The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-28

Mrs, ThOS. Iaubman, OF Plankln-
ION. spent Tuesday in the city with
friends.
Mrs. E. O. McEwen came over
from Mt. Vernon Tuesday morning to
visit with relatives.
Miss Marie Quigley arrived home
Tuesdy a%afternoon from Fort Dodge,
Iowa, where she visited with Mrs.
Ed Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Boyles and
Mary went to Yankton Wednesday
to eat Thanksgiving dinner with
relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. George Potter came
down from Red6nld Wednesday to
remain over Thanksgiving with DR..
Potter's parent is.
Mrs. J. Haynes arrived Tuesday
afternoon from Sioux City and Yer
million and will remain a few days
with relatives here before going on
home to Mt. Vernon.
The nearest touch to winter weather
in this section so far came Tues
day in the shape of a light snow,
which started in about noon and last
ed for a couple OF houls.
Miss Anna Burg went to Woonsocket
Tuesday to attend the wedding
of her brother, Chris, who was
united in marriage Wednesday norm
ing to Miss Anna Kogel.
DR.. Stevenson, the we'll known eye.
ear, nose and throat specialist of
Siuox Falls, will be in Mitchell on
Thursday and Friday, Dec. 4 and 5,
at the Mitchell house. DR.. Stevenson.
also fits glasses.
Mrs. Larry Rryne and sister, Miss
Murphy, Of Badger township, left
Tuesday morning for Battle Creek,
Mich. Miss Murphy has been visiting
her sister for the past three months.
Mrs. Byrne will remain there until
after the holidays.
On his return from Woonsocket,
where he held court last week,
Judge Smith passed through for
Sioux Falls. He had been called over
there by Judge Jones to hear a case
which required the services OF an
outside Judge. He returned Tees
afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Fl. L. Maxwell came
home from Aberdeen Wednesday,
having been up there to attend the
opening of Chas. Gottschalk's new
theatre building. MI. Maxwell said
that the building is an attractive
one and that an immense crowd was
out to the opening night.
Cards have been received in this
city announcing the approaching
marriage of Mr.. H. P. Beckwith, Of
Elk Point, and Miss Mable Riley, o.
Lakefeld, MINI. The ceremony vii
take place at the latter place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. D, L. Riley
Wednesday, Dec. 3. Mr.. Reckwitf
and Miss Riley we're former resident!
of Mitchell and their many friend!
here will be pleased to hear of thel:
approaching marriage. After tn
wedding the couple will take a tril
to Chicago and Minneapolis and will
make a brief stay at Mitchell on thei
way home to Elk Point.
A quiet wedding occurred at tn
residence of Mrs. Lizzie Porter OF
north Sanborn street, when ne
daughter, Miss Pearl, and MI
George Book. of Letcher, were unite
in marriage. The wedding occurred
at high noon Wednesday and was pei
formed by Rev. G. f. DeGroH, 9
Letcher, in the presence of a fey
friends and relatives. Miss Mimi
Lewis acted in the capacity of brides
maid, and Fred Book was best mai
The bridal couple led the way to tn
dining room, where a sumptuol
repast was served by the bride
mother. Their many friends in I'll
city will extend hearty congratul
tions.
Tuesday evening the Almondbu]
Bell Ringers and E. Stanley Nicho
appeared before a Mitchell audlen'
at the opera house as one OF I'll
lecture and concert course attra
lions. 1t has ..been sometime sin
a bell ringer entertainment was CIV
in the city and it was warmly we
coined as a change from the usu
run of attractions. The gentlem'
composing the company.produce sol
most excellent music and their pla
ing on the bells was very mu'
enjoyed. Every number played
the musicians was encored and th
responded in each instance. N
Nichols. the monologuist, was CT
tainly popular with the audlen'
His work was made of the tell