The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-27

lain, was in the eitv Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed. Devy expect to
next Monday for Portland, Ore,
TO remain through the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cessford went to
Perry, Iowa, Wednesday morning to
spend Thanksgiving With relatives.
L. J. Spangler has been attending
court at Chamberlain since Tuesday
and returned home Wednesday morn
ing.
The highest point reached by the
government thermometer yesterday
was 26; the lowest during the night
was IA.
Mrs. N. A. Rogge went to Huron
Wednesday to visit with a sister
and several nieces in that vicinity for
two weeks.
Miss Nora Harker went to Oakland,
Neb., Wednesday and Will remain
there about three months on an ex-
tended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. a. Bidwell vent
to Beresford, Wednesday to par
take of a Thanksgiving dinner with
some friends who Ii i've near that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Sphinx and
Mrs. V. II. Sphinx left via the Omaha
road Wednesday morning tor George
town, WASH, to spend the winter,
expecting to return in the spring.
DR. Stevenson, tie we'll known eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist, of
Sioux Falls, will be in Mitchell on
Thursday and Friday Dec. 10 and II
at The Mitchell. DR.. Stevenson also
fits glasses.
| Will Farmer. who is connected
with the Office Of the Publishers
Mutual Insurance Co., CT Huron,
was in the city Wednesday on his
way home to Chamberlain to spend
Thanksgiving.
Arthur Allen, whose family moved
here last summer from Brighton, III.
has just Joined them. He was con
nected with the Champion Harvester
Co., and had some business deals tt
settle in Illinois before coming tt
Mitchell to make his future home.
a dozen members of the Knight
of Pythias had planned to 90 to
Huron Wednesday to attend initia
ton ceremonies OF a class OF twenty
but owing to the lateness Of tn
Milwaukee passenger and the Ion!
drive from Wolsey to Huron the
decided to abandon the trip.
Little Ruth Hollands entertaine'
a number of little boy and girl friend
at her home Tuesday evening, tn
occasion being the celebration of he
tenth birthday. Many games wer
played during the evening and som
dainty refreshments we're served
Her many little guests brough
numerous presents. which will ca
to memory the first decade Of be
life.
MIS-. Gustave Schubert and childre
arrived 10 the city with a a
household goods. and are living in
residence on Edmunds street. M.
Schubert is expected to arrive rrol
Brighton, ILL.,, where the famil
lived, in the course Of a couple
; weeks. He bought the Fox pop IA
tory last summer and it has been vi
der the management OF his son..sint
then.
The %Splritualists met Monday eve1
ING at the home OF Mrs. j. P. Hal
hill and organized what is called tt
) First Progressive Spiritualist Socie'
of Mitchell. The following Office
were elected: President, c.
Priest vice president, E. N. Morton
e secreta1y, Mrs. F. L. Purse; treasu
err, Mrs. Clara Halfhill; trustee
Mesdames Cox, Priest, Goodwin
guardians, Messrs. Cox and Moor
%organist, Miss Maude Snow. MI
Emma Nutt-Moore has been conduc
e ing meetings here for the past t.
months and has been quite SUGGEST
e in interesting the people in the wor
=. She is a spiritualist-lecturer al
e medium and the memt ers of the s
ciety have shown their confidence
her ability to lead them by retaini
her in an official capacity.
J. II. Ferris received a letter tt
morning from W. W. Bennett.
Whittier, California, in which
stated that his brother, Nat Bt
J. nett, died there on Friday, Nov.
It and that he was buried on the t
e lowing day. Nat will be RENE
a bered by a great many people in tt
city as a member Of about all t
e bands that was ever organized
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