The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-12
Remember Louie's laundry baske
goes out in the mnfninn

ia UuSh0L
goes out in the morning.
Mrs. John Holstou and little son de.
parted for Muscatine, Iowa.
Meeting Of the driving park a~ssocia.
ton at the city hall tonight.
VIZ Smythe went to Howard by the
evening train to do surveying.
Mrs. Peterson who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. $. J. O'Gsr, returned
home to Sioux Falls.
Excavating for the basement OF the
new dorm'tory was begun by Contractor
Dykins this morning.
Robin Tucker departed for Faribsult,
MIMI, to attend the commencement OK.
ercises OF his Alma Ms,er.
Weather report: Showers this after
noon and tonight. Generally far Tues
day; colder Gust portion tonight.
Arrivals from the east this afternoon,
Rev. }. A. McAlmon, F. X. VsnSlyke
aud Rev. Mr.. Linn OF Iuwood, Iowa.
The two years old fon Of Claus Hexom
accidentally fell from his fathers wagon
Saturday evening and WAS run over by
the wheel. badly ,njuring one Of bis
legs.
Miss Catherine DAVIS, assistant princi'
pal OF the High school, departed for he'
home ut Ga!esburg, ILL.,, and Miss King
OF the Normsl faculty to Youngstown
Ohio.
DIR. Rotschild while out at the lake
yesterday had his hand badly injured b!
a halter strap attached to an unrul.
horse.
Miss Lena Olson, daughter OF Marti,
Olson Of Lakeview township, has beer
seriously Ill for three weeks with live
complaint.
Architect Glatz, Ed Gregory, A. G
Schmidt and II. p. Smith were a delegl.
ton destined for Sioux Falls to look at
ter stone for the new dormitory.
Geo. Cook will continue the specia
sale OF watches, and other articles o
jewelry begun last month. From h'
arRe sales he has still some choic
watches left.
Arrivals from the north we're Rev. n
N, Mime, j.. C. McClsin. and Mrs. Luell
Ramsey OF Woousocket. The latter va
the guest Of Mrs. Il. b. McClenon unit
the evening train went west.
The Lake Herman grove is q great al
traction this season owing to it's COX
shade and fine water. 1t is estimated
that $50 people pionicked there yester
day and had a delightful time.
The local representatives to the gran
Masonic lodges to be held in lankto
this week who departed by the IL a. II
,rain. were Mrs. u. A. McGillivray, Gee
Irish. MI. and Mrs. A. NJ. McCali'ster.
Or. Shsna;elt, Rev. H. E. Lovett, an
many other delegates to the Baptist COZ
ference which closed a very successlu
/, Injecting here lsst evening. returned !
!, thor homes by the morning tram cas-
Robert Otter, q young man about :
! years OF age, somewhat out OF his heat
.trayed away from Howard last wee
and got down into the country arouo
Lake Madison. He was brought to TOW
to-day and placed in charge OF an once
and will be returned 70 Howard.
Rev. T.. A. Flynn and Mrs. John ke'
this oopnty. Richard Lyons and s''te
Mrs. Couehlin. Of Carthage, were motI
iur passengers for Cresoo. Iowa. to :
nrsseut ct tho McCue-Lyons wedd'o
- morrow morning. Father Flynn vi
..,.hrta High Mass and otherwise ASST
in tho ceremony.
Howard Democrat, 9: Miss Nell !
Harvey sued the Independents c
d;.tr,ot Of Howard for 90 in 'ost'e
ws,l's court Wednesday, there oe'n
, .oms Misunderstanding on ACCOUNT
.h. .carlet fever quarantine. Attorney