The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-06

spent the night in the city as did alsc
Chairman Bowler of TIE state democratic
! committee. They returned east this
morning.
Mrs. E. Kramer and little daughter
departed for Chicago to be present at
the wedding of a neice, the first to he
married grand.child of her parents. II
is an event that will give rise to a com
plete family reunion.
Arrivals on the train from the west:
A. E. Clough and Rev. Father Flynn.
The latter informs US that the Catholic
church and manse at Howard we're a
total loss by fire yesterday, though
Father S:etcher saved all his household
effects. The loss is placed at $4,000 with
an insurance of 60, 900, upon it.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. W. VanLanlngham
and children took the east bound train
for Ramona Tuesday morning 70 witness
the marriage ceremony of Mayme
Davis and Mr.. Anthony Tour. The
ceremony was solemnized at the Badus
church by Rev. Father Flynn after
which a wedding celebration was held at
the residence Of the groom's parents.
OF Miss Moore, who will speak in
Madison November 10, the Chicago
Inter Ocean says: 1.-THE Rev. Henrietta
G. Moore lectured last evening at the
Church of the Redeemer. Miss Moore
is an eloquent and impressive speaker,
her power lying IN the fact that her
words are prompted by an earnest
Christian zeal. Her lecture was devo-
ted to a definition Of the signs of the
times.
The reception given to- Rev. w. II.
Willard Jones at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. R1ngham last evening
was attended by a large number
who spent a most delightful time in
social acquaintance. The new rector of
Grace Church is making a very favorable
impression and many fast friends. The
ladies Of the church served the guests
with coffee and cake, contributing
much to the comfort and enjoyment OF
the occasion.
Sioux Falls Forum. 5: Rev. A. Il.
Wolff, D. D.. of this city, has received an
invitation to attend aud participate in
the exercises in dedication of the Love-
Joy monument at Alton, ILL.,, which will
occur on next Monday. DR.. Wolff will
not be able to attend however. The
monument has been erected by the state
in connection with the citizens Of Alton
to the memory Of Rev. Elijah Parish
Lovejoy, who was murdered at Alton in
1887 by q pro-slavery mob.
DR.. Duff lived a next door Leighbor to
Rev. MI. Cleveland in this city for eight
years. When Rev. Cleveland decided to
return to the east to reside, DR.. Duff
gave him a. letter of Introduction to a
former college mate Of the DOCTORS, a
successful business man Of Brooklyn,
L. I. The doctor received q letter from
Rev. Cleveland a few days ago stating
that he had called on the Brooklyn
friend and in the course Of conversation
had discovered that years ago he had
been o teacher in the same college in
which the doctor and his Brooklyn
friend were students. The doctor now
regrets that he did not get acquainted
with Rev. Cleveland himself before in
Producing him to his friends.
A gentleman from a neighboring town,
evidently of domestic tastes, walking
about the city q day or two ago, was
somewhat stunned by what he consid-
cred neglect OF children. In his own
words, II think you have q nice town
here, substantial business blocks, hand
some residences and fne-looking ladies';
but, like other towns, some Of the moth
ers evidently neglect their children. Up
town here describing the street and
locslityl I saw Q handsome carriage
standing in front Of q residence, and
presently . stylishly dressed lsdy came