The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-09-18
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LOCAL BKEv1riFs
Mrs. H. N. Turner, daughter Of VIM.
Boswell returned to Aberdeen.
Will Turner Of Mitchell has been visit
ing hts father, j. E. Turner of this city
for a few days.
Mrs. J.. g. Whalen and Mrs. John
Blair returned from the west on the
morning train.
Robert Bullen and wife of Chicago
are spending a few days at their rancho
in the vest part Of the county.
Y An eleven pound girl arrived at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Hanneman
yesterday, in the southwest partof town.
Chicago December wheat opened to-
day at 9lH and closed at o2K. Cash
wheat in the local market lie, No. 2, 70;
No. 3, &C. Flax. 80.
Arrivals from north: Geo. Porter
from Wisconsin, Eva Patterson of
Brooking; from the east Mrs. T. Lam
uOu duu udUSlO0A A>OAus
Bryant Post, II: Prof. 0. H. Jones
came up FROM Madison Monday evening
and drove to Willow Lakes, to resume
his duties in the school there.
X The large plate glass widows in the
front of the Smith-Fitzgerald block
were placed IN position this morning.
Each plate weighs about 400 pounds
aud costs in the neighborhood of SO.
The Boys and Girls Presbyterian
club are making arrangements for Il
supper, bzar and auction sale of aprons
on Friday evening, October LIST. Aprons
from all parts of the United States
from Canada and Scotland will be
sold, :
Judge Jones adjourned court at 1890
this forenoon and in company with
Stenographer Highly went home to Sioux
Falls on the IL a. m. train. Attorney
Frizzell also returned home. The Jurors
we're excused until Tuesday morning,
Judge Jones will return Monday evening,
Aberdeen News, 16: Secretary M. H
Kelley Of The state fair returned last
night from several days spent at Yank'
ton. He is very we'll pleased indeed
with the outlook for the fair, opening on
the 9th, and says there will be IN un-
usually fine stock aud agricultural dis
play. He will go back to Yankton on
Saturday to remain until the exhibit il
concluded and the greater part of the
business wound up.
The Presbyterian young peopk's re-
ception to the Normal students last
evening a q very we'll planned anC
pleasant event.. About l25 we're in at
tendance and besides time taken in get.
ting acquainted contests in guessing
musical representations aud terms wert
engaged in. In the former, Misses
Austin and Maryland we're the prize
guessers and won q paper Of pins, divided
between them as q prize. On The
musical terms Miss Perry was thu
lucky winner receiving a tin horn
Refreshments were served and before
dispensing at 1890 the company wal
entertained by Warren Tolles in q voca
solo and Mr.. Geo. Waters in q corne,
solo.
Mss Elmina jerks is the happies,
,oung Lady in the city to-day, being the
recipient of q beautiful bicycle presented
by her uncle, J.. w. Featherstone oI
Chicago. Mr.. Featherstone lie engaged
in the manufacture OF bicycles, and last
year placed $4,000 finished wheels on the
market, several large consignments oil
which were shipped to Europe. The
one in the possession Of Miss Elmins
was made especially for her, her initials
"E. j." stamped on the frame and the
machine is christened "The Roat
Queen" I. is a magnificent present anG
Miss Elmina is justified in being very
proud OF it. Mr.. and Mrs. Featherstone
who are visiting in the CITY, will depar,
for their home in Chicago Monday.
The jury which went out in the cas-.
OF Jerry w. Hurley vs. Noyes A. Fox al
sheriff, returned q sealed verdict las
evening which when opened this morn
ing found in favor of the defendant
In the case of w. E. Daniels vs. johr
Walter for medical attendance upon de
fendaat's wife, a jury was called thi'
morning, but objection being raised t,