The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-17
We will us you well. show you u goods, give you u prices, and sell YOU
|nIES SHIRT WAISTS AND SKIRTS.
have a nice line of waists in Flannelett~, Wool,
h Silk and Flannel. D. McKINNON.
In Capes we have some exceptionally good values.
IN Elegant Plush Cape 81 inches In G. En
length, trimmed IN fhbet Fur, ollu 00.0u
allowed the bills incident to the late
election adjourned this afternoon.

""JouAuou tulS dIC0rnOO0.
The Current Events club of the SEQ
ond ward met last evening at the home
OF Rev. j. G. Hubbell and spent . pleas.
ant and profitable hour.
Miss Carrie Barrett, matron of the hoe-
pital at Topeka, Kans., who came here
u Few weeks ago to attend her sisters
funeral. returned to her position at To-
peka to-day.
The meeting called last evening to
make arrangements for sending Christ.
mas presents to our soldier boys at
Msniln failed to materialize and the
project OF Q united effort will be dropped.
q Miss Mary A. Clifton OF San Fran
cisco, California, travelling business man.
ager for the Viavi company, will give q
Zee talk to the ladies at the Baptist
church Saturday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. y {
At their last meeting the lodge OF
Good Templsrs installed the following
officers: G. T., Mr.. McGrath; p. G. r.,
c. h. Roberts; v. r., Mrs., Full; score.
tary, Miss Mary Bliss; A. s., Miss
Twist; F. s., Ray Willard; r., Arthur
Frudenfeld; c., Mrs. Borland; NJ, Willie
McGrath; s., ROME Marslsnd. A pro-
gram committee was appointed and an
interesting program is expected at ca, b
meeting.
\ large humber OF our citizens welt
ont last evening to attend the Coffey-
Rel wedding festivities in Nunda town
ship. 1t was perhaps, the largest we'd
ding ever held in the county, 300 per.
so ne. it is said, being present. The hoe
p,tslity OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rel was lavish
on every hand, the entertainment being
the best that country and city could
afford and 10 stint OF supply for every
one, Guests express the highest ad.
mirat,on at the quality and abundance
Of everything. The Wedding presents
were also muniticent, gold and silver
ware being stacked high in elegant rich.
ness. The bridal couple came to town
this morning and took the noon train
for Sioux Falls.
At q meeting OF the Mothers clnb,
held at the Baptist church " sterday
afternoon, Mrs. Jones read an interest.
ing paper on Ideals !or Mothers Clubs,
aud Mrs. Golf read an article entitled
Motherhood aud Its Neede, written by
Miss Frances Newton OF Chicago, a noted
kindergarten worker. Officers for the
ensuing year were elected: President,
Mrs. J. L, Jones; vice president, Mrs. j.
II. William son; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. McClenon; librarian, Mrs. Jennie
Roberts. Voted to accept the invitation
10 meet in the Baptist church the COM
ing year, and to hold the meetings the
third Wednesday Of each month, the
program from 3 till $3.50 to be OF especial
interest to mothers OF young children.
John G. Coffey OF this city and Ed.
NJ. Ooffey Of Ramona, who was married
at Bsdus Catholic church yesterday, and
the event celebrated At the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rel,
last evening, are twin brothers., and
when they are together it takes an x.ray
machine to tell which is John and which
is Ed, OF course they didn't have an
x-ray machine at the party last evening
and the girls got mixed on which brother
ought to be kissed and which brother
was willing to be kissed, the result being
that John picked up something like l5(
kisses that rightfully belonged to hie
brother Ed. John was enjoying life
like a swell until his brother Ed disoov'
cred the leakage in k,sses when he took
off his COLLAR as q mark OF Identification
and during the rest OF the evening JONI
hocked alone.