The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-31

three Columns 10 A. synopsis ~ 10ks N4NA
rays able argument before Judge Jones
in the contested warehouse site case at
Ramona.
Mrs. Emma Al. Cranmer, president OF
The State IN. q. r. u, viii address the
citizens Of Madison at the opera house
Tomorrow evening. Everybody Is invi-
ted TO come.
Howard Advance, So Madison 10 try
ing to secure the annual encampment OF
the state militia. Hope she will. Ed.
Sylvester and wife, 81 up from Madi-
son, Monday.
IA union meeting OF \. P. s. G. 3. and
and Epworth league societies will be
held ia the Presbyterian church tomor-
row evening. There will be six speakers
from each society and temperance topics
will be the themes.
Three Normal students we're outgoing
passengers this morning, Mary Cameron
north to Pierpont to teach, Fannie
Oulrk to Hollabird to teach and Nellie
Appleby to Parker, To visit. The latter
two went west ON the morning freight.
Colman items In Egan Express, 20:
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Currier and Mrs. O. ].
Stitzel started Wednesday for Vermont.
MIR. Cnrrier has sold his farm south OF
town and will remain in Vermont until
he decides where he will locate. Mrs.
Stitzel goes 20 visit her mother.
r. j. Thomas, the tailor, has occupied
the Brocher building, second door north
OF the Madison house, with his stock Of
clothes for gents clothing. The store
room has been nicely improved and pre-
sents q neat appearance. Mr.. Thomas
advertisement viii appear in Mondays
issue.
Hon. 8. A. Ramsey, Of Wocnsocket,
and Editor Mayhem, OF Letcher, went
through TO Sioux Falls this morning
Mrs. Ramsey and little daughter
stopped OF and will be the guesto OF Mrs
j. X. Ewart for the day joining the hus
band and father on the the return home
Ia the evening.
Al delightful reception, at which re-
freshments were served, was given las
evening by the Normal school class o
'94, to their friends, at the residence o.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. McC sllister. Tbs
older people were ont last night; thit
evening the class will receive their young
friends at the same place.
Six men, II greyhounds, 2 fox-houndi
and one dog started out on a coursinl
meet yesterday afternoon. After con
siderable maneuvering q rabbit wa
sighted and chase given. Our in
formant who was one OF the party say
be never got such a ride in his life ~
Llveryman Klotzbach gave the party OF
that occasion. He made 9 bicyoleo out q
the buggy and only the tops Of the bill
locks were touched Ia their Jehu fight
The rabbit waa finally run into q hole
q hole deeper md more dismal than an,
into which the democratic party ha
fallen, and the conundrum was how b
the cot.on-tail out. Beaman suggested
sitting down, lighting pipes and smoking
it out. but Soper thought o of hi
search warrants or duces tecnm woul'
fetch him better. TO this Beaman re
joined that il legal measures were to b
resorted to nothing short OF q writ OF re
plevin or mandamus would fetch him
DIR. Daniels observed that il professions
means were to be resorted to he coul,
kill him all right with some homeopathic
pills but that would not GUST him on
OF the hole. He knew il he could get
porous plaster ON him il would brinI
him TO the surface. Klotzbach ha'
started to a farmers house a mile ava
for q spade and meanwhile the one lon
dog Of the company had been diggin
away like all possessed. The faithful
scrittur" had just pulled the rabbit on
OF the hole as Klotzbach returned, i
time to bit 1t on the back (Iof the hea
with the spade. A triumphant shou
went up from the assembled compan.
and more enthusiastic THAN ever the
started out for new victories, returnin
late I'm the evening with five measl,
half-starved rabbits.
Lost-An Eastern Star charm; mono