The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-06-29
returned to Poynette, VIE. on the noon

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train.
Dora Van Doren left for Sioux Falls,
having finished her school in the south
east part Of the county. Wednesday
she proceeds to Oklahoma to join her
parents.
D. E. Nc Mullen, editor OF the Alvord,
Lyon county, Iowa, Democrat, is in the
city looking over the of Lake
county in company with A. w. Hold
ridge.
Arrivals on the evening train were
Prof. H. T.. Kratz, Sioux City, Prof. 9.
NJ. Young, Vermillion, j. A. Dawson,
Rev. and Mrs. Hager and Mrs. VIM. Nc.
Grath and children.
Clear Lake Courier, %: Mr.. Sam
Shellestad arrived from Madison s. d.,
last week. He has been in attendance
at the Normal College, and was detained
a week on account OF having taken part
in the city election last spring.
The general breaking up OF the Ad-
vent camp-meeting took place to-day.
Teams were departing in all directions
with families and camping outfits, and
all h outgoing trains were loaded to
their full capacity. The closing work OF
the meeting is wildly given in the arti.
Gle In this issue from the special cores.
pendent OF THE DAILY LEADER.
The motor to the lake will begin it's
regular trips tomorrow following last
years time schedule. Departures from
the city for the lake will be at 7:3O; 900
and HOO a. IN. and 2:30; 400; $50; ZOO
and 500 p. m. 1t will leave the lake for
the city at 500 and 10 a.. M. and l:3O;
800; 500; $50 and 40 p. N. j. A.
Shimerda will be conductor in charge.
Geo. j. johnson and Katie Moore met
in collision Saturday evening while
turning the corner from Stella street ill.,
to Washington avenue, near the resi-.
dence of l.. d. Shepard. They we're 60
ing in opposite directions at a high
rate Of speed and were within eight or
ten feet before seeing each other. Miss
Moore was Knocked senseless for about
five minutes receiving a cash in the
forehead while MIR. johnson was also
badly cut over the left eye and had a leg
famed. Both are getting over their cuts
and bruises all right.
Mitchell Republican, %: "News was
received here to-day Of the death Of Mrs.
H. P. Carson which occurred at Hardin,
ILL.,, last Friday. The remains were TAX
en- to Scotland, her home, for interment
Monday. The husband of the deceased
is we'll know in this city. Mrs. Carson
has been an invalid for a number OF years
and wa taken east by Mr.. Carson for
treatment" Rev. DR.. Carson, the syn.
odical missionary for South Dakota is
also we'll known in Madison, frequently
filling the Presbyterian pulpit here. He
wall have the sympathy of many friends
here in bis sad bereavement.
The Chsutauqua management is max.
ing q special effort to make the Fourth
of July this year the greatest Fourth
ever enjoyed at Madison. Mrs. Mary E.
Lease in her great lecture, "Christ or
Caesar" will be the great attraction in
the afternoon, while the appearance OF
the world-renowned, Mrs. French-S Shell
don, the African explorer, in costume, in
the evening will be none the less enter
tanning. Then there will .be the Hud-
son X. ?. band, the Vermillon orchestra,
Edwin L. Barker the celebrated i'm
personator to FIJI up the day with all
that is patriotic, entertaining and delight
full. Do not fail to spend your Fourth