The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-11-15

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guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Callinan. She
will remain during the winter and teach
u county school.
Clerk Preston to-day issued a Ii ,enee
to wed TO Frark o. Schroeder and En-.
ma l.. Williams, botn OF Clear Lake.
Minneha county, s. d.
A phreno.ogis: and a clairvoyant nre
doing business 10 the city and il you
have any doubt about yourself either
might enliRhten you in regard t your
past, future or present status.
Supt. McClenon has issued invitations
to mothers OF daughters in the high
school TO attend a meeting at the NJ. E.
church Thursday afternoon, and some OF
the girls are wondering what it is about.
The windows for the new dormitory
have arrived and were being hauled to
the site to-day. This will be a hand
some building when completed, aud Of
which everybody in Madison is very
proud.
Geo. Cook, tho jeweler, is Offering
some special bargains 10 watches this
, month and some excellent purchases
may be obtained by calling upon him
! DO not fail 10 avail yourself OF the op-
%portunity.
Geo. Francis and family departed by
the westbound train tor Villas and will
thence proceed to Salem where Mr..
Francis will engage in the hotel business.
| Salem is to be congratulated upon re.
ceiving them as citizens.
Prof. G. Antiu, the noted clairvoyant
and palmist, is in the city and may be
consulted on all past, present and fu-
ture events. He gives advice on love,
courtship, marriage and divorce. His
counsel is invaluable in lawsuits, bust
lees matters ana investments. Madison
house, room 10.
Flocks OF wild geese. the sure FORE
runners Of winter, passed over this
morning on their way south. But the
people OF this section "have no kick CON-
ing."on the weather. Here it is the
18th Of November aud nothing but the
most delightful weather has prevailed.
". II. Wagner says he is IN receipt OK
letters from Illinois which say snow, cold
rains and mud is the portions meeted
J ont 20 the deuizens OF that section.
An unusual number OF strangers are
in the city, Il ok,nR over the resources OF
! town and county, and the general verdict
OF them all is that it is the finest weather
ont Of doors. This beats anything l
ever saw in Iowa." remarked one as he
stood summing himself on the
corner. "Do you often nave
la fall like thiss" "Yes; this is
q fair sample OF all South Dakota
falls, except our November flowers are a
short crop this year." replied the truth
ful reporter.
Paul T. Wilkes OF Sioux Falls who
recently went to Ireland in search OF
hairs TO the estate Of the late John NO
Clellau OF that city. las returned and re-
norts having found two neices. One 10
a Mrs. Margaret Hammill and the other
a Miss Mary McCielland, daughter OF
lanes MoClelland, who was a brother OF
John. who dropped the final 81 IN n's
name upon his arrival in this country
Mr.. Wilkes also brought back with MN
n petition from the two heirs asking the
anpointment oil Y. H. Atkinson OF
Yankton, az administrators OF the est"'e
Mr.. Atkinson is the son OF 9 m'l''ona'.e
land owner in Ireland on whose 'aoos
the Two heirs live. They are very poor
and tho money will be q godsend 10 the"
The estate is worth S5O,OOO.
Henry Neill to-day underwent al
operation for ~pterygiums OF the eyes {"
tho hands OF Dr.. r. r. Stevenson, tht
eve specialist. Of Sioux Falls. now at thu
r ike Park. Pteryg,um is the growth
Of q Aim or light membrane from the IN
mar corner OF the eye which gradual!
anreads fsnlike until sometimes u inter
feres with the eyesight BY covering tn
nuoil Of tho eye. In Mr.. Neill's case !
had reached the latter point after twent!
vaar.' growth. Tho modern treatmen
:. n out down and under this memoran'
~looseniue its roots from the con1unot'v'
. Of the eye, double the edges back 10 O
|~themselves and let the membrane ero'
. haok ward until it again goes away. In
. ~inoisiops made ia this membrane nav
Ii y. .t;tohsd with silk thread tor q te'
days and then removed. Both Of . M :
Nei,,s yes were thus operated on :
~. e-..,.r.cn vith,n an hour, and "a