The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-16
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREVI1lES.

LOCAL BREVI1lEs.
Mrs. D. McKinnon was a passenger
for Chicago.
Mrs. j. j. O'Brien departed for Cas-
cade, Iowa to visit her father.
Departures for the west this evening
were Lew Shaw and wife, Grace Stewart.
Weather report: Generally fair with
rising temperature tonight and Tuesday.
Call for pictures OF Rock Brown riding
the chutes at San Francifco, at this
Office.
Mrs. John Calinan took the north.
bound train for a visit to friends IN
Minneapolis.
Father Flynn accompanied by Father
Stecher of Howard went to st. Paul to
attend a retreat.
Supt. McClenon of the city schools
and family left for Minneapolis for a
weeks recreation.
Miss Mary Turner who has been visit
ing her father, j. E. Turner, for a week
left for home at Rockfort, III.
City Auditor Rae is improving slowly
but surely and will be out in a few days
if his present rate of recovery contin-
ueS.
The Understanding season was
ushered in yesterday with a strong fo-ce
of guns in the field, but no great amount
Of luck.
Deputy Sheriff Davis has been lying
quite sick for several days as a result of
his trip into Moody county after the
Wentworth burglars.
Mrs. Chas. Irish and daughter Grace
are the guests of Mrs. Harry Chales for
a day or two, as they pass through to
Aberdeen to join Mr.. Irish on a trip into
North Dakota.
Rev. Mr.. Vance of Correctionville,
Iowa, preached from the Presbyterian
pulpit last evening. He, with his family.
has been spending his vacation in a trip
ny WdkOu AuIO ANOIVll DtAOto oQO u I'll
their return journey.
Arrivals on the evening train: E. A
Ripe, w. w. James, N. G. Bullock, j. A.
Trow and Mrs. Scoggin, Mrs. W. E.
Daniels, Mrs. John Holston, Duncan
Mackay, Thos. Fitzgerald and son, of
Minneapolis, the former brother of j. J.
Fitzgerald.
All who are interested in the Kinder
garten movement are requested to meet
in the Presbyterian church to-nigot at
half past seven to hear the report of the
executive committee and to decide
whether or no the kindergarten shall be
re.opened this fall.
Curt Willard has the contract for
building D. McKinnon's new addition,
of stone and brick, D feet square and 20
foot walls. He commenced work this
morning on the erection Of DR.. Daniels
new addition to the rear of the Fair
store.
Montrose Herald, Is: Mrs. E, l.
Ketcham, accompanied by Miss Artie
Hutchinson, drove over to Madison,
Wednesday afternoon where Mrs.
Ketcham will spend q week in having
Mr.. Stewart do some dressmaking for
her preparatory to her trip east.
Mrs. A. Wardall who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. McGoveru
for a week past departed for st. Ausgar,
Iowa. A very delightful dinner party
wa given in her honor by Mrs. No.
Govern, the invited guests present being
Mesdames Henry Neill, A. A. Abbott, s
E. Baldwin, Thos. Rae, and Fred
Northey.
Flandrau Herald, ID: "A. j. George
has resigned his position as private
secretary Of Congressman Kelley and T
D. Mulhern has been appointed to fill
the vacancy MI. Mulhern is a nephew Of
Mr.. Kelley and is q successful schoo
teacher in the county and undoubtedly
will make an efficient secretary" Mr.
Mulhern is brother of Mrs. Geo. Mead Of
this oity.
Flandrau Herald, IA: Supt. Davis ane
wife returned last Saturday from tn.
northern part Of Minnesota with sixty,
five Icdisn children who will attend thu
government school the coming sohoo
year. This makes over q hundred tina
have arrived recently. When the new
buildings are erected that are to be bull
this fall the capacity Of the school viii
be 800 pupils.
shoes! shoes!
II you want good substantial shoes q
the very lowest cash price, get them here
we do not keep any poor grades Of shoes
Every pair warranted against ripping i,
the seams, or coming loose at the aolea
We have an immense stock and oan sui
you all, call and be convinced.
j. J. DAHL & Co.