The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-26
THE CITY.
Local nREVlTlEs.

As AoAA
this evening.
fMrs. Goyette, daughter OF B. Melon,
returned to Lacrosse.
E. II. Hill Of Huron is in the city Wis
ting his mother and other friends.
Weather report: Fair and warmer To-
night. Wednesday fair and slightly
colder by evening.
H. b. Schriner came up from Chand-
Ter last evening. He has closed up his
grain warehouse there.
State Oil Inspector Stafford vas in the
city a short time between trains today
en- route to Sioux Falls.
w. w. James, who came up Saturday,
returned to Sioux City today, accom-
plnied by N. G. Bullock.
Mre. j. J. Fitzgerald returned from
jasper, M,nn., where she left her
brother-in.law quite improved.
Roy Seaton retakes possession OF the
livery barn on Main street, Verne by.
kins retiring 70 the farm again.
MA. P. Harling received last evening by
Cypress a bicycle OF finest grade and will
subsequently now have q OF the finest
&ounts in the city.
w. r. Smythe's map drawing has been
suspended since the. arrival yesterday
morning Of a new boy at his house. w. Il.
will have him located Don
The ladies' who are reading or desire
20 read "A Great Mother" will meet
with Mrs. j. I. Hubbell Wednesday af-
ternoon from three to five o'clock.
J. M. Preston, secretary: The regular
meeting OF Cyrus Chapter, p. A. M,
this evening at 7:3O. Business OF i'm
portance 70 come before the chapter.
Frank Palmer, who underwent q sur
gical operation about two weeks ago, has
had quite q bard time Of it OF late, but is
now recovering nicely and expects soon
TO be up.
+ The county commissioners are busy
to-day te~legraphing different parties who
wish to purchase u county warrants,
but at time OF going to press no satisfac-
tory offer bad been received.
The ladies Of the Rebekah lodge will
give a dime social in l. o. o. F. hall
J, Friday evening, the 29th inst, to which
Ieverybody is cordially invited. A good
literary program will be given and re-
freshments served.
A Mrs. Munson, living six or seven
miles northeast Of Ramona On the coun-
~ line, died yesterday Of pneu-
monia and will be buried to-day in
the Badus cemetery. She leaves a mar
ried son; the only remaining member OF
the family.
MI. and Mrs. Willis Leiby OF Howard
are stopping with the family OF Rev. and
Mrs. w. j. Cleveland in this city, Mr..
Lsiby, who 10 in delicate health, taking
treatment from our physicians. Mr..
Leiby has for several years occupied a
position in ]. L. Terry's general sore at
Howard, and is we'll known aud popular
throughout Miner county.
4 Deputy Sheriff McGovern had new
kind Of criminal case come into his
hands this morning which surprised
him. He was sent to arrest . man for
not releasing . ohattel mortgage that
had been paid. The law makes q refusal
to do this Q criminal offense punishable
BY . fins Of from IS to $50. The accused
In this case when he discovered the true
meaning Of the law was only too glad to
release the mortgage and pay all costs,
amounting to 9l5 or over.
The Baptist church this evening be-
Sgins a series OF revival services, to con-
tinue for an indefinite time. On Friday
evening the Iowa evangelist, Rev. j. w.
Thompson, will be preseLt to assist in
the work. "Mr. Thompson possesses
elements which win, and to the work q
heart full Of love and sympathy in which
every sin stricken and penitent Soul
finds q hearty response" says the Essex
Index. MI. Thompson lie now at Win
dom, MINI, where a great work is going
on under his leadership.
NJ. A. Gilmore, former superintendent
OF the poor farm in this county, was on
our streets to-day almost q physical
wreck Of his former self. Mr.. Gilmore
is just recovering from q long attack Of
liver complaint and lately OF pneumonia.
During the winter be lost three OF his
horses and most Of his cattle by disease.
His children are now living in the neigh.
iborhood Of Csli Rapids while his wife is
in Iowa undergoing treatment for con-
sumption. On the whole, the afflicted
kman's lines appear for the present to