The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-06-12
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREylrIEA.

LOCAL BREv L H Re.
Carl Corner was an arrival on the eve
ming train.
J Fl. Stahl left on the noon train for
Sioux Falls.
M. E. Collins druggist of Dell Rapids
is in the city.
The three golden links Of life, wife
child and Dwight's -four.
Weather report: Fair and warmer to-
night; Thursday variable winds.
Mrs. Emma p. Myers spent today in
the city waiting for a train to Lake
Preston.
A marriage license was today issued to
Dan Gillis and Mary NJ. Wetherell, both
Of Badus.
Erine Farmer Of Spring Valley, MIMI,
arrived on a visit to his brother, Geo.
r. Farmer.
Mrs. Alex. Mckay, of DEBORAH, Iowa,
arrived last evening on a visit to her
brother, Postmaster Tobin.
Huronite: Madison sells $4,000 Of
five per cent bonds at a premium. No
flies on the credit of Madison.
r. 8. Person who has been doing faith
full service on the board of trustees re-
turned to Howard this evening.
b Rev. o. A. Berge who has been visit
Martin johnson and other friends in this
vicinity, returned to Inwood, Ia.
T. Appleby drove over from Parker
yesterday to be present at the gradua.
ton Of his daughter Nellie today.
Preaching services will be held in the
Presbyterian church Thursday and Fri
day of this week, Rev. DR.. Wolff preach
ing.
Rev. G. E. Hager of Vermillion arrives
this evening and will ~oficiate at the
Jenkins-Whalen wedding tomorrow at
8 Jam
]. F. Burns, Of Be~resford, attended
commencement exercises. His sister,
Miss Hattie A. Burns graduated in this
class.
Next Friday night the lads and lassies
of Badus will trip the light fantastic toe
to the inspiring strains Of the Badus
orchestra.
Fred Willard a former student here
and bride, nee Nettie Smith, arrived
\ from Lakefield, Mimi, where they were
carried today.
Jessie Beardsley and Mile Smith'
daughter OF Mrs. w. A. Mackay, re-
turned from the Deaf Mute school at
Sioux Falls, for their vacation.
Mrs. j. W.. Dawson was gladdened by
the arrival OF her parents, Mrs. and Mrs
l.. F. Lombard OF Chattield, Mimi, and
a cousin, Lillian Grover, Of Boston.
Miss Hattie Billings has suffered a
complete collapse from nervous exhaust
ion and is in a very precarious condition,
physically. Absolute rest and quiet is
enjoined.
The class exercises at the opera house
drew a large crowd last night and being
light created not a little merriment
where they could be heard. This added
to the r~estlessness of those who could
not hear made confusion twice con.
founded and not the ~pleasantest kind Of
an entertainment.
The Normal school alumni banque,
will be held this evening in the Normal
building at 8 o'clock. The program will
be short but spicy consisting Of an ad.
dress by Prof. Golf, an instrumental sole
by Blanche McCallister, vocal solo by
Mrs. W.. H. Dempster, recitation by
Nuna Shannon and a vocal duet by
Warren Tolles and Kittie Wheeler.
\ The Normal school board of trustees
= adjourned today after looking over the
accounts Of the institution, the work
and needs of the school and deciding
upon teachers. ALI the present faculty
will he retained, except Miss Whaler
who resigns and the board has recon.
mended in her stead Miss Rawlins oil
Valley Springs. who is a very accom-
plished lady and has the highest record
OF her class for scholarship both a,
Evanston and Chicago. 1t is under
stood Miss Rawlins will accept.
New potatoes at the City Grocery.
H. J. MUNRO.
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