The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-18
THE CITY.
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0A10,A1S 1DDO1S
:, pvrnes went east into Mime
bta.
The Juvenile band will not meet this
eek.
Mothers meeting at the Presbyterian
,rch nj 3 .. m. tomorrow
1onn Walsh OF Montrose is in the city
Nod hither by the death OF NJ. W.
DAILY.
GIRL arrived ut the home OF Mr.. and
rrs james Cranney yesterday after
o,n.
Miss Bertha ~Iluetis, who has been
,s,,;n, her sister, Mrs. A. +. Goodspeed
.,urn.d home to bradley.
II, and Mrs. Ed. Stetzel, OF Cakes, n.
arrived last evening to attend the
,u.ral OF the late Blanche NJ. Nc
t~all.s'er.
{. 4 Goodspeed was brought before
us,jcc Holdrldge this morning charged
r,,h being in u tight last evening and
kas fined go or 10 days in Jail. lie went
b !ul.
Arrivals on the evening train: Nellie
@.aunon, Mrs. A. II. Marsland, q. Settin
Ind wife. Duncan Mackny, II. II.
F,udenfeld, f.. Kramer, Joe Berg,
dresser.
The Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul
ou,any has issued an order requiring
is station agents and bagRa9emen 10
rear regulation caps-the agent a black
Jap, the bagRemau u gray, appropriately
ateled.
Prof. Lyman returned to Chicago this
borning having been called to attend in
! professional capacity NJ. w. DAILY
Prot. Lyman AT once said that nothing
build be done to save the patient, nor
ould any thing have been done any time
urlng the past three months to aver,
he trouble.
Vim. Kumpf was u passenger for Chi
Aso IN business connected with his tow
kctoTy. The kumpf Bros. have done Il
Preer business in shipping tow the pms,
eason than any time IN the history OF
heir factory here. For the pas, three
loLths they have shipped 10 car leads or
p average 81 two car loads per week.
The building and loan association held
5 adjourned session OF the annual
leetlns last evening and succeeded in
fettins u majority Of the stock repre-.
ented. The resolution for an increase
\ salaries was .'knockad on the head
nd the stockholders proceeded to the
~l"ctIon Of u board OF directors. The
blowing were chosen: II. Il. Fitzgerald,
p r. Hart, w. II. Dempster, A. &.
Pchmldt, 1. l. Hubbell. A. +. Fuller, &.
= Wood. There being no further bust
Jess The stockholders adjourned aud the
P'ald OF directors met and organized
!! e'ect'ng X. Is. Fitzgerald, president;
l. hubbell. secretary and jacob Kun
e'' treasurer. The president Of the
P'"'a hen appointed committees as
o'io"s: Auditing: Messrs. Dempster,
part Schmidt; Finance. Messrs. Fuller,
WOOD, Hubbcll; after which the board
fdyoutnea.
~" funeral services IL the late
ahrh" NJ. McCnllister we're held from
"' family residence at > p. IN. to-day. a
-! large attendance Of sympathizing
'"'" Of The family bein. present
''T sixty vehicles were in the process.
= nat wended it's solemn way to the
"'''ery. Rev. j. G. Hubbell conduct.
''"' services ut tho house, taking as
i" "A', "Bleseed are they that wait for
"' preaching thereirom a hopeful
mon on the Christian life and hope.
Presbyterian church choir sung
'''al OF the familiar selections OF the
%'"'nal, and the services throughout
very solemn aud impressive. The
= tributes Of friends we're lavish and
"'''ni. prominent among which were
anchor the memorial Of her Pres
'''ah church friends, u beautiful Pill
ny tho &. r.. society, a cross by
''S Edna Scott, Jessie Pierce and
jerks. High school classmates,
yates AJar" by the Eastern Star
these and many others OF mem
e"aearment were laid upon the
~ Tie close OF the exercises at the
s'"l manifesting tho high as
l.. Which the lovely character OF
licensed was held.
|d far ~; b. Ford, Ruddell's, H., suffer.
}hronie 'sh years from dyspepsia and