The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-07-31
THE CITY.
LOCAL DREvIrIRS.

Martin johnson went TO Howard and
returned on his wheel to-day.
W. r. Smythe is enjoying a visit from
his parents from Woonsocket.
S. E. Baldwin sells, the celebrated
Dwight's Flour, made at Graceville.
A. Perry who has been in town a
couple Of days, returned to Montrose
this afternoon.
J.C. Davis, who has had charge Of the
McGilIivray stock in the city, returned
to his home at Vermillion.
Will Fisher, late clerk of the Grand
View, was a passenger for Sioux City
where he will probably engage in bust
ness.
Weather report: Fair tonight with
warmer 10 extreme eastern portion.
Thursday probably showers, southerly
winds.
John Slater has packed and shipped
this afternoon to Lake Preston the stock
purchased by him yesterday at the auc.
ton sale.
Mitchell Republican, q: Father Ma
her has returned from a visit to his old
home N Philadelphia and feels greatly
r~ecupersted by a visit to the scenes Of
his boyhood days"
Mrs. Mckay, sister Of Postmaster
Robin, who has been visiting here for a
Abnth past, returned home to DEBORAH,
Iowa, to-day. She was accompanied
east by Mesdames Tobin, Lannon and
Walden, who returned on the evening
passenger.
E. Kramer, since going to Chicago,
has met Jacob Kundert whom he finds
doing we'll physically. He has also run
across Thos. Carey and Dan Bowden,
Who are in business together near there,
aid will now come back to Madison
me.
he noteworthy absence of dogs on
ourstreets these Gays is the result Of
desetion.. Four weeks ago the four
valuble bounds of w. E. Daniels struck
out ortheast through the county and
have ,ot been heard Of since. Docs
train 3 not as long as it used to be
when ,e drove out in state.
~Hppplication Of s. T. Davol, through
Geo. r. Farmer, attorney. Judge Will
Hanson of the probate court has ap-
rsinted q. L. McCalllster guardian for
Re. Amelia Weidman who owns prop
Irty in Miner and Sanborn counties, but
lie at present q resident OF this county,
Clerk Preston recorded the documents
bo-day.
Mrs. Heist and daughter Ada, accom-.
panied by Mrs. G. H. Wood and dsugh-
Ger, La Pearl, returned from Howard
this morning where Miss Ada had q very
good house last evening. She and her
mother continued on their way to their
,ome in Iowa, though they had become
.ttached to Madison and we're 10th to
,art from it.
Rev. A. z. McGogney, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Huron has &C.
epted the call Of the First Presbyterian
hurch, Lemars, Iowa, and will close his
York at Huron September l. Mr.. Nc.
iogney is one Of the leading divines in
he Central Dakota Presbytery and we'll
nown in Madison. His departure from
he state 10 much regretted.
Mrs. Lena Williams and three chill
rem left to-day for Union Center, Iowa,
or former home. She was assisted by
IL county. Mrs. Williams is q respect
M ble, industrious woman, deserted by q
orthless husband, and has worked
ard to support herself aud children.
he is deserving Of all the sympathy
I'd assistance she mas received.
the meeting Of the Central Dakota
,Zsbytery at Huron last week the form.
call OF the Madison Presbyterian
lurch to Rev. A. T. Wolf, d. D.. was
.vorably acted upon and the date of
stallation set for the first Tuesday in
sptember when the Rev. DR.. Carson,
ev. A. z. McGogney and Rev. w. J.
i'll will be present to conduct the in
~allation services.
Rev. N. 8. Bradley, writing home to
itchell friends under date of July "a,
pm the Spirit Lake C~hautauqua, says:
We have just com from hearing the
sest fiddle player on earth. He lie a
and old man and he gave one of the
W first-class entertainments given
re. Bishop Fowler was the one high
ade speaker who appeared. General
1rdon's lecture vas OF . character to
much good. He, however, 10 not an
stor. That article does not appear on
cry program, - it isNa plant OF rare