The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-06-20
THE CITY.


l am an early riser and very spongy
Dwight's -four.
~. D. Smith and family returned from
a tour in Iowa.
miss Edna Beck was a morning pas
esnger for Wentworth.
MFRS. Quivey and child, OF Whitewater,
Wis, arrived on q visit t her sister, Mrs.
w. H. Dempster.
Weather report: Showers tonight;
Friday showers, cooler, southeast shift
ing northerly, winds.
Rev. DR.. Wolff and Elder John Gill
christ drove to Brookings yesterday re-
turning this forenoon.
kMiss Katie Foster. a school teacher OF
Kingsbury county, arrived on the morn
ing train to visit in the family Of j. E.
Bell.
The arrivals by trains this week for
the Advent camp meeting on Lake Her.
man have been numerous and the at
tendance at the lake is large and earn.
est.
e~John Munkon is distributing to his
friends in the city q unique but most
convenient blotter, q gift Of a large ship
ment Of which he has received from a
friendin the east.
Receiver Thompson and family of
Sioux Falls have taken up their resi-.
dence in j. A. Trow's house in this city
while the latter and family have moved
to Sioux Falls and taken up their home
in Mr.. T~houpson's house.
4 Mrs. J. B. jerks and children-Graci.
and Harris-departed for Fulda where
they will visit a week then go on to
Alden, N,nn., and spend a week or two
with the father, whence they will go to
Mrs. jerks old home at Cresco, Iowa,
and spend the summer.
A serious accident befell little Archie,
the seven-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. b. johnson of Lakeview, this after.
oon The Wentworth schools were
having a picnic and he with q number OF
other children went romping down the
aisle of the assembly auditorium when
he fell down and struck his forehead on
the corner OF a bench, cutting a deep
J fash ove the BYE. He was brought To
the city, put under c%bloroform, and the
cut sewed up.
1.-THE DAILY LEADER is indebted to
Miss Jane E. Quigg, a former Normal
school student Of this place, for a copy
Of the Women's edition of the Lake
Geneva, Wis.,, Herald, a mammoth and
elegant paper OF 80 pages, printed on
book paper, finely illustrated with views
Of this most picturesque water resort,
and also the city. The descriptive and
other articles, one of which Miss Quigg
contributes, are models of composition
and the paper is a p~raiseworthy work of
art.
IA large share Of the population OF
Madison witnessed the ball game this
afternoon between tho Giants" and the
"Pugilists," the former consisting Of AL
vim Koehler, Ivan Hubbell, Sid Lee,
VIM. Rowland, Bert Goodspeed, VIM.
Fintzel, j. Stewart, Geo. Judd and Mar.
tin johnson; the latter Cliff Bingham,
P Shea, Bert H~oldridge, John Walsh,
Frank Ginder, T. Blisl John Mcdonald,
VIM. Rae and Ned Hill. At the close of
the third inning the sides were a tie on
10, some ~goose-eggs having been made.
The game is affording unlimited fun for
the onlookere.
Pierre dispatch, 10: Judge Gaffy will
preach Pierre Saturday morning, and q
tspecial term Of court will be held Satur-
day, in which w. w. Taylor will plead
guilty and receive his sentence. He will
leave here for the penitentiary on Mon
day mornings train. Taylor is pleased
with the arrangement, and says he only
wishes it were ooner. He is taking life
easy, enjoying himself at the Lookup
sanitarium, and remarked that If he had
the opportunity to take the baths he
could reduce his averdupoise consider
ably, but that he won't get the chance
for some time to come.
For rent-Rooms for residence pur-
aoses over Frank Smiths drug store. !,
The Matchless screen for windows is
something unique, cheap, safe and dur
able. At G. L. Colman's lumber yard.
WA. RAE, Agent.
A Valuable Find.
After years OF studyand labor, there
has ct last been discovered q sure and
never failing remedy. II has been test.
ed on patients, who have despaired OF
ever being cured, the results have been,
i every case, wonderful. Groff's Rheu.