The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-29
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS

uuu IE'ouu6 VINO desire to accompany
then, hold their picnic at Lake Madi.
son. A big turn out is expected. Hon.
3. a. Ramsey OF Woonsocket will be the
orator OF the occasion. +,
Arrivals on the evening train: Mrs.
VIM. Lowe, Mrs. w. II. Jordan and
children OF Sioux Falls, Mrs. Burlin-
game sister OF +. II. Jacobs, OF Cherokee,
Iowa; and the Erichrude sisters OF Blue
Earth City. Mimi, who are the guests OF
Mre. +. n. Palmer.
Supt. Daugherty has a class OF six
applicants for graduating honors in the
Common school course today. They
are Maude Mitchell, Lizzie and Edna
Nanderhoof, Arthur Westaby. Jas. Null
laney. Walter Stark. \ dozen more
we're expected but did not show up. Six
others were previously granted diplomas
at Wlnfred.
Mrs. Hardness and daughter OF Gale
donin, MINI, arrived in Madison yester-
'uS tltId via ulhhC tliChl oii Az iiC
| house adjoining Geo. Wizards, in the
northeast part of town. Mrs. Hardness
is sister OF Mrs. Geo. Willard and W. A.
Thomas, and may engage in business in
Madison permanently.
Lewis Spawn has received $3.50 acct.
dent money from the Imperial Mystic
Legion OF which order he is % member.
for a sprained ankle he incurred about a
month age. This is the second accident
that has been paid by this order in this
city within a year and in both cases the
order has been prompt in meeting its
losses in full.
Geo. Beck, treasurer of the Chautau-
qua association received the supply
Of tickets for the assembly season tins
morning and will have the sole sale OF
these indispensable pieces OF pasteboard
for admission to the grounds and assem-
bly,, lie will be assisted at the main
entrance by his daughter Daisy, at the
west gate by Chas. McGowan, and at the
auditorium where tickets Will be sold
this wear for admission to the lectures.
by {. y. Fader.
Interest in the work OF h Summer
Normal school still continues and the
: number in attendance increases, the
= enrolment now reaching eighty. The
Z names added TO the roll since our last re.
" port are: Jennie Griffith, Winfred
Bertha Langlie. Lake Preston; Johr
J. Blewitt, Flaudresu; Maggie HILBERT
Scotland; Mamie Grant, Scotland; Ira
+. Blewitt, Flandrean; Nettie Bapp
Dell Rapids; Hannah Kenetick, Canasto
Ia; Lucy Cowan, Winfred; Hugh "
!Deoine. Wakonda; Gertrude Tylor. Clea'
/; Lake; Marion II. Thompson, Lake Pres
. ton; Nellie Mahoney. Howard; Ev'
Cauteld, Byron, Mimi.
a Mrs. Thos. Carey and sisters received
!. the sad intelligence by telegram las
evening OF the drowning OF Jack Ed
a dins, the latter a nephew OF THEIRS 0
;. Groton. Jack was,at a Sunday school PIC
MO on the James river and with mum
Der OF other boys had gone in swimm'n|
in that t~reacherous stream. JACK trie'
diving in a hole with the other boys an
= went down to rise 40 more alive. II
WAS in the water forty minutes befor
the body was recovered. Jack was !
wears OF age,a bright little boy, the ole
IN est child and only boy Of the family an
ne we'll known to many Madison peopl
from his visits here. Mrs. Carey is VI
ks able to 20 to Groton to attend the tul
ty aral tomorrow but her sister Miss Ne
ts lie O'Conner took the train north tn
evening for Groton.
to Arrangements for the opening OF u
he Chautauqua season are now fully con
W. Melted and President Williamson expec
'rt av%erything to 90 of from this time 10
ward without a hitch. The Assemo
'as will open o.morrow evening at ':ao VII
re-. y band concert by the Madison 1uven'
To- cornet band, followed by words OF gree
res ing by President Williamson and Sul
lie. Ueger. At $40 Howard II. RUSSELL
d. OF Delaware, Ohio, superintendent
Tho national anti-saloon league Will q