The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-29
THE CITY.
LOCAL

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Mrs. j. B. Koehler, has returned from
her visit to parents>a at Freeport, Ill.
Miss j. NJ. J. Pryne was a passenger
on the eastgoing train this morning.
Frank Flitcroft started out on the
road this morning for a Chicago house.
Geo. Lee, a brakeman, had a hand
mashed this morning, this side OF Jack
sou.
20. A. Bergstreser and E. Kramer we're
arrivals from Howard on the morning
train.
Miss Catherine Wheeler departed to-
day for Boston to take several mouths
course in music.
Flandrau Enterprise, %: Miss Lillian
Fintzel, OF Madison, spent Sunday with
Flandrau friends.
Oyster supper, musical and literary pro-
gram at the Presbyterian church parlors
this evening. All for 25 cents.
Weather report: Partly cloudy to-
night aud Saturday. Warmer tonight.
Warmer east portion Saturday.
Allie was issued to-day 70: tho
marriage of Paul N. Cote Of Clark and
Miss Katie Donovan Of Madison.
The remains of Frances Payne of
Woonsocket we're on the eastgoing train
this morning, destined for Gaiesourg,
Ill.
ANmeeting of Odd Fellows, for bust
ness outside OF lodge duties, is called at
the hail this evening. All Odd Fellows
attend.
Albert Hanneman and. wife OF the
northwest part OF the county returned
from q two months visit in Wisconsin,
on the early freight.
The passenger trains on this division
OF the Milwaukee road have been furn-
ished with big engines and now the
boys can make time through the drifts
without trouble.
Frank Smiths prize music box sup
posed to havc been won by w. T.. Dan
iels was claimed to-day by Aug. Riedel
OF the northwest part OF the county and
turned over to him.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Ohlinger, Of Franklin, township died last
night. The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon from the house, and
the remsins be inferred in the Vettel
cemetery.
Howl I'd Press, %: Mrs. Geo. Johnson
came up from Madison Friday evening
for an over Sunday with her husband
Robert Maley came up from Madison
Wednesday evening to assist in furnish.
ing music for the banquet ard ball given
by the Woodmen lodge at Villas.
Hon. Henry W. Smith Of Minnehaha
county, who came up last night to pre-
side over the Alliance Aid meeting
called to meet here yesterday, returned
home this morning. The uncertainty Of
travel prevented a meeting OF the Ali
ance Aid and he has issued another cal
' for the meeting to be held ut Flandreau
February 5, 1897.
oCu. DCuOiO 10 u AOScipo VI .lDsSoi
from Yankton intimating that the an
nuul state tiremens'~ tournament could bs
secured to Madison this year il proper
arrangements were made by our tiremer
and citizens. The letter states tina
1000 tirsmen reside. within a radius O
100 miles Of Madison and this city Ia re
garded as a particularly central location
for the annual meeting.
Last evening, j. Hazel Cha!es enter
tanned several of her friends at "Al
Hour With Artists" Miss Nina Clougl
taking head prize and Miss Blanch,
Ball BOBBY prize. The evening wa
. pleasantly spent in music and dancing
- Those present were Grace French, Flor
enc Kramer, Minnie McGilllvray, MN,
Clough, LaPearl Wood, Kittie Garry
Katie May, Cora Craney, Eva Fitzgerald
Blanche Ball, Lettie Larain.
Old People
Old people who require medicine t
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find the true remedy iu Electric Bittert
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