The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-16
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Mrs. VIM. Mitchell departed north b,

'"o evening train TO visit her daughter,
M's. John Slater, at Henry, S. D.
Mrs. S. H Bronson, wife OF Editor
Bronson OF Howard, passed east for a
months visit with trends at Fall River.
Wis.
Geo. w. Wright and family of the
l." Belle rancho we're passengers this
morning for Columbus, Wis.,, to attend
the golden wedding Of Mr.. Wright's
parents.
John Sullivan is building a new
k'then in the rear Of the DAILY & Tobin
building for his restaurant which will
better enable him to accommodate his
increasing business.
DR.. Daniels has received word OF his
fathers death at the family home in
Iowa yesterday morning OF paralysis.
He was 80 years Of age aud visited here
q short time last summer.
Arrivals on the evening train: VIM.
Tobin and wife, Geo. Cochraue, Fred
johnson, Georgia Elwell, Mrs. Welso Of
Lacrosse and Mrs. Renning OF Winous,
the latter two sisters Of julius Schmitt
OF Leroy township.
The opera house was we'll filled last
evening mainly by the Scandinavian
citizeus OF our town and county to hear
Alexander Bull and his assistant artists,
Ida Ilstrup, pianist, and Otilia Ackerson,
soprano. Mr.. Bulls performances on
the violin we're a continual source OF de-
light to his audience and marked him as
u master Of the sweetest musical instru.
ment yet devised.
Fifteen OF the Eastern Star
ladies OF this city went to Elan.
drau last evening in response to
an invitation from the Flandrau ladies
OF the same order. They were most
royalty entertained by the Flandrau
sisters, the banquet rendered them being
set up in courses. Everything was done
on a scale OF elegance and retinment
which Was highly appreciated by the
Madison guests.
A wedding OF considerable prominence
in the northern part OF the county took
| place to-day at Badus Catholic church,
the contracting parties being Mr.. E. NJ.
Coffey aud Miss Anna NJ. Rel, daughter
of John Rel, one OF the leading farmers
OF Nuuda township. Rev. Father Dono-
van Of the Bsdus parish, assisted by
Rev. L. A. Flynn OF this city, performed
the ceremony that united the happy
couple. The invited guests We're legion
in number and the festivities Of the oc.
casion not only occupied the greater
part OF the day but this evening also.
4 most interesting feature OF tie gather.
ing was q reunion Of the families ut din
ner to day Of both families represented
by the contracting parties, the relatives,
| brothers, sisters and cousins gathering
from near and from afar, also to cele-
brate the silver wedding anniversary Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rel, parents OF the bride.
Those joining in the reunion were the
groom and bride, parents OF the bride,
MIR. and Mr. John Rel, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Lyons,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Delaney, Pat Lyons and sisters.
the Misses Jerry Lyons, all OF Nunda
township; Hon. and Mrs. }. j. Fitzger-
AID. MI. and Mrs. J. &. Cotfey, Edward
Cofey, ST., aud Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Handorf, all OF Madison; Hon. and Mrs.
ID. A. Lyons and Miss Mamie Lyons OF
Cresco, Iowa; Mr., and Mrs. X. F. Lyons,
Nellie aud May Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Coughlin and May Coughl'n, all
of Carthage. and Miss Julia Coffey OF
Prebel, Mimi.