The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-28
THE CITY.

last egpning.
weather report today: Fair and cold
wave tonight and Friday.
/ Col. Murray returned from attending
ko legal matters at Howard.
Special Communication of Evergreen
aoazs No. II a. II. and A. n. this even
ing.
IA. Mcdonald and wife of Alcester, o.
ID, arrived on the morning train on 81
visit 10 his parents and brothers.
ii q. w. Shirley was q passenger for
Pierre last evening 10 spend q few days
at the capital with her husband.
The dime social at the p~arlors Of the
Presbyterian church tomorrow evening
promises some good attractions. Be-
sides charades and other edifying pas
times the following musical and literary
will be rendered: Duet, Susie
LaBrec and Jessie Jones; colo, Miss
Pearl Willsey; select reading, Miss Mer-
riner; solo, Mrs. VIM. Rowland; trio,
Mesdames j. /. HubbelI, N. N. Stott and
Miss Lixzie Dawson; reading, Miss Ida
Jones; colo, Warren Tolles; recitation,
Hiss Gleason.
Program for mothers meeting Friday,
March 1, DC D o'clock at the Baptist
church: Opening devotions; select
reading, Mrs.. Golf; paper. Truthfulness,
Mrs. s.. nj. jerks; Hsw shall We teach
children To be truthful? lessons from ex-
perienced mothers; Truth, q bible read
ing, Mrs. Blackusan; questions and inn
promptu suggestions. The regular lit
eratnre COLLECTION Nc the meeting win be
nsed for the purchase OF Miss Willard's
book, Al Great Mother.
Duluth, Mimi, dispatch, %: r. A.
DaneyiIle, received ! telegram today
from George r. Dsneville, q farmer near
Yankton, s. p, reporting the birth OF
tripIets. Mr.. and hrs. George Dane
vile have now twenty-seven children,
although Mrs. Daneville is not yet 80
years old. She 10 q Norwegian, her hus-
band ID q noosier. All the children were
born ia frplsts, the oldest lot being
under ID years old. All are boys but
three, one Get Of the triplets being girls,
md they are all sturdy and healthy.
a contemporary thus outlines the OBJ
'ligations devolving upon those who
would properly observe Lent: /. FREE
quent private prayer and study Of Gods
holy word. z. Al regular attendance 81
the services Of the church, and reception
/, OF the Holy Communion. :. Systemat-
ic Christian work undertaken TO mani
fest faith and love for Christ. which will
demand q sacrifice OF time, Of pleasure
and of money. a Watchfulness over
self Id the regulation Of the bodily de-
sirss and theause Of tho tongue. !. An
earnest effort TO overcome at least one
bad habit or beeetting sin. 8. A refus-
al Of all social entertainments and pleas
ures.
Fhe ladies' III the Presbyterian church,
iii order to be abreast or the times, have
secured the exclusive control OF THE
DArrsY L1EAnER for one issue and will
undertnke to entertain the public with
lnews and editorial matter, moral and POI
itical, advertisements and locals, ell IN
the highest style of journalistic arts All
the work, except the mechanical part
will be done entirely ny the ladies them
selves, lhey will irresponsible Tor chs
paper, and they will receive the proceedf
sof the issue for that day. II will prob
ably appear about the 10Th of March 81
soon thereafter, and the general public
may hold itself III readiness to be quizzed
and enlightened BY these Iedies az only
LADIES' can quiz and interest.
The ladies' 81 Rebekah lodge No. 2. 7
O. 6. III. viii give ! Heart social a. theii
hall tomorrow evenings March 4 81
which the following program Will b. rem,
.dered: Music, Miss Tllener. Messrs. Wooe
and Tierney; recitation, Mabel Lee; song
Misses Bridges and Farnham; clnl
swinging, Freddie Preston, nnusical -
compartment BY III Jessie Walksr
cong, Bflly Grimes, the Rover; recitation
MI. Costlow; sonR. Bert Stewart ane
Frank Blako; recitation, Lila Elwell
song, Misses Maud ind Cora Matheny
music by tbs 18th Regiment band, Up
q d the oonclnsion q tbs program suppAl
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