r. B.
Hager, Col. Kent.
UNION FOR PRACTICAL PROGRESS
was treated by Henry :.Neill IN . short
address setting forth the needs for the
existence of such an organization, the
aemedy IL proposes for the national
sroubles OF the day and the methods by
which carried forward. More light on
difficult problems, a closer fellowship
and better understanding OF the inter.
ests of each between contending classes,
and q system OF unions or leagues 70 dis
sCues these problems open to all classes.
Mrs. Cranmer heartily endorsed the
suggestions made and thought they
could be utilized 10 the w. c. r. u.
unions. Mi. Hassell was also heartily 10
favor OF doing an educational work in
this line and thought it would be pro-
ductivs OF the best results.
The saloon problem was then taken up
and DR.. Eaton advocated municipal
leagues for securing the election OF good
officers as better than citizens leagues
co secure enforcement themselves.
iMPERsoEAToR
Ed. p. Elliott gave a most enjoyable
hour Of readings from Riley, Shakes
peare and other poets. in bis rich repre-,
sensations OF character, facial expires.
sion and voice. and. Is a whole theater
troupe III himself.
NOTES.
Dr. E Il. Eaton on the "Witch OF
Endor" tonight.
An i~nsufferably hot day. 1t is popu
list day.
The excursion trains brought in quite
q number OF strange faces.
Nine young men bicyclists OF Siou,
Falls, rode up to the Cautauqua grounds
Saturday afternoon.
rrof. r.. B. McClenon departed toda!
Tor Sioux Falls where he engages teach
ling a four weeks summer school.
Rev. w. II. Vance's sermon last ever
ing on .Faish, Hope and Charity was
scholarly production and we'll received
MIS-. Cranmer announced in the Lay
mems congress this morning that IL an,
man OF woman In Minnshaha count,
would make the complaint against til
Sioux Falls brewery, she would secur
the Injunction to, close it up and th
money to fight it. Here is q chance TO
some onesto die for his country.
THR DArLY LEADER reporter fare
well yesterday. He took his dinner q
the Dining asall. The bill Of fare was Q
great variety OF meats, side dishes az,
d~elicacies cooked to the queens tast
under the eye Of Mrs. Kimball and ser,
ed promptly by the prettiest lot OF girl
on the grounds. Mrs. Myers manage
ment OF that hall is perfect. In tn
short time it took your reporter to fl
his diminutive stomach the house fe
30 others.
An officer OF the association remarke
yesterday after coming out OF the dinin
room az the Grand View that it ha
taken him just q hour and thirt
minutessto get his dinner after he wen
10. .Well,' remarked another boarde
s.you Jared better than /. 1t took N
one hour and forty minutes" Thi
however, Is not TO be charged up to il
capacity on Landlord Bells part. II
supplies plenty of walters and help, bt
the kitchen in simply too small for the
to operate ia at once, hence the della
! Lost. 10 Madison, Sunday, a roll
bank bills. Finder please leave at th
Office and claim reward.