The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-10-30

Iowa, WhereIe WILL lnvQlCe-o-etOCK OF
goods and pkkossbfy 60 into the mercan-
tile business.
Arlington, Sun, %: j. A. Glenden-
ming of Madison attended to business
here this week. He has fitted up his
gallery with a new background.
XWm. Rae took a long drive sdt to
Prairie Queen yesterdaks rod on his
return last night his horse died, from
the affects OF the oats fed him at noon,
Mr.. Rae thinks.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
will give a supper at the home OF Mrs. A.
w. Clark next Wednesday evening,
November 3. Supper Is cents, to be
served from half pBst 4 to 8.
VIM. Rae. w. NJ: All Mason's wives
are requested to meet with the ladies OF
the Eastern Star at the old Masonic hall,
Tuesday, November 3, at 3 o'clock p. m.
to arrange for the Thanksgiving recst :
ton. n
\ Mrs. Lombard, mother ek-frs. J. W,
Dawson, returned ta~Chatfield. Mimi
Should she hear 1nfavorable news from
a sick brother in New England after
reaching Chattield, she will go on to the
east coast.
Mrs. McKinnion, w. NJ: All lady
members of the Eastern Star are earn.
estly r%equeeted to meet at the old hal
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock to ex
anime samples and select a carpet for the
new hall. Do not fail to a attend.
I Nelson McCallister aud wife, the for,
mer brother OF the McCallister brothers
of this city, and a sister, Angelina, OF
Muscoda, Wis.,. and Mrs. Dleznousk1
and daughter of Woonsocket, arrived on
a visit to their friends and relatives
here.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. I,
| Hubbell died this morning OF d trouble
akin to rheumatitm, from which it has
been ailing for several months. The
funeral will take place from the famil,
residence at 2 p. m. tomorrow, Rev. A
G. Shepard conducting the services.
OF Mrs. Laura NJ. Johns who is to
speak in Madison November IL, the TO
peka Capital Gays: "Mrs. Johns, the
president Of the X. e. S. A., is a devoted
worker in the cause. Her ability and
her womanly tact and courtesy com
msnds the approval of all whether fav
orable to the she advocates or not
Under her administration the associa'
ton is rapidly extending it's lines of in.
iuence and usefulness."
XThe M. E. church Twas %miortabl,
filled last night with an audience com
posed mostly Of ladies[t1l listen to the
equal suffrage program as there present
ed. Mrs. w. w. Girton read al
instructive paper on the opportunities
of women prior to the opening Of Ober
lin college which was followed by papers
readings and singing by students of The
Normal school. W. H. Dempster' read
the principal paper Of the evening which
was "a very interesting argument fol
yoman's political rights in a democratic
form of government. Prof. McClenon
followed with q short talk on the fran.
ohise and who should use it. Mrs. Geo
F. Tuttle was elected secretary of the
local club to fill vacancy, and signatures
we're received to the constitution. Miss
Dopp, president Of the club, presided.
Aberdeen News: A powerful field
engine designed to be used in hauling
large loads overland and for breaking,
blowing, etc., was transported through
Aberdeen on Sunday, en- route by rail to
Eureka and thence across country
to mound City. Its boiler was
OF the upright pattern and it's drive
wheels eight or nine feet in diameter.
Quite a large number Of people looked it
over with considerable interest, az il was
the first one, 80 far as could be recalled,
to be brought to this section Of the
country. The News learned that the