The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25

held Saturday, Nov. 16, beginning at
9 a. NJ. Full particulars of the ex-
animation may be obtained from Frank
G. Fuller at the Madison postofice.
Miss Sada Jones is in receipt of a
letter from the j. L. Jones family of
Detroit, Mich, which brings the COM
forting assurance that their daughter,
Miss Marie Is recovering nicely from
her long illness. Last Sunday she
submitted &c a second operation, the
result of appendicitis, and sincs that
time improvement has been very
rapid.
Mr.. j. W. Boyd of Herman and
bride, nee Miss Florence Wise, ar
rived this morning from Minneapolis.
Their marriage occurred in Minneapolis
on the 10Th inst, the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. VIM. p. Rem.
ington of st. Paul Episcopal church of
that city. Mr.. Boyd is one Of the
substantial young farmers of Herman,
and his friends, both in this city aud
his neighEorhood will he pleased to ex-
tend congratulations on his new rela-
tion.
Miss Lena McCloud of Leroy was
delightfully."- surprised by nine of her
lady friends Wednesday afternoon, the
occasion being a pre-nuptial party, and
the lady of honor was presented with a
number of useful kitchen utensils.
Refreshments were served at 5 o'clock,
and all had a very enjoyable time.
Those present were Miss Grace Thoma-
son, Misses Viola and Myrtle Gross,
Mrs. X. j. Christensen, Mrs. Frank
Downs, Miss Rose Klassy, Miss Ida
Chistiansen, Miss Mile Braese and
Mis-. Annie Klassy.
Weather bulletin, Huron station:
The disturbance central ever Alberta
has moved eastward and moderately
high pressure covers most of the central
and eastern portions of the country.
The temperature is generally lower
in the Ohio valley and oveT the At
lantic coast states; also oveu the
Plateau region, and higher over the
Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys. Rain has occurred within the
last "a hours in Nebraska and on the
north Atlantic coast. 1t is coolest at
Calgary, % degrees, and warmest at
Galveston, 20 degrees.
Vermillion dispatch: District Su-
perintendent w. S. Shepherd, of
Mitchell, while visiting here, received
Il message that his father, who went
out to California a few weeks g to
visit another son. Rev. A. G. Shep-
herd, until recently alsU a district
superintendent of South Dakota, had
died after a brief illness. The body
will reach Mitchell on Friday and
WILL be buried there. Mr. Shepherd,
who reared his family on a farm in
Dawson county, was the father of
three sons, who became ministers Of
the Methodist church, and one daugh-
ter, who is the wife Of a missionary
in South America.
''The Mysterious Smith Company"
this season is carrying a much larger
cast than ever before, with special
scenery and many new novelty fea-
lures. Tne patrons of this city will
only have an opportunity of seeing this
show one night, as the demand for
the attraction has been so large this
season hiatt it will only be possible for
the company to play one night stands.
Besides the show being guaranteed
Mysterious Smith" makes many
other cash offeIs and prizes to anyone
who can hold him with rope, chains,
locks and handouts, including the
police. Don't fail to see this show, as
it is one of the greatest treats of the
season and comes to your city as one of
the best recommended attractions on
the road today. Prices 2J-35-50.