The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-04
THE CITY.
BREvlTIEA

HiIhtSu Sh'Se~ |
OCULAR meeting OF Eastern Star
bier this evening.
rivals on the evening tram: VIM.
Erath, Il. II. Odell and family.
ies Nina Waters returned from
pkings on the train from the north.
IRIS. w. L. Reimer OF Franklin re-
led from u visit to her parents at
rter Oak, Iowa.
X. Van Slyke went TO Winfred to
Duct public installation OF officers OF
Modern Woodmen Camp.
rs. II. Hoffman Of Hartley, Iowa,
has been visiting her parents MIR.
Mrs. Eigle returned home.
has. Jones and family arrived from
la, MINI, and will take up their
dence IN the Mrs. Ross house.
rivals on the morning tram from
west were Rev. l. q. Burlin, Of Win
and Geo. X. Farmer from Howard.
l,ss Lilly Monty departed by the
ia 20. ng train for Watertown to re-
u her teaching in the schools OF that
leo. Runkel still travels for the Man
b knitting Mills. instead Of for the
olson Broom factory as stated
terday.
RS. L. Lannon went to Worthington,
In., Ito return with her daughter
"a and Gertrude Cook who have been
fe during the holidays.
(rs. l. w. WOODBURY., step.daughter
\. Davis OF this oity, and her
her-in-law, Mrs. A. WOODBURY., re-
bed home to Rock Rapids, Iowa.
lax Rosenzski has leased the building
Ny occupied by Ginder Brothers rs "a
cher shop aud rs SOC as it is repnird
repapered will move his stock IN.
liss Hilda Berg OF DEBORAH. Iowa,
, has been visiting her schoolmato OF
Sioux Falls Lutheran college, Miss
ephine Olson, returned to-day to her
pol.
les. W. A. Mackay assisted by u few
Ies OF the Presbyterian church, will
10 lunch ut her home from 1 to Z,
day afternoon, January I. Lunch,
bents. =
cwo young men OF Rev. n. NJ. MINES
eish at Oldham, came down from the
eth last evening, one, Jacob Exc, going
to-day to Canton to attend the Luth.
d college the other, Alfred Thompson
hain.ng over here paying u visit to
!. Minnie.
The Minneapolis Brewing Co. has
released the building lately occupied
John Chestnut as u restaurant and
put in u new front and otherwise
pair it for saloon purposes. When
npleted, the building will be occupied
Duggan a. Giossi. Mr.. Chestnut has
ii the restaurant business, but is not
cided yet as to his future movements.
Dr. A. IL. Rogers Of Wentworth com
eted his organization Of Wentworth
(stle, No. "a, l. NJ. l.. last evening and
, following officers we're elected: Mrs.
lila klumpner, regeat, Mrs. A.. IL.
Pgers, vice regent; Thos. Richards, past
gent; a. b. Waters, secretary; Llsle
hxton, treasurer; c. II. Dodd. herald;
r.. T.. l.. Dodd, warden. Tho castle
prts out with 70 members.
The board Of county commissioners to-
y had an accounting and checking up
tn County Treasurer Berther and
and his books we'll kept and accounts
erect. The balance on hand January
FS9S was S2s,607. ~. Received since
$50 on 1897 collections, 1856 on lS9G
leations and $l01.S4 interest on de
Fred pay ments. Total, January 4,
0G, SIS, 79l. 96. Disbursements since
Pnnary l, s329.44, leaving "a total
.lnce in county TREASURY at close OF
lnuary 4, 1896, of s2S, 462.52.
ltev. A. G.. Shepherd, pastor Of the M.
church. in announcing the subject OF
= discourse this evening. what shall
90 with my burdens?" Makes the
blowing statement in connection with
9 special meetings now being con
lcted by him: "a cordial invitation is
tended to all, those who are Christians
> q those who are not. Come while you
ave the opportunity, while the weather
favorable and nature and the God Of
] Grace are uniting to make the way
Asy Tor you to come. Come thou with
Q and We will do thee good.'"
Program Of Mothers child study olut
Phich meets at the Presbyterian ohurot