The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-04-18

4 girl was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Phelps, in the west part OF
the county.
J.J. Fitzgerald bss been confined to
the house the past two days With an at
tack OF grippe.
j. H. Williamson, Esq, Miss Battles
and D. ID. HoldridRe were departures
for Sioux Falls.
Geo. Dahl has moved into his own
house in North Madison and will soon
build an addition to it.
Mrs. j. w. Dawson aud daughter Lu.
lu went to Fandreau to attend the
Presbyterian meetings.
DO you want the best Scent cigar in
the market? Then ask for the La Flora
de Conway ut Jerry Crauey's.
The ladies Of st. Thomas church will
give a supper ut the opera honse to.
morrow evening, the 10th, and will also
have On sale fancy articles. Supper q
cents. Good supper, everybody come.
Montrose Herald. II: Great rejoicing
at the home OF J.. w. Walsh this week
over the arrival OF q new daughter which
came Wednesday to reside with them
John smiles blandly as he passes on,
the sweets to the ladies and the cigare
TO the men and DUN the new I'D.
dition to his family.
The funeral services over the RENAME
OF the nine-month's old daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Olson OF the southeas'
part OF town, which died yesterday tool
place at the family residence this fore
moor, Rev. y. NJ. Mime. officiating. Th'
remains were taken out west to thu
cemetery near the Olson schoo! house
for interment.
Presby teriaus in large force departed
on the noon train for Flsndreau to al
tend the meeting OF Presbytery. w. NJ
Beardsley went as representative OF thu
session, Mrs. A. w. Clark, Mrs. JESSE
Rose. Mrs. ID. ID. Holdridge, Mrs. W. NJ
Beardsley az representatives Of the lad'e
missionary society, and Rev. J. McAlmo'
ssL-yisifipg member OF Presbytery
Other delegates on the train from tn
north and west were Rev. q. A. Whit
OF Artesian, Moderator OF the Presoy
terry. Rev. A. j. Rayson and wife Q
Woousocket, Rev. w. F. Stump and vii
Of Manchester. Rev. W.. Hill OF Huron
and Rev. Ed. Brown OF Woolsey.
Tho funeral service OF the late JUL
NJ. Tobin took place from St. Thoma
Catholic church at 10 a. m. to.da!
Father I. A Flynn, assisted by Fsfhe
Mooney Of Badus, conducting the se
vices. The church was not only lille
by ~ mpathizing friends OF the fatn'l!
but manifestations OF the deepest r
spect for the departed were evident o
every hand. The family home was mac
a yeritsble bower OF floral offerings
every variety and color. The sixth grad
Of the public schools OF which she WI
, teacher assisted by the seventh an
!, eighth grades had, Of their own sugge
ton. raised so for floral tributes wh'c
: we're simply lovely, and ne'ghbors az
n special friends OF the deceased had fur
isbed many more, oil wrought 10 q
propriate memorial designs. III
. sohools were closed during the lorenzo
out OF respect to deceased that tesohe
and pupils alike might attend b se
VICES, The church wss beautifully DIRE
ed. and . profusion Of white osrnstlo1
!. and lilies surrounded the bier and s'ts
Father Flynn prssohsd . moot tend
ana eloquent sermon which touched q
h..,ta and awakened higher sspirae'o'
in all present. Al the close OF the %
vice. tho pail. bearers-Martin Berthe
John DAILY, Thos. Mo0se' Joha Crane
J.mee Mcdonald, Frank Reagan -tos
|. IN r. omxet which confirmed 81
mortal r.msins OF Julia NJ. Tobin q
attended them to the last earthly res'''
place followed BY q large c~onoontse
those who esteemed her in lie o.
thought her lovely in death.
La Flora do Conway, ( choice o's'
s cents. at Jerry Craney'f'
/. grocery |~s..rr.
a. A choice stock OF groceries, !u' .
vegetables hss been opened up oy ~.
+, McRae in his new store ID tho Lee 0ull