The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-19
money. The young people leave Mon

da for their home in Iowa.
A great supper given by the men at
the Presbyterian church parlors on Sat
urday evening, March 26: Many mar
velous mixtures not herein mentioned
will be served up in great style. The
services of the ladies will be entirely
dispensed with. Supper will be served
as SCOT as ready after SIX O'Clock and
continue as long as there is anything
left. Se,o venlentibua ossa (the bones
for those who come LAST. The following
eminent French artists have been en-
pIoyed ut great expense to have the gen.
era, supervision Of this great supper:
d. ID. Holdridge, chief caterer; Monster
o. E. Matheney. chef; H. B. Williamson,
floor walker. The following corps OF
homemade, homegrown underwriters
have been secured for the occasion:
| Henry Neill, Willis jerks, r. B. Nc
Clenon, Lucius Billings, Tom Rae, H. II.
Holdridge, VIM. Rowland. Bruce Nc
Callister, H. b. Schriner, Roy Kennedy.
Menu-Oysters dressed and undressed,
raw and cooked, on and off the shell,
frilled and kafiumoxed; elevated biscuit
and vigorous butter; sweet cakes, sever
al varieties, highly recommended; SWINE
hams, corned, cured, smoked, spiced and
sliced; cowcumber pickles; Arabian,
Mocha and Mount Solak, Java coffee,
with bovine cream, etc. Ladies are re"
auested not to flrt with the walters ICON
tine this to the French waiters). Every
body specially invited. Bill twenty-five
cents each.
The Ancient Order OF United Work
man grated a branch in Madison last
night that bids fair to grow into a strong
tree IN the near future. Thirty-on one ap-
applicants we're received into member
and twenty slx OF them were initiated in
to the mysteries OF the craft. Deputy
Grand Master Workman, A. p. gilbert
son Of Brookings ably assisted Organizer
F. II. Wheeler, Of Montro. g, in the intri-
cate work Of initiation and the whole
affair was managed with a smoothness
and dispatch that wal very pleasing tc
the novices. Others who witnessed aud
assisted in the work were Brothers Jerry
Barrett, Robt. F. g. Thou pson, F. ID
Mcdonald, Jos Kapaun aud Wesle,
Cornwall, OF Montrose lodge, Solomon
Yellow Of Canistota and Abe. Van Eator
Of Sa em. After the ceremonies the
local members entertained the visiting
brothers with an oyster supper at Geo
Runkel's which contributed much t
enjoyment OF the other social feature.
of the evening. G. w. Daugherty being
the only Past Master Workman in tn.
new membership fell heir to that honor
in the new lodge which carries with it
That OF representative to the grand lodge
The elective officers Of the new lodge are
as follows: Master Workman, Henry
Neili; overseer, H. j. Munro; recorder
j hn Larkin; inancier, Geo. j. johnson
receiver, F. D. Fits; guide, f. NJ. Hal
stead; inside %wstchman, Chas. Jones
outside watchman, F. E. Scott; trustees
F. N. Palmer, G. A.. Kelley, r. B. Fitz
gerald; alternate representative to grand
lodge. Henry Neill. BY q failure Of the
lantern for the screen disqualification ol
the work to arrive last night, that inter
esting part had to be omitted, and the
lodge adjourned to meet tonight again
when the screen work will be exhibited
by DR.. Culbertson who rema,ns over
The apparatus arrived this morning
The visiting delegation are remaining
over and q delegation 10 expected frou
Howard. Several more candidates viii
be initiated tonight and nine more sp.
plicatlons are awaiting action. The new
lodge atarts out under very favorable
auspices.
The taking cigxr-'Sound C~urreocy.
Oh WOODS.