The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-01

edifying, the excellent sermon by the
Bishop, the inspiring music OF the choir,
and the impressive continuation cere-
monies, all combining to make the hour
Of worship pleasant and ~elevating.
Communion services at the Presbyter-
ian church we're observed yesterday by a
large attendance and solemn participa-
ton. Thirteen new members were pub
licly received, nine Of whom were on pro-
fession OF their faith, four receiving the
ordinance Of Baptism. These are large
~ the result. OF the svsngelistic services
conducted by Rev. DR.. Wolff the past
week and it was announced that the SER
vices would be conducted every night
this week except Saturday. Services
begin promptly at 7:45. Everybody
come.
The Racine, Wis.,, Journal Of recent
date makes the following pleasant ref
erence to two young ladies', well known
to Madison citizens and Chautauqua
goers: "During the evening the Misses
Cooper and Meinhardt, of Burlington,
played q number of violin duets. The
ladies are pretty, graceful and musicians
OF rare merit and display all Of the at
tributes Of musical study. Bowling, tone
and lingering were as perfect as is posi-
BILE to attain. The solo by Miss Cooper
was a beautiful and grand effort and the
encore highly deserved. After the en-
tertainment Miss Kidder and the Misses
Cooper and Meinhardt were rendered a
reception at the handsome home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Schroeder on Lake avenue
Delicate refreshments were served and
some thirty or forty were present. Ra-
cine hopes again to be favored with SO
excellent an entertainment"
Aberdeen dispatch, @: Prof. A. H.
Wheaton, Of the state agricultural COL
lege, was interviewed upon tho situation
Of the dairy interests in the state, and
stated that to his certain knowledge at
least 40 creamerles would be ready to
open for business with the appearance
of new grass, which, from present indi-
cations, will not be very long. He has
been very busy the past winter, having
addressed several hundred meetings up
on the question, frequently talking three
and four times a day. People were
never more interested upon this subject.
Oaly a few days & he found himself
confronted with seven demands for his
presence on a single day, and he gave
this as an illustration Of the way his
time was occupied. MI. Wheaton has
also been q careful observer Of the mar
kets of the world on the dairy interests,
and said that in his opinion good cream
cry butter would always demand 20
cents and upwards per pound, while the
dairy article was a drug on the market
President Williamson has received
further notices of talent engaged for the
coming Chautauqua. Bishop Vincent,
who was booked for the program, will
uOt 10 uoIc, lilo OuEO0u uiohiuB tuo al
rangement having made a mistake in
giving the Bishop any appointment in
the north. But a more brilliant speaker
has been obtained as a substitute-Bish
op Fowler-who will be here on the 18th
Of July. Sam Jones will be here July
IL, and Gen. j. B. Gordon, July 10. These
are all as big guns as a be procured in
the United States ind their presence
here 80 far as human possibility can
guarantee has been arranged for. Others
of fame in the Chautauqua field who
will be here without fail are Prof. Cum
mock, the elocutionist, J. 8. Burdette
and A. w. La Mar, the wonderful south
ern preacher. And yet these are only a
few of the attractions that will appear
when the program is complete. A rich
feast is in store for Chautauqua goers
this year.