The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-14
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS

Attorneys Soper and Porter returned
from Sioux Falls on the afternoon
freight.
A marriage license was issued TO-DAY
to T.. j. Cole and Maggie A. Jones. Of
Winfred.
Mrs. j. q. Callinan accompanied Mrs.
Hayward as far as Sioux Falls. the latter
en- route to Centervllle.
DR.. W. f. Daniels was a passenger for
Sioux Falls to attend a meeting OF his
state medical association.
Mrs. LEM who has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. NJ. Duggan, returned to Min
neapolis on the evening train.
Arrivals from the north, Geo. b. Wall,
Mrs. Snyder Of Oldham and u number
of teachers for the normal institute.
Elmer Fitzgerald and Walter DAILY
drove to Howard this morning with the
Shetland ponies, to spend a day with
friends.
II. Z. Smith WAS "a passenger Tor Oma-
ha 10 attend Il meeting Of the National
committee OF thu peoples party Of which
he Is u membeI
Roy Seaton was engaged TO day getting
a force OF men and teams together to
scrHpe the race track and get it in read
ness for the Fourth OF July contests and
races.
Mrs. ID. T.. Stoddard: There will be a
special meeting OF the Ladies' AID
society Of the Presbyterian church Wed.
nesday evening at the home OF Mrs. j..
W. Dawson.
Miss Ethel NcCreedy has resigned
her position in the postothce book store
to make IA visit TO her brother in Mil
wnukee and her place Is supplied 10y
Bert Stewart, son of VIM. Stewart.
All old soldiers in Lake and adjoining
counties are invited TO Join Gen. Shields
Post. G.. \. T., of Madison, IN the grand
parade l Madison july 4, next The
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Il. $50 u. N
Vim. Eiutzel aud Geo. Irish were pas
gates the State Firemen's convention,
MIR. Irish goes as substitute for Chief
Thos. T,erney who was unable to 60 ow'
ING to his wife's illness at this time.
MIR. and Mrs. V.R Walden, Mrs. Joht
WaGden and Dan O'Connell returned OF
the evening train from Lanesboro
Mimi. Mrs. Wadden's father, who wa:
thrown from a horse and was seriousl,
{ injured is out OF danger and recovering
nicely.
We acknowledge the receipt OF a nev
American National hymn or war sons b.
Henry DE Lorme, one OF this country
most celebrated tenors, from the Con
over Music Co., OF st. Paul. The SOM
ia adapted to either solo or chorus an
rinps with the true spirit of the tlmes
Price SO cents.
Seventeen men who have been sett'n
poles for the new long distance telephon
line from Pipestone to this point complt
ted theirwork this morning and returne
with their four teams to Pipestone. In
line comes into the city on the Ion
street from Wentworth, turns south o
the east side nearly to the railroad tract
then west and ends near the mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kramer were Gale
-suddenly to Brookings Sunday YER
by the announcement OF the death
Mrs. II. Kaufman OF that place. Inc
drove across country to Brookinge tn
NIGHT where Mr.. Kramer now rema'l
until Mrs. Kramer returns from Chicae
'es vh;ther she accompanied the bereavt
huahand and the week old child with u
[or remains.
The Mt. Vernon, Dawson count
It'll Nawa Of the 9th, inst. gives the procee
]. ,ncs of the Fifth district W. Z. !.
np. convention recently held there a.
lsi among the prominent participants IN u
nrouram We notice the name OF MRS. \
,or =. Rae. of Madison, who was eiect