The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-04

Lodge, anu OCn0r CltlZ0OS WeHG out u
tho funeral of the late Chas. Dlelman, at
Wentworth, starting at noon by team.
Grinager Bros. have taken their CLOTH
ing stock in the Bjornstadt building and
shipped it to Bryant where they will
open up a store with liver Brorby in
charge.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give a reception. at the home of Mrs.
Bingham, Friday evening, for Rev
Jones, the new clergyman. Everyone
cordially invited.
Mre. Stahl went to Dell Repids this
morning to attend a district convention
of the Eastern Star, comprising the
lodges of Canton, Sioux Falle, Dell Rap
ids, Flandreau and Madison.
The Young Woman's Christian Tem-
perance Union will hold a meeting on
Tuesday evening, November 8, at the
home of it's president, Miss Emily Clark.
II you cannot join, be a visitor. Hour
of opening, 7:3O.
Twenty-Five members we're present ut
the University Extension circle last
evening and had a most delightful exer-
else in free question and discussion on
the influence of the Greek nation on
modern civilization. 1t was voted to
take n more lesson, two weeks from
last evening on the periods of the Pelo-
penesesian war and the Macedonian
supremacy.
AMaster Clarence Dempster is four
years old to-day and is celebrating the.
event by giving a birthday party to the
following dozen of his young companions
from three to five years old: Lura and
Henry Williamson, Merl and Ray Jones,
Charles Gof, Eva Seaton, John Girton,
Mabel johnson, Myron and Horace
Mease, David and Bessie Neill. The
tots had all the joys that life affords in
the way OF games and dainties.
OF j. Frank Fouche, who recites at
the Baptist church tomorrow evening
the Pittsburg, Pa, Dispatch, says: IA
Scholars Funeral, The Cunning Speech
Of Drumtochty, and the Doctors Last
Journey, from 1.-THE Bonnie Brier
Bush," Prof. Fouone read in a most
effective manner. The Murder OF King
Duncan proved him q most intense
tragedian. The 1--we selections from
Eugene Field we're very pleasing and
enthusiastically received. A return IN
gagement has been made, for the pro.
lessor, when he will read Othello." Ad-
mission Is and Is cents.
The Galesburg, ILL.,, Republican
Register OF tho 30th ult., which is at
hand devotes nearly an entire page to
an obituary Of the Rev. DR.. Bateman.
who died October 21st in the 10th year
of his age. DR.. Bateman was for II
years state superintendent of Illinois
doing more to shape the excellent pub
lie school system of that state than any
man in its history and was for 10 years
president of Knox College, He was
considered one Of the greatest Educators
in the nation" man Of spotless
Christian character and the most init
mate personal : friend which Abraham
Lincoln had. His death has a local in
terest also, in that Mrs. j.. Y. Ewart,
formerly OF this CITY was his daughter.
We sec by the obituary notice that Rev.
aud Mrs. Ewart spent much of the past
summer with DR.. Bateman in his last
J sickness and were present at the funeral
at Galesburg last week.
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