The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-02-06

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a visit with relatives.
@. G. Thompson arrived home Fri
day morning from Letcher, where he
was called to attend to some legal
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Morrow arrived
home Saturday evening from Water
town, N. Y, where they went two
weeks ago to attend the fiftieth an
niyersary of the marriage Of Mrs.
Morrow's parents.
+. A. Hammer, of Ethan, spent
Sunday with relatives in the city.
Mr.. Hammer said that the company
is doing very nicely in the drug
business. Mrs. Hammer expects to
leave this week for Chicago to make
an indefinite stay.
A. L. McGovern & Sons are max
ing a sweeping reduction in their
line of tailored suits, and in their
advertising space today some bar
gains are enumerated in that line.
Read the advertisement carefully and
see what they have to offer.
Friday evening Miss Louie Bras
entertained about fifty of her Young
lady and gentleman friends. A num-
Der Of social amusements were ar
ranged for-the young..folks and a de-
lightiul evening resulted from the
assemblage OF the company. Refresh
ments were served.
D. w. Collins left Monday morning
for Omaha and Moline, Ill. returning
home Saturday. This trip is for a
little rest and recreation for Mr..
Collins and during his absence he
will look owe some ..of..ssthe plants of
machine companies. whose goods he
handles in this city.
Will Larkin, of Chicago. was in the.
city Thursday. At present Mr.. Lar
kin is engaged in getting out a book
on South Dakota for the Chicago,
Milwaukee s. st. Paul railway. While
here he drove out to his farm a few
miles west of town to look after the
construction OF a new house, which is
being erected by John Slater. 1t will
cost Mr.. Larkin about 81, 500.
The board of education held it's
meeting Saturday evening. The res
ignation of Miss Cooley was accepted
and Miss Lizzie Brown was elected
to the vacancy. Miss Brown is at
present teaching at Montrose, and
lit is expected that she will com
mence her duties on Monday Of next
week. During the interim Mrs.
Geo. w. Cooley is teaching the de-
partment. Routine business occu-
pied the rest of Intervening.
Thursday evening the w. r. G..
gave a social and entertainment at
the G. A. R. hall, which was very
well attended considering the number
of attractions that have been on dur
ing the week. Miss Josephine Will
komm recited a number and Miss
Fannie Mccormick sang a solo, and
both were heartily appreciated. A
trio was rendered by three young
ladies. Refreshments were served
during the evening and the affair
was much enjoyed.
Miss Emma Cooley, who has beer
teaching in the city schools since las
September, resigned her position ant
lett for her home at Tabor Saturday
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock she wa!
united in marriage to Mr.. Cheste,
Terrence. Monday morning the J
left for points in Florida on a wed.
ding trip lasting two months. Dur
ing her brief residence in the city th,
bride made number of warm friends
who will extend their hearty congrat,
ulations over the event.
Prof. T. T. Graham has returned
from Minneapolis, where he wa!
called nearly two weeks ago by thu
serious condition Of his wife, who I'm.
derwent a surgical operation in AS
bury hospital. Mr.. Graham said b,
left his wife much better and tina,
Monday she was moved from the hos
pital to the home Of a niece in th.
city. He thinks she will be able tx
return to Mitchell the latter part o,
this week. Mrs. Graham's many
friends will be pleased to learn thai
she is to be restored to them in yer,
good health.
a good many Of the old friend.
and acquaintance of John V.Hamil.
ton went to the Congregations church
last Friday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
to attend the last sad rites held Owe
the remains. The services were con
Quoted by Rev. D. R. Tomlin and he
was assisted by Rev. A. D. d. Fraser.
Mr.. Tomlin delivered an appropriate
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