The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-07

these evenings draws many interested y
spectators. i
julius Schmidt, wife and several o! the v
children departed for Il two weeks visit I
wi numerous relatives in Marshall |
county. Kansas. e
Arrivals this evening, Mrs. Shirk OF
lie field, Grand Worthy Matron, Q. L.
5. +. L. Cressey, Sioux Falls, Mrs. Webb,
Blue Earth, MINI, II. X. Cuisine.
Special meeting OF Madison chapter,
.. 4. g.. this evening. After comforting
the degrees. the oilicers.elect will be in
stalled by the grand matrop, Mrs. Shirk
OF Redteld.
Col. Cressey has slides OF Messrs.
Hs!stead. Fuller, Boyd, Barron and
others Of our Lake county soldiers which
he will show during his entertainment
Friday night.
Mrs. NJ. j. McGillivrsy had a reunion
OF the McGillivray families aud other
friends a. her residence last evening at
which generous entertainment and social
enjoyment prevailed.
julius Siskowsky, wife and son, julius,
and Casper kepler, who have lived for
some years q few miles south u town,
{ ,ok their final departure this morning
for S~pringdale, Arkansas.
Merle Jonee, eldest son OF MIR. and
Mrs. j. l.. Jones, celebrated the seventh
anniversary OF his birth by giving u doz-
on OF his little "chums' q tirst-class
time from $3.50 to 6 thus afternoon.
Eo. McK,n and Chas. Ames, two
young men, OF W,nfred, departed the
former to engage in the employ OF Mich
OILS. Shepherd Il Co. at Sioux Falls
the latter TO make his home IN Nebraska.
Evergreen lodge, No. L.. AZ X A. NJ,
4 held its annual election Of officers last
evening with the following result: W.
J ". G.rton. ". NJ; w. II. Fintzel, 5. W.;
\ J.. l.. Jones, J. W.; L. A. Ripe, sec
\ rotary.
4 Rev. &C. Blackman who has been
4 assisting Rev. G. NJ. Cline in revival eer-
vices in the Baptist church several
weeks PAST, returned to his home al
Ames. Iowa. Rev. Il. 4. Douley OF
Eaan who visited Rev. Cline yesterday
also returned home.
81 Daily Huronite: While Huron ex'
pected good things from Cressey, the!
4 we're not prepared for the treat he gave
them by calcium light OF the philippine
war. Received with tremendous ap
y plsuse. When be comes again he hae
better bring a tent, 90 as to accom-
q modate his audience. At the opers
4 house, December :.
III Travelling Agent Allen inventor'ed th'
: stock in the company's yard here to-da!
: with the assistance OF Manager Rse. A
Mr.. Allen is somewhat worn out BY hi
>, arduous labors, Mr.. Rae has been as
III s;oned TO the work Of ~inventory'n9 o
the rest OF the c~ompsny's yards 10 Sout'
m m Dakota and departed this evening 10
IN Oldham to begin the work.
m Special meeting OF city COUNCIL &c
morrow evening. As many people sh'n
m = that the council meeting is a closed 900
m or altar chamber proceeding, the men
|" ha,a ~ the council desire citizens I
J. a,.abuse their minds OF this idea, and
q they have any wishes or desires !
. rnhl;o matters to make known, TO con
-fresly before the council and eApre'
q their desires frankly.
Thu ladies OF St. Thomas church vi
~.srye dinner At tho opera house ssto
day Of this week, December y. Dinn
viii commence promptly at Il o'o'o'
:. and continue until everybody is serve
d cents paying the charge. The pr
oaads will be used for tho improveme
or ~ tho Catholic cemetery. A cordial !
citation is extended to everybody
Lies take dinner with the ladies.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader. 6: !
N. ;urv in tho damage suit against boo
at Neis. Of a., after being ont hve moi
-..,v,rad a verdict in favor OF the pla
nan .;a William Foster, in the sum
Len. =, nco. Foster sued for damages
use. false imprisonment. Tho real dele'
ot.: .n,s IN this case are E. O. Jones and
J., in G.. Matthew'S, . law nrm OF 'ue -,
/ a, v.rs responsible tor tho plaintiff % |"
Looked up in the Lake county jan. :
-. os.. gill 30 appealed to the state
to preme court. $1,000.
l6 ooair.d Ridel, an old and rsspeo
X -o.;,en OF the northwest part OF
A.. County. died last evening, the rssu.
o's. s s h.1th tor some time. Mr. n