The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-04

neapoliS for Il few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Cone have
moved inLo the residence al the
corner of Duff and Sixth streets.
Mrs. Roy Palmer was a guest at the
home Of Mrs f. j. Bradley Tuesday
while in the city enroute nome to
Salem.
Jos. Harker returned from his trip
to points in Mississippi and Louisi-
ana, and while at New Orleans at
tended the Mardi Gras.
Eugene Lovejoy left Tuesday even
ing via the Omaha road for Neosha,
Mo-. being called there by the SER
ious illness of his cousin.
Morgan & Mowry will nay highest
market price for hides. nelts and tai
low. See them before selling Office
south Mann street. opposite Webster.
Cook & Cos. hardware.
Mrs. II. l.. Bates and daughter,
Miss Lydia, have returned from Min
neapolis and st. Paul. where they
have been selecting their spring
styles of millinery.
| would not be without a box of
Berg's Sweet Laxative Chips in INV
home. states a prominent business
man OF your city They do the work
are perfectly harmless and act gently
to tile bowels. Best for constipation
and bowel complaints. 10 and -
cents. J.. @. Gale.
Prof John C. Scorer. formerly of
the Cleveland School of Oratory. ar
rived in the city Wednesday and
was the guest of Prof. and Mrs L.
Fl. Hoff at dinner today. Mrs. IIutf
is a graduate of the Cleveland School
of Oratory. Prof. Scorer is now on
the lecture platform and spoke at
White Lake Tuesday evening.
Sydney Garrett went to Alexan-
drja Wednesday to arrange for talk
ing possession Of the bakery and
restaurant which he recently pur-
chased. Ernest Garrett, who has
always been Rathbun's lead baker,
Still remains at the head of the bak-
cry department. some people getting
the idea that he was going away in
stead of his bro ther
Tuesday evening a fair number at
tended the performance of Gin OLD
Madrid" as given by Miss Georgia
Harper ana company. The play is
very interesting and contains some
very funny situations that were we'll
brought out. The performance was
very much appreciated, and it is
hoped that Miss Harper and company
will appear in Mitchell again.
A. j. Kings has equipped his car
penter shop on east First street with
some machinery that will greatly
facilitate his work i'm the future.
He has added a Joining and planning
machine, a band saw, turning lathe.
and several other machines of lesser
nature. The machinery is driven by
a new gasoline engine that has Just
been established and now Cont ractor
King will be able to turn out his
work much faster than ever before.
He contemplates putting i'm other
machinery to further facilitate bust
ness in the new building he has late.
ly erected.
Monday evening the Twentieth
Century club met at the home of
Mrs. Geo. A. Silsby and they had
something out of the ordinary from
their usual program. The members
of the club appeared in colonial
costumes, as this was the postponed
Washington's birthday program,
which has been planned for several
weeks. The costumes were very
pretty indeed, and the ladies with
their powdered hair and their dainty
costumes presented an attractive
appearance. Refreshments were
served and after that various amuse-
ments were INDUCED in. Some vo-
cal selections were 1enderd by Miss
Mary Windle and Mrs. III. e. Hitch
cock while Mrs. III. G. Nichols gave
several selections on the piano.
Each emmber was then required to
take some part in the proceedings
and the result was more or less
amusing.
Miss Georgia Harper and her COM
pany appeared at the opera house
Monday evening in Camille" which
was presented in an excellent man
ner. Miss Harper in the part Of
Camille made a fine impression, do.
ing the character in a manner that
impressed the audience thoroughly
with her ability as an actress. She
read her lines with good taste and
gave the part a delineation that was
pleasing. Mr.. DIETRICH, as Ar
mand Duval, does his work well and
keeps well within the bounds Of the
part. The supporting members OF