The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-18
TIL CITY.
LOCAL ~ES

ture for the east this morning.
Mrs. Buckley, sister of Denny Casey,
returned home to Winuepeg Jc., MINI.
ID. E. Stoddard is quite i'll and on
trouble.
Weather report: Partly cloudy to-
night and Tuesday. Warm east por-
tions. Southeriy winds.
Sheriff McGIlivray now drives q
spanking team OF matched whites, hav-
ing effected a trade with Peter Klump-
ner OF Wentworth.
Mrs. Joe Gilbert went to Wells, MINI.
to day to attend the funeral other sis
ter's three year old child, which died OF
%whooping cough.
Donald McGiliivray, who has been
assisting his sister, Mrs. NJ. L.. Clark, in
caring for her husband, returned home
to Leroy, Mimi, this morning.
ARRIVALS on the evening train we're
Deputy Revenue Collector Co9ley,
Flandrau, Geo. Cauff man, Chicago, and
the Misses Sund~l and Koutson.
A meeting of the Cemetery board is
>called for next Friday evening at the
OF Mrs. f. II. Jacobs. All pc.
I sons having business with the board
please attend.
W. Il. Stearns' took the morning train
for ~Bridgewater, s. d., via, Sioux Falls,
to see his mother, who has been seriously
i'll for some time and Is now hardly ex-
pected to live long.
o. Bailey of Leroy who had become
practically blind, is residing ut j. w.
Bells and undergoing treatment. An
operation by DR.. j. 8. Johnson recently
is restoring his sight considerably.
Mrs. F. N. Palmer returned Saturday
evening from Blue Earth City, MINI,
with the twins. The family have taken
up their residence in the rooms in Syndi.
cate block lately vacated by DIR. John.
son.
NJ. Duggan walked up TO Justice Muir
rays Office this afternoon and plead
guilty to the charge OF keeping a dis.
orderly house according to the "blind
pig" ordinance and was fined $50 anC
costs, and paid the bill.
Eureka Blade, IA: j. w. Guhin hat
purchased the A. Erne residence prop
DFoH,. e<~o,k nnl o--o~ o.
make some extensive Improvement
thereon in the spring. The property il
we'll located and will make a p~leasan'
home.
There will be a mothers meeting a.
the Presbyterian church parlors Wed
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock; subject
Behaving" Papers by Mrs. Nichol
and Mrs. Ball. Collection for librar!
purposes. A cordial invitation to all
Come and bring your friends. y
Bryant Post, -: Misses Clara an,
Nora Hendrlckson Of Vienna, who at
tended school here for a number o
years, left for Madison, s. D., this weeI
to enter the State Normal School, The,
are both excellent students and we ca
guarantee that they will take a hig|
rank in their work at Madison.
The meeting OF railroad men at tn
Lake Park Saturday evening decided t
have their dance Thursday evening, Fet
ruary Is, and committees OF arrange
ment, reception and floor have been az
pointed. The MadisOn orchestra Of te
pieces has been engaged for the occasio
and everything promises to be OF fines
style.
- The storm of Saturday and Sunda,
y, abated last evening and this mornin
the day opened out quiet, bright an
cold-1O degrees below zero. The sno
pillow went east at Z a. M, the reguis
train following at II. The train fro,
the west arrived on time and the sno
pillow was turned ar round and sent mort
at IL a. M, the regular north bound trai
following at 11:3O. The train from tn
north was snow bound at Bristol and wi
be late in arriving.
Sioux Falls Press, 16: DR.. Il. Y. Ste
~enson, county physician, is s~ufferin
from quite a serious attack OF u,vu
poisoning. While dressing the hant
and feet Of the farmer, Thomas Pumro
who was badly frozen during the. la
snow storm, a woundcon the index finge
Of his right hand came in contact wi,
the suppuration from the victims hand
Nothing was thought of it again unit
Thursday evening when this finger b
came swollen and the DOCTOR himse