The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-03
THE CITY.


Cue Whalen is in the city, visiting
friends.
Otto f. Brorby arrived by team this
morning from Canton.
VIM. Corneleyeen, brother Of Mrs. L..
II. White, arrived from Reno, MINI.
Miss Mary Munger was q passenger
Tor Canton, on the morning train.
Weather report: Showers this after
noon and tonight. Sunday fair md
cooler.
Blanche and Nellie McCallister start.
ed for the national teachers meeting ut
Milwaukee.
Mrs. Fitzgerald aud Mrs. Glass and
two children. mother and sister Of J. }.
Fitzgerald, arrived from Cresco. Iowa.
Departures by the morning train were
Prof. +. c. Eastman. II. II. Keith, W. A,
Mackay, the latter for Mt. Carroll, LII.
A. &. Vine of Chester township is re.
ported this afternoon so i'll with intlam.
snation OF the bowels that he is not ex
pected to live until morning.
The only service Mt the NJ. +. church
tomorrow Will be the Sabbath school a,
nOon. No morning Sci wee on account OF
the funeral at the Presbyterian church
Gen. Beadle and wife will depart, he
knows not where yet, Monday, for
season Of recreation. He has secured
the appointment Of Prof. McClenon il
his place to conduct the Lake county
teachers institute here from the 18th t
the 3Oth.
On account Of the funeral OF Mrs
John Vreeland, the union services o.
the Methodist and Presbyterian congre
cations are changed FROM the Nj. E. Il
the Presbyterian church, aud the hou,
is 1915 a. M. Tue services will be helt
in connection with the funeral OF Mrs
Vresland, Rev. DR.. Wolff officiating, as
sisted by Rev. j. p. Jenkins.
Deputy Sheriff Davis run in q traml
who gave his name as Lindsey, charge,
with stealing money from a young ma
named Burke, residing south Of town
While the latter was receiving change il
9 business house, the tramp picked VI
$3.50 and beiLg asked to give it back re
turned 81 of it but refused to give u,
the balance. The lad called the office
and had the purloiner arrested.
Last night, after the close of the exel
cises at the lake, Angus Thomas, with
double seated carriage, brought home
moderately sized load Of ladies, consist
ing of Mrs. Cleveland aud daughters
Martha and Ella, Mrs. VIM. Stewart an
daughter, Grace, Dora Corneleysen an
Jeane Murray. Angus did very we
plotting his load of precious freigh
through the darkness and storm until b
reached Center street, at the south iron
OF the Madison house, when he dumpc
the whole load into the muddy street b
ov~erturning the carriage. Miss Marth
Cleveland WAS somewhat injured in th
Gall, but otherwise no damage was don
aside from bespattering the ladies wit
mud. Fortunately, Angus is a goo
horseman and did not lose control of b,
team, thereby preventing what migt
nave been q serious accident.
The death at $3.50 yesterday a~tternoo
from a paralytic stroke Of Mrs. job
Vreeland was unexpected to her famil
as the aged mother had not been parti'
ularly ailing for some time previou
but at the age Of "A years, death com
600 and fast, and SO it did IN this cas-
Deceased was q kindly, Christian won
an, q member Of the Presbyterian ohurcl
and highly esteemed by her many q
quaintances who have known her bel
for the past twelve years. She leaves
husband and five childreD-Edward
this city, Lcander Of Sioux Falls, WI