The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-06-24
THE CITY.
G ~BREVIrIEs.

AAS~A
Mrs. John Walden went to Aberdeen
this evening.
o. o. Murray went to Sioux Falls on
legcl business.
D. E. Stoddard has let the contract
tor repainting his house.
A. J. Stoel took his departure from
Madison today going to Sioux Falls for
the present.
Weather report: Local thunder
showers tonight. Tuesday cooler and
southwesterly winds.
Ladies OF the Eastern Star are request
ed to meet tomorrow evening at the
rooms of Mrs. Gilmore.
Henry Jones returned the last of the
week from a visit to his daughter, Mrs.
e. N. Joy, Of Elk Point.
Andrew Foxen was a passenger for
Dell Rapids where he has secured a posi-
ton in Parker's drug store.
Ed. Kinney, clerk in the Lake Park
went to Albert Lea, Mimi, today to as
sumo q clerkship In the Hall house.
Belle Arneston arrived from Sioux
Falls on q visit to the family Of A. E.
Fuller and other friends in this city.
Artesian Advocate, 81: Miss Minnie
Booher of Madison, spent a day visiting
her school-mate A. E. Witzel the past
week.
1t is reported three of the horses OF
the campers at Lake Herman were kill
ed in the pasture Saturday evening by
lightning.
Mrs. Ed. Gregory was severely shock.
ed by an electrical discharge Saturday
evening, which left her arm and shoulder
d a black condition.
A portion Of the foot Of the little
daughter Of Pat Lynch injured some
time ago in the round house turn-table,
had to be amputated.
Mrs. VIM. Hewlett went to visit
friends at Woonsocket while her hus-'
band and son will take stock from
Artesian to Sioux City.
Clerk of Courts Preston this evening
issued a marriage license to Ollie 8. Tay-
lor of Sioux Falls and MISS Ellen Vien-
ma Murphy Of this city. The marriage
will take place at the st. Thomas church
tomorrow.
John Mulvihill Of Ramona, came down
this afternoon with two young wolves
which dropped into an old we'll on his
place. He will present them to the
county auditor with a view Of securing
the bounty.
Otto Schafer and his younger brother
Oscar, arrived last evening On their
wheels from Muscoda, Wis. They report
the corn crop farther advanced in Wis
oonsin that here but all other crops in
this vicinity excel those in Wisconsin.
John O'Brien, the old car repairer, who
worked here for the Milwaukee COM
pany until he received a paralytic stroke
two and a-half years ago, resumed his
former position to-day. P. NJ. Hughes,
the temporary car repairer, awaits the
orders OF the company.
The young people Of the Presbyterian
church will hold a lawn social at the
residence Of Mrs. NJ. j. McGil.
livray, next Friday evening at which ice
cream and cake will be served and a
good musical program rendered. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Advent camp meeting on Lake Her
man broke up today and the outgoing
trains we're loaded with campers and
baggage. The attendance at camp
meeting has been about two-thirds OF
last year but q very successful meeting
has been held. About eighty were bap-
tized yesterday.
Sioux Falls Press, %: Senator James
H.. Kyle arrived in the city by the
Omaha train and kept to his room at the
Merchants all the evening. The pur-
pose OF his visit no doubt ia to hear Jerry
Simpson speak and also to take part in
the alliance meetings GU the 25th and
18th inst, in this city.
Conductor Harry Culver of the Lake
Superior division Of the C. NJ. & st. p.
road ard wife who have been visiting
A. H. Marsland and wife for ten days
returned to their home at Green Bay,
Wis. Mr.. Culver was more than sur
prised with our magnificent country and
prospects in Lake county.
This evening the Good Templar
brothers" give the program under the
leadership Of Clyde Bellknap, and next
week the sisters will try to excel them
with Edna Scott as leader. The penalty