The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-02
THE CITY.
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TOT the u0FLns
Regular meeting Evergreen lodge, A.
r. and A. ~, this evening.
Mrs. Alex Cameron and Mrs. w. a.
Mackay returned ON the evening train.
Bradley Ialobs: Mrs. Minthorn lie via
iting at Madison, 8. ., during the holt
days.
Weather report today: Fair and
colder tonight. Thursday fair and
- Verne Shaw entertained q dozen
eoup.es OF young people at his home last
evening.
u. Leslie Thompson, bank receiver,
and ]. wv. Dawson, returned TO Madison
last evening.
III jobs HOlston, foreman of the round
house, went to Minneapolis thin evening
on i shcrt vacation.
The soriable at the residences OF Rev.
and Mre. Cleveland last evening by the
Episcopai people, proved 70 be quite d
successful affair and enjoyable ID many
respects.
Miss Harriet Bassett, teacher in AL
Saints school, Sioux Falls, who has been
spending d few days of her vacation
With Prof. n. b. McClenon's family, re-
turned home to-day.
Al letter to Miss Mary Fits from
friends Id the east, states that Lewis
Keene. well known to many in this city
and father OF 4. I'll. Keene, al one time
cashier of the First National bank here,
died at Maiden, Mass. December "a,
aged 81 years.
Grinager Bros. will ere long move their
stock into the store room lately occupied
by the Dakota Book and Stationery Co.
Or Dan viii move bis rooms lately oc.
cnpied BY DR.. Ia n. Nannestadt, and
Geo. X. Farmer will complete the cir
cult Of changes by moving into the
oons o occupied by DR.. DUFF.
Al handsome monument consigned to
Mrs. Henry Mead, agent for the Sioux
Falls marble works, was yesterday erect
cd over the grave oil the late Luke Wee
eel, in Madison cemetery. Mrs. Mead is
quite a sccsssfnl canvasser for the Sioux
Falls compapy and has secured the
placing OF quite 4 number OF tombstones
In cemeteries in this places and vicinity.
hrs. Gossags, served d lap luncheon
OF coffee. sandwich and cake, choice
enough for . royal feast. The hilarity
and cordiaiity with which 10 was par
taken ~betokened a brotherly kind
ness that will be long remembered
and much TO the credit or the Modern
Woodmen. This is becoming one OF the
most popular orders in the city, having
just rounded its hundredth member and
il 10 safe to predict that at its present
rate OF increase it will number 200 mem
beers INSIDE OF Q year.
Mitchell Mail, ri: Our exuberant
friend, Il. NJ. O'Brlsn, secretary or the
late drum maiorsof the South Dakota
democracy, wanted 20 be receiver OF ths
late CiLizens National bank ut Madison
He made n hard chase for the appoint
ment and ought TO have got ii. But hls
principal hacker was Kernal Kottentail
Law.er, the Mitchell Lr odoo; and that
tixedit, The Mails coincidence On the
yule tide season, TO Mr.. II. M.O.Brien CT
Yankton.
One week from today the Legislature or
South Dakota meets In biennial session.
Like congress with the nation, il will
keep The people or the STATEN cold chills
until IL adionrns sixty days later. One
Oh rural representatives TO the body
has been in d cold sweat for some time
over the tact that the railroad companies
mad NOT sent him passes, but last Friday
his mind was greatly relieved when the
coveted piece of pasteboard arrived He
now breathes easier and will repair to
Pierre next week fully determined to
make these giant corporations submit to
the most sexacting regulations.
Deadwood Times. ~: Rev. Clough on
Christmas day received . telegram from
Captain Megrew, commandment at So
diers' home, Hot Springs, stating that
Mrs. Megfew had suffered aS relapse and
with hardly q possibility of herrecovery,
OF, indeed. living "a hours, The rever-
end gentleman left BY the 4 y M. Elk
horn for the Springs. The report reach
cd here yesterday that the lady was
resting easy. On Tuesday morning 90
internal abcsss broke and II Is hoped
that recovery may speedily occur, The
sickpess has been very protracted and
veryfsevers taxing medical skill and care
g tho utmost, But during ii NIL the