The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-22

in the southeast part OF town.
Martin Olson is wearing the marshal's
star In the absence OF Frank Fox.
Lieut.. Gov. Kean passed through to
the g. A. r. encampment at Flsndreau.
Mrs. Mosher, mother OF the Mosher
sisters, departed for Hit, Neb., to visit
friends.
Manager Fuller OF the motor line has
Is men cutting weeds along the track to
the lake to-day.
AL. Koehne and W. r. Murphy Of
Oldham we're registered at the Madison
house Tor dinner.
Miss Mira French OF the Normal fac
ulty departed for Chicago and Miss Ap-
pleton Tor Nebraska.
Capt. Smith OF DeSmet arrived this
morning to take charge OF the lake boats
during Chautsuqus.
Weather report: Fair in west; show
ers ia east portion tonight. Colder east
portion tonight. Friday possibly fair.
Arrivals this evening: Nellie Walden.
Mrs. Jake B,rran, Mrs. A. y. Smith,
Geo. klotzbach. Willis jerks, Mrs.
Miner.
Mrs. II. A. S,ahl and Miss Dot Stahl
were passengers east this morning on q
months visit with relatives and friends
in Wisconsin aud Illinois.
Mrs. VIM. Hyde Of Fairmont, n. d.,
formerly Of this c,ty, arrived on the train
from the north this morning and is the
CUES. OF Mrs. Chss. McGill.
The ladies' OF st. Thomas church will
serve ice cream ard cake from D p. IL.
until late this evening IN the vacant
building just north OF Crsney * Ryan's
bakery.
Mrs. +. r. vanslyke departed for
Washington, H., to visit her brother,
Dr. f. L. Clark. formerly Of this city.
Mr.. VanSlyke accompanied her as far as
Sioux Falls.
Geo. Cook will continue the special
sale OF watches, and other articles OF
~iswelry begun last month. From bis
large sales be has still come choice
watches left.
The German Evangelical people hsv.
] ing purchased the Christian church op'
posite the Centeral school building are
fitting it up to-day with sests and other
church furniture for immediate use.
A severe hail storm prevailed Tor near
IL an hour yesterday afternoon at Taop'
in M,nnehshs county and ~northward Q
mile into this county. Everything 10 'ts
1 na.h is said to have been destroyed, ou'
! the extent OF it Was not known.
Little Mason, the five.yesr old son Of
!: Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Daugherty is very
low and doubts Of his recovery are en-
.erta,ned. He has been in . oomstose
: condition TOR two or three days VIII
;, llucid intervals OF only q very 70"
minutes.
n Little Edna Fitzgerald while running
N N IN meet her father just before dinner
Is,umbled ss che reared him and fell IN
n 70 the gutter at the eide OF the stree
Il and broke her left arm below the elbow
n n A physician was quickly called and TOT
fracture reduced, relieving the little CIR
~ considerably though she suffered . eoo<
deal Of pain.
Sioux City Journal, 81: Prot. H. 4
: Kratz will 60 to Madison, $. d. 10 aoou
a week TO take charge OF tho oFssn'Aa
,;on Of tho classes at the Madison Cnau
~t..ous. He will return to s'ou1 Ci''
in time to leave here July 8 with To-
marty which will 60 from more W ~
Angeles to attend the annual meeting 0
the National Educational association
Til. city administration 'e. ~ !,
charge o, Mayor Daniels To-Day "1,'
/, Auditor Rae, Marshal Fox c''y A U.o
n.y sop.r Justice Ho'd.'dse and d.. sup
-.Grayum take in the ball ss@e oe'"
~ ~. indians end the Rock Rapids sea'