The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-04-15
JULIA NAY T0BIN
Departs this Life at Chicago After a Sc
vers Illness-A Beautiful Character
and Deeply Loved BY Friends
Story Of her Life.

story OF bel Lille.
A telegram was received here last
evening by the family Of VIM. Tobin, now
in Chicago, stating that his daughter
julia died at 6 p. m. While not entirely !,
unexpected, the news OF Miss Julis's
death comes with peculiar force and
sadness because OF her long suffering
eince sbe first took scarlet fever three
months ago and the heroic struggle she
and her parents have made to over
come the ailments eutalled by that dam
gerous contagion. Kidney troubles re-
suited from q very severe seige OF the
scarlet fever in which che came very
neat TO deaths door. but she recovered
wonderfully and when she left here q
little more than three weeks ago to % to
Chicago for hospital treatment it was
with the earnest hope and wish OF every
soul in this community, We believe, that
che would soou return fully recovered.
She appears, however, to have taken 4
relapse or turn for the worse and grad
ually sank with mu,h suffering to her
death. Her father accompanied her on
the journey and on the first
ment Of her dangerous condition a week
ago to-day her mother aud sister Katie
departed for Chicago, reaching there
Sunday night. and all have been with
her since. They will return here with
the remains on the Monday, 4 p. No.,
train.
Julia May Tobin was born neal Lanes
boro, MIMI, May II. 1876, and vas con
sequently in her 23d year. When three
years old she came with her parents to
| Minnehaha county, South Dakota, aud a
few years later to the Tobin farm, two
miles north Of Wentworth. In 1856 the
family moved into Madison, where Miss
J ul,a has received the greater part Of
her education 10 the schools Of this city
aud the Normal school from which che
graduated in June 95. Since then she
has been engaged 10 teaching, for Q time
at Moutrose and other places, and for
the past year in our city schools. She
was engaged in teaching when taken
with the scarlet fever.
A more lovely character in young
~womanhood it would be difficult to pio-
ture than that OF Julia Tobin. Unas.
suming, kindly, frank and generous.
Obedient, loving and respectful to par.
ents, courteous to everybody, possessed
Of every womanly gr, &c and Q devoted
Christian, che was loved, and her loss is
mourned by everyone who knew her.
Her death is the fret break in the fam.
ily ties, aud the devotion and care which
her parents have heaped upon her. makes
her loss a peculiarly sad n to the BE-
reaved parents and family.
The funeral will be held from st.
Thomas church at 10 a. m, Tuesday
Rev. Il. A. Flynn, officiating.
A saddle, riding bride and martin.
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ROBERT SCHRlNER.
Notice.
Pursuant to the CITY ordinance re-
curing all yards, alleys and vacant lott
to be cleaned Of filth, garbage, etc., BY
April 18th, l hereby warn oil parties
Chat the came wall be rigidly enforced al
private expense IL their premises are no.
Cleaned ct onoe a. required by SAID or
dinenoe. s. WooLEY, Health Officer.
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Perhaps not to-day. But whom yot
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. before. Try it and you will use no Other
Telephone 8. l. a. STEVENS
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, town. also 40 cores OF land ~three-quar
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