The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-05-30

This will afford the Doctors many
friends here an opportunity Of hearing
him. DR.. Wolff was born near Con-
gruity about 40 years ago, more than
half Of which time he has been in the
ministry. He is one Of the most eloquent
platform orators in America.
Wentworth has reason to be proud of
her band. They not only look we'll in
their new suits but play artietically.
The boys are willing and lend a helping
hand on all occasions. Maids N enjoyed
many pieces from the band today and
has a high appreciation Of it's music.
The band consists Of A. Harms, w.
Detman, J.. Rosenow, L. Laurson, j.
Baldwin, q. Dielman, G. Mulwitz, b.
Harms, C. Fader. j. G. Mahoney, N.
Rogers, c. Thomas, M. Gill, E. Rosenow.
The Misses Mosher Of this city who
teach the Schroepel and Odell schools in
Pennington township had a joint mem
orial service at the latter school yester
day which the old soldiers who attended
say was Of a high order. Large numbers
OF the patrons Of both schools attended
and Comrades John Fleming and VIM.
Metcalf addressed the audience. These
gentlemen say the program OF exercises
was most excellent and that the children
taking part acquitted themselves very
~credltably.
Notwithstanding the general observ-
ance of Memorial Day throughout the
county in the common schools yester.
day, many Of the country people came
in to witness the ceremonies here. The
business houses and store fronts were
beautifully decorated with the national
colors and the people expectant Of the
usual cen OF the occasion. At 1870,
Gen. Shields Post, under direction Of
VIM. Metcaif, marshal Of the day, and
led by a military band, marched from
the court house grounds to Egan avenue
and up the latter to Stella street where
they were joined by the Normal school
faculty and students, headed by the
Wentworth "cornet band Of fourteen
pieces. Thence the march was to
Blanche avenue where the children OF
the public schools fell into line, thence
south to Main street, east to Egan aven-
ne and to the opera house. There we're
fifty-four old soldiers in line, followed by
ten flower girls, daughters Of veterans.
These with the veterans and speaker of
the day-Gen. Beadle-occupled the
platform at the opera house and the
program as heretofore announced was
faithfully and effectively carried out.
Gen. Beadle's address was something
new in it's order for Memorial Day, be-
ing reminiscent and descriptive OF war
times and scenes. He held his audi
ence in wrapt attention and fine touch
of sympathy with the object and senti-
ment Of the day. At the close Of the
exercises, the comrades and friends
drove out to the cemetery and decorated
the graves Of their former comrades in
arms who have passed beyond.
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