The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-10


IN the Presbyterian church. the Juvenile
Temple will not meet tomorrow after
noon.
The incoming train from the east this
evening run into a team and wagon at
Colman, killing one horse and injuring
the man slightly.
J. G. Rhodes and family were passen-
gers for Council Bluffs, where they will
remain a few days before going to Red
Oak, Iowa, their future home.
Thos. Pulford, son of Jos. Pulford of
Concord township, who has been out
here running a threshing machine en-
glne this fall returned to his home aud
family at Osakis, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. H. Cole, OF Concord,
MOURN the loss of their little three.
weeks old daughter which died last
evening. The funeral will take place at
Winfred tomorrow.
The amount OF paper and other gar
bage drifted into the street cutters by
the boisterous winds to-day shows that
neither cleanliness nor safetIagainst
fire and accident is duly rsdsidered by
our citizens.
VIM. McGrath, Esq, is moving his law
library snto the southeast corner rooms
of the new Lannon-Cook block and will
have one of the most commodious offices
in town. Frank Fox will occupy the
center front room of the same clock as
an office.
Mrs. Moore, who lectures on Equal
Suffrage at the Presbyterian church to-
night, accompanied by Mrs. Gregg,
another prominent worker, arrived on
the train from the north. Mrs. Johns,
who speaks tomorrow evening, will ar.
rive tomorrow, the convention contlnu-
ing during the afternoon at the church.
The county commissioners completed
their labors ut the court house and ad.
journed this afternoon, their chief work
being the allowing of bills. Chairman
Davis who nov practically closes his
term OF three years official life, remark
ed as he finished signing the large batch
Of warrrnts, that he would venture the
ASSERTION that he had signed more war.
rants, greater in amount, than any
chairman Of the board in the history of
Lake county. The clerk of the courts
requisition for 35 m to fill up his
jury list, was apportioned among the
several towns as follows: Summit, /;
Franklin, l; Orlsnd, 5; Leroy, l; Her
man, 2; Rutland, !; Chester, 2; Lake
view, l; Wayne, 2; Clarno, 2; Nunda, 8;
Madison, IA.
The funeral ser,loes< 6zer the re.
mains Of Mrs. sheekapwere held at st,
Thomas ssohurch this morning, a very
touching sermon being preached by the
Rev. Father Flynn to the large audience
of ~mourners:and sympathizing friends Of
the family who came to pay their last
tribute OF respect to the dead. The
floral emblems around the bier were
delicate and beautiful. After service the
remains were conveyed to the depot
where they we're shipped to Gaasville
Wis.,, for interment. The pail bearers
were Messrs. VIM. Tobin, j. j. Fitz.
gerald, Pat. Tierney, John Walden, John
Call;nan aud Jerry Cranney. The two
sons and daughter of the deceased, the
latter accompanied by Mrs. T. Lannon,
accompany the remains to their last rest.
ing place.
The Woman Suffrage county conven
tion opens this evening at 8 o'clock in
1.-THE Presbyterian church. No one who Is
interested IN questions of the day can
afford to miss the evening programs
Rev. Henrietta Moore OF Ohio speaks
this evening and Mrs. Johns speaks
Thursday evening. BY request the
; young ladies Of the Normal school will
} repeat the selection from Franz Abb
which they gave at the Political Equalit,