The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-04
ADDITIONAL LOCAL


ham, arrived in the city Thursday
from her home in Buffalo county.
She was married about a month AGO
to Mr.. Oliver.
Drs. %Freybelg, Warne, Bobb,
Reamer. Crane went out to Chamber
lain Thursday to attend the:meet-
ing OF the physicians of the
Mitchell district. They will return
this morning.
A shower of aprons, eiderdown Slip
pers and numerous articles of conse-
quence for Christmas Will be offered
at reasonable rates by the Presby-
terians. Don't unwittingly miss
this booth at Vermilyea's Saturday.
1t is not very often that this coun-
try is visited by a rain in December,
yet for about Is or 20 minutes We'd
nesday night at II O'Clock a rain
came from the northwest. A little
snow came later during the night
and this had the effect Of taking off
the smoothness Of the icy walks in
the morning.
Why suffer with your kidneys? The
discovery Of Kidney-Ettes has proved
a blessing to thousands Of kidney
sufferers who have been restored to
perfect health. These tablets dri We
the diseased germs out Of the system
aud we urge all sufferers to give this
scientific and successful kidney rem
edy a. trial. Price Is cents. L. o
Gale.
Albion E. Young and Miss Flora
Burk were united in marriage at
VanBuren, Indiana, Nov. 80. They
we're both former residents of this
county, residing in Badger township.
They will arrive in the city this
afternoon and 60 to the nome of
Mr.. Young's brother, Clayton, in
Badger township, for a short visit.
Saturday evening a reception will be
rendered the welded couple at Clay
ton Young's home. Mr.. Young now
resides at Carthage, where he con-
ducts a barber shop. He formerly
worked for j. N. Cook in this city
several years ago.
In the doll booth at the Presbyter-
ian bazaar you will find Santa Claus
stock, including a bride and groom,
fair majdens and little brownies.
Look for them through Vermilyea's
plate glass Saturday.
A dozen young ladies met at the
home of Miss Jessie McGrath We'd
nesday evening and completed the
organization Of the Catholic Girls So
cial Club, by the election of Miss
Augusta Mcguire as president and
Miss Mae Collins secretary and treas
arer. The following are the other
members OF the club: Misses Anna
Mccain, Jessie McGrath, Mae Her.
bert. Bessie Mcguire, Nellie Hannett,
Katie Gormley, Nellie Doyle, Anna
Burg. Susie Cook and Margaret Grace.
The club will meet twice a month at
the home of the member who enter
tains, and it was organized simply
for the purpose Of passing a pleasant
social evening, wherein games and
refreshments are the principal feat
ures. .
For rent, we'll improved farm, SCI
of 81, Mitchell township. j. F.
Smith, Mitchell, S. D..
The evangelistic meetings at the
Baptist church are attracting quite
a good deal Of attention, and We'd
nesday evening there was a very good
audience in attendance. Some very
interesting and helpful sermons are
being preached by Rev. j. M. Hupp,
the subject Of his sermon Wednesday
evening being "The Signs of the
Times Mr.. Hupp applied bible
prophecy to the history Of the world
and pointed out some signs Of the
time Indicating in his judgment the
not far Oft approach Of Last Things.
The second coming of Christ and the
judgment, he thought. were things
we so often forget. Last evening
Mr.. Hupp spoke on Fidelity to
Christi Everybody is cordially in
vited to attend the services.
Do you feel broken down and doe
your system need nourishment? Just
take Man-er-Vine Tablets, the
worlds greatest remedy for the
nerves, brain and blood and watch
results. L o. Gale.
If you have a farm to trade for
general erchandise list it with J.