The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-09
THE CITY.
LOCAL ~mREvHTHRs.

Il
Prof. McClenon returned from Dell
Rapids.
Il Cen. Beadle Is laid up With an attack
OF 10 grippe.
Al four-year-old child OF Frank Butts,
OF Ramona, il very in with lung fever.
Rev. W.. Cleveland went to Howard
10 conduct religious services tomorrow
Al Miss Emma Orion of Wentworth,
spent the night in the city with friends.
weather report today: Fair and
oolder tonight. Sunday fair and con-
tinued cold.
Robert Schriner i down with Q fever.
His father, III. b. Schriner, arrived this
evening from Chandler, Mimi.
A new time table goes into effect on
the Milwaukee lines tomorrow. but there
is NO change in time OF trains on ibis
division.
I J. 4. SchutS was q morning passenger
for Blue Earth City, TO spend Sunday
with his. brother.in-law, !. r.. Nannestadt,
formerly OF this place.
Editor Tomlinson OF the Argns-Leader
who 10. reporting the Legislature his
winter. accompanied the Legislators home
10 Sioux Falls this morning.
%. Il. Farnham, Commander: There
is important business TO come mp az the
fweoular meeting OF Gen. Shields Post
Monday evening. AL comrades are re-
quested TO be present il possible.
Arrivals ON the train from the north
today were J.. III. Williamson, j. l.. Jones,
Frank Malloy, j. A. johnson, Henry
Cuisine and o delegation OF Minnehaha
county legislators, all from Pierre, ~
lBanivas4 seus EamonaTa and J. g. smith
from Lake-presseH.
The Valentine social at the parlcrs q
the Presbyterian church last evening
was largely patroDized and apparently
thoroughly enjoyed in q social way. The
valentines were unique and tasty ant
furnished d pretty souvenir for each ont
present. The receipts OF the evening
were between ten and eleven dollars.
Howard Press, 8: In spite OF the cold
ness Or the weather, Rev. v. }. Clevs
land drove over from Madison last Sun
day evening and preached On exoelien
ermo TO his congregation. Ia J. Cor
coran was In town Friday and Saturda,
of last week and completed arrange
ments FOR establishing q Campof Moder1
Woodmen. The camp starts out unde
very favorable prospects, with o charte
membership Of between ten and tiftee
members.
Frank Malloy who returned fror
Pierre this morning reports that there
d good prospect OF the bill providing e
townships securing seed grain for th
farmers becoming q law. Il has alread
been favorably acted upon by . nous
and Mr.. Malloy thinks IL ID sure TO pai
the other. On bis return Mr.. Mailo
was accompanied by Geo. Francis, pr
prietor or the Northwestern hotel, Pierr
VINO Will look ON0T bu0 NAuut5oh AoA1
here with q view 70 securing contr'
Of il.
In the case Of Jerry Hurley vs.. n. !.
Fox alleging that the t~latter .'unlawful
took'' from the former certain liquor
bottles, etc. and did thereafter ''mali
iously n~egligently or carelessly' perm
them to be frozen or injured. a motto
to knock out the complaint was argn'
today before Justice Holdridge, whi'
resulted Id striking out that part OF u
complaint alleging damage 70 the goo
by retaining that portion which alleg
the s.unlawfuIs taking. The furth
trial or the case was postponed until
week from next Monday. a. Frizze
~ ESQ, appeared for the plaintiff and Q.
n Murray for the the defendant.
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