The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-22

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took the morning train for Flandrau
whence the former will 60 east to take a
course OF baths.
/ Remember Geo. Cooks special prices
q jewelry continues all this month
Come early to get the benefit Of the
large assortment.
Weather report: Partly cloudy to-
night and Tuesday with probable show.
ers in east portion to. night and extreme
east portion Tuesday.
Abel Mitchell came TO town this morn.
ing for seed CORD, the seed OF the field
which he planted ten days ago having
rotted in the ground.
A Sioux City gentleman is canvassing
the city with a view to starting a new
beneficiary order here-the Modern
Woodmen Of the World.
Neis Anderson who has been laid up
with a very severe attack Of neuralgia is
back to work in his shop to-day but with
u badly swollen face still.
Mrs. Thos. Tierney and children and
Miss Nellie Tierney, were passengers for
Madison. Wis, where and at Baraboo,
Wis. they will visit for a month.
l. d. Smith is e%xcsvating the base
ment on the corner Of Center street aud
Harth avenue, on which he will move
his building used at present as an Of
tee.
W. K. Smythe and Roy Blair we're
driven into Moody county this afternoon
BY ". II. Grinnell. where the former will
begin the surveying OF two townships OF
land.
A marriage license was issued to-day
tsrN. Il. Gooiroad Of Madison and An
pha Buntrcck Of Franklin. The wedding
will take place Wednesday at the bride
home.
Post Commander Bailey: All Grand
Army comrades aud all old soldiers are
to visit the public schools in
their vicinity on Friday preceding Mem.
orial day.
VIM. S~ponholz from neal Milwaukee
WIS.,, who has been looking Lake county
over in company with Adolph Schmidt
with q view to investment returned home
this morning, having decided upon 9
halt section OF land for which he has vir
tually closed the deal.
Ed. Gregory received 9 letter today
from Fred Willard at Camp Merritt, Ssr
Francisco, stating that he is muot
better, expects to receive his discharge
and he home BY the 25th inst. Fred vii
be tho first OF the Lake county boys Il
come back from the firing line.
Manager W:llhite OF the opera hous'
has made great improvements OF lat
which will show up to fine advantage II
his grand opening tonight. The new
drop curtain aud thirty other pieces o
stage furniture all with beautiful newt!
painted scenery will engage the eye, new
, decorations OF the auditorium, u 0
, which is a large star lit up with eleotri
globes. 20 in number, will adorn tn
walls and ceiling, and a general air OF re
a 6inement and neatness will attract o.
every hand.
Geo. Cook. the jeweier. who recentI'
visited Chicago, made . long list OF put
(ohsses in his line which will be eager'
. sought by his customers. In tho line Q
watches, he is prepared to offer eenuin
cold. filled oase, ct $3.50 up. In thes
!: there arc ~exosllent values and bsrga'n'
m. lat Of novelties 10 the largest evs
brought 10 Madison, and comprise cyrs
no obaius, sash clasps and buckles brace
let's. breastpins, beauty pins, fancy b.
nina. and hundreds Of little niok.naol
de.r 70 the hearts Of the ladies 81
, vhioh are indispensable IN the orname'
~t.tion OF handsome costumes. Call an
% examine these novelties-there 10 sure'
somethipe among them that you wan
y John Theophilus had an exper'enc
this morning that made tho old swe'
.tand all over his body. He went una
u his elevator 10 look after sometnlI
ID that was not working right and stepp.'
over tho revolving tumbline rod, wh't
It 10 driven by . horsepower outs'oe'
" .at.screw in the tumbling-rod oaught
the bottom OF his ~pantaloons and qu'ok
a. heoap TO wind him up, John bad ~
/. nut on 1 pair Of ovsralls for the or
work below, and realized in an meta