The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-10-28
who has been visiting his uncle, N. B.
Stacy, returned home.

Stacy, returned home.
: Auditor Keith is having his vault
shelving r%earranged and made much
more convenient and capacious.
Arrivals this evening: Father Flynn
and mother, Peter Marquart, I. D. Smith,
G. H. Weiss and Architect Swarz Of
Sioux Falls.
Lannon has moved his stock of
furniture into his new st6rs and-epened
up for business, corner of Egan avenue
and Center street.
December wheat, No. l Northern,
opened in Chicago to-day at 954 and
closed at 974. Corn opened at 2555s and
closed at 267s. Local wheat market,
wheat "A, fax IS.
Tickets for the Schubert Symphony
club entertainment, next Tuesday eve
ming, under the auspices Of the Eastern
Star, on sale at Frank Smiths, and they
are going rapidly.
A. Shartel, better known as "Pop'
around town, was pulled last night for
being drunk aud disorderly and brought
before Justice Holdridge this morn
ing. He was fined IS and costs wich be
paid.
NThere is a little egg war on in the locg'
market this week, not a rotten EGG
scrimmage but a wal in prices between
the shippers. As a result |the/ price Of
eggs has gone up from II cents to 1919
per dozen.
Carl Twitchell, barber for Mart Gran
ney, departed for Sioux Falls last night,
to 60 ultimately to Colorado Springs
where he has secured a good position.
His place is supplied by Jerry Sullivan
of Sioux Falls.
TX Rev. A. G. Shepherd, the new pastor of
the NJ. E. Church, and family arrived
from Alexandria this morning and will
be the guests of MIR. and Mrs. w. E.
Daniels until they get settled in the
parsonage, which is being retitted for
their occupancy.
Fred Bruins took q notion yesterday to
walk bis horse on the sidewalk from
Koehler's barn north a couple of blocks
and was fred ten dollars and costs by
Justice Murray which he refused to pay
until he lay over night in the cooler and
cooled off. To-day he paid the bill.
OF Mr.. j. Frank Fouche who recites at
the Baptist church in this city Novem'
Der 5, the Chicago Advance says: Last
night Mr.. Frank Fouche, Of Oberlin
College, gave q S~hskespearean reading
at the First Congregational church, un-
der the auspices Of the Ladies' Mission.
airy society. It wss q very enjoyable en-.
terainment, and q large sum was raised
for missions.
Mitchell Republican, 25: Rev. G. E.
Hager and family have decided to re.
move from Vermillion and will arrive
the latter part Of this week, on Thurs.
day or Friday. They have rented s. H.
Scallin's house on west Fourth street for
a residence. Rev. MI. Hager was ap-
pointed as conference evangelist by the
Methodist conference last week and
comes to Mitchell as the most central
point for his work.
The following program will be given by
tho Political Equality Club, Friday at {
p. M, in the NJ. E. church: Edunation.
al opportunities Of women prior to the
opening Of Oberlin college, Mrs. Girton;
music, The Ladies Quartette; The pow
or that decide the qualification Of voters
in the United States, Clayton Ball; The
grst woman suffrage convention and the
legal position OF women at that time,
4GEaee Wlner; music, Sounds Of Nature;
Woman's place in a democracy. Prof
Dempster; What is the franchise and
why 10 it priced by the people, Prot. Nc
Clennon; music, duet, Misses Susie and
Edith Girton; reading, 6amsnth among
the brethren, Mira E. French.