The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-29
THE CITY.
local BREyaTIEs.

colder; warmer to- morrow.
Remember the charity ball at the
opera house this evening, and attend.
Al. Kaufman OF Chicago arrived this
afternoon and 10 the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kramer Of this city.
Many Normal school students returned
on the incoming trains to-day, among
whom we're many 10 faces.
Friends in the city have received q
letter from Mrs. Thos. Carey announcing
the death Of her mother in Kentucky.
The news contained in THE DAILY
LEADER il legitimate and reliable-no
special to the Sentinel" fakeism about
it.
- James Ablard, who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Adolph Schmidt, FOR
o week or more, returned to his home in
Wisconsin I 0 day.
- Supt. Sherrard Of the Sioux Falls Or
phans' home returned this morning
from Arteeian where he had been 10
place O little orphan In q good home.
The Atlanta Constitution says that
1000 tramps, 700 OF them ia one com
pact body, are pushing northward from
Florida, most OF them white men thrown
out Of work by the freeze"
G. A. Tyler was pulled by Policeman
Bingham yesterday under the disorderly
house ordinance and brought before
Justice Holdridge for hearing. The case
has been postponed until tomorrow.
The incoming train from the east this
evening brought Il the city H. III. Keith
and w. G. Boyce or Sioux Falls; Messrs.
Il. @. Leroy, W. s. Crawford and Web
ster, Sioux City; w. D. Amsley, st.
Paul.
IA social will be given at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Schmidt by the
young people OF the Baptist church next
Friday evening, at which each person
win be paid in hard cash n penny for
HE thoughts. Admission, 10 cents.
Come everybody.
The funeral services OF the late Mrs.
HI. E. Powell will take place from the
M. e. church tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock,
Rev. j. p. Jenkins officiating. Her Sis
ter; Mrs. Cunningham, OF Niobrara,
Neb., is expected to arrive this evening
on the freight from the east.
The patrons OF the Electric Light Co.
are informed that the plant will be run
rs usual until it 10 definitely determined
what disposition will be made Of 1T.
Parties are assured OF the above by j..
Leslie Thompson, receiver, representing
d majority or the bondholders.
In the following from the Pittsburg,
Kan, Daily Headlight, OF the sd, Mad
ison people will recognize a former citi-
zen: "E. =. Guerin OF Chicago, repre-
senting Guthmann, Carpenter & Till
ing,wholesale boot and shoe dealers, is in
the city interviewing our merchants to-
day
Agent Larkin informs THE DAILY
LEADER that the Chicago, Milwaukee
and ST. Paul railway company to-day
paid It's March apportionment OF tax Ii
all the counties OF the state amounting
to $4,000. This is five weeks in advance
OF the time when the tax is due and is
done TO aid the state Ia its financial dis
tress. Who says that corporations have
no souls?
fPierre correspondence Sioux Falls
Press, 81: There are in the senate three
Johnsons-Edwin s. OF Douglas, who
has an eye not merely for general legis-
lation but also everything that pertains
TO Douglas and Charles Mix; G. e. John
son, who 10 ably representing McCook
for the second time; and John A. John
son, the Lake county populist. who is
one Of the most careful and attentive
men in the senate.
The Peoria, I Ill., Leader makes the
following pleasing reference to the mar
rage Of Frederick Wetherstine of Her
kimer, N. Y, formerly OF Madison, and
Miss Martha Pearl Simpson Of Peoria In
thus speaking of the bride: 1.-THE bride,
who Is naturally abeautiful lady. 4 bru-
netbe with winning ways and manners,
was handsomely attired in o gown OF
cream-colored Lansdown with rich pearl
t~rimmings and ribbons, She carried !
bouquet OF bride roses Referring u
the happy couple the paper says: 'Both
have many friends In this city. Espec.
tally 90 has the bride who Il justly popu
lar and accomplished. She came 70 this