The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-02

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The New York, Chicago and Des-
Moines specialists Diagnostician will
be at the Raymond Hotel, Mitchell,
Monday, Jan. 5, one day only. Con-
sultation free.
d. B. Cropp is getting his gym
nasium in readiness just as fast as
possible and hopes to be able to
open it to the public within a short
time. Most all of the paraphernaila
has arrived and it is being placed in
position. Mr.. Crop will have a
very complete gymnasium in the
near future.
The Londale Theatre Co. had a
very good audience out to its perform
ance Monday evening, and the play
of ssSunset of a Woman's Life,'' was
very much enjoyed. Mr.. Barber has
added some new people to his com
pany which gives it added strength.
The Rays are still with the company
and their speciality work was heart
lily a%pplauded. Little Connie caught
the house with her singing and dane
ing.
A copy of the Gonzales, Cal,
Tribune OF recent date
the death OF Mrs. Willis Mix, which
occurred early in December. With
her husband they were residents of
Letcher some years and left that
place in 1892 for California for the
benefit Of Mrs. Mix's health. They
were quite well known in that town
and vicinity and the people up that
way will be very sorry to learn of her
death.
Miss Ella Preston entertained a
large number Of her young lady and
gentlemen friends on the last night
of the old year and it was a very
merry party that assembled at her
home on west Fourth street. The
evening was passed IN playing various
social games, and when the midnight
hour arrived there was a general
exchange Of new years. greetings.
Some dainty refreshments were
served during the evening, and the
occasion was very much enjoyed by
all.
Mrs. e. J. Haynes entertained a
number of young ladies very pleasant
ly Tuesday evening at a six O'Clock
tea, in honor of Miss Conklin, OF
Canton, who is attending the Educa-
tional Association. and Miss Emma
Haynes, who is at home spending
her vacation from the. State Univer-
sity at Vermillion. The center Of
the table contained a bouquet Of
carnations and the guests found
their places by means of cards,
which had the names arranged in an
unique way.
After the meeting Of the educa-
tional association Tuesday evening J.
". Murphy and wife, Of Hartford,
rendered their friends. to the extent
Of a dozen or so, a oyster supper at
the Olympus restaurant. The couple
was recently married and this is the
first time they have had an oppor-
tunity to meet many Of their friends
among the educators Of the state.
Some speeches of congratulation we're
made and the hour that the friends
were together was a very pleasant
one to all concerned.
The Round Table Club entertained
the Twentieth Century Club at the
home Of Geo. FL. Rev Monday even
ing and there vas a very good attend
ance OF members from both clubs.
A short literary program with some
music interspersed was given and
later in the evening some dainty re-
frshmenUs were served. Pink carna-
tions, the clubs flower, were used for
decorations. The members Of the
two clubs very much enjoyed the
social gathering, and the occasion
will long be remembered by the par
Elephants.
The fire department had n Of
the largest crowds of the season at it's
dancing party Wednesday evening.
The young people assembled there
to dance out the old year and in the
new, and right royalty they welcomed
the advent Of 1908, while the old
year was put or the shelf as of little
further use, other than the remem-
brance Of a prosperous year. The
music for the evening was furnished
by Meiers's orchestra and was highly
satisfactory to the dancers. The
dance was kept up until a little after
l O'Clock.
The Mitchell Club had a fairly good