The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-12

Carlson.
Mrs. Ray Smith and little son
went TO Yanklon Monday to make
Il visit With relatives.
Mrs. L. j. Shaw and children came
down tlom Aberdeen Monday 10
visit her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
ia. Noble.
Frank Rudolph and daughter, Miss
Carrie, an uncle and neice OF W.. ID.
Saul, arrived This morning irum Alb
erueen to visit several DAYS.
z ID. Prescott received Il telegram
Sunday IRON Mr.. and Mrs Reuben
Dwight, Of Missoula, Mont an
n~ouEcinR the arrival that day Of
another oaby boy at their home.
Miss Pearl jackson entertained a
few young lady friends at her home
Fliday evening at u six O'clock tea.
After refreshments we're served the
rest Of the evening was thoroughly
enjoyed playing finch.
Mrs. C.. r. Vermilyea, who is at
Geddes, wired Mr. Vermilyea Satur-
day of the death of her mother.
Mrs. r. X. Thompson, which occur
led that day. The deceased has been
seriously i'll since last fall, and Mrs
Nermlilyea has heen down there sew
nal times. The deceased was 10 wears
OF age.
Sunday evening at st. Mary's
Episcopal church Rev. Chas. II. Pow
eli instituted "A new service known as
the choral service The choir, com-
posed OF Misses Windle aud Tillotson
and Messers. Downey aud Boyles,
rendered the music very nicely, while
Mrs. A. e. Hitchcock at the organ
played the accompaniment. This
service will be given every Sunday
evening in the future.
w. w. Davis, of Chamberlain, who
was down to attend the race circuit
meeting, stated that be had bought
the interests OF Frank batch at Mt.
Vernon and would move there soon.
He said tint Mr.. Hatch and family
were preparing to move to Sioux
City in the spring, and Mr.. Hatch
will engage in the commission bust
ness. Mr.. Hatch is a mighty good
man to lose from Dawson county aud
we are sorry tina: he has decided to
pull out after living here for so many
years.
Mrs. Edna Mason and V. s. Miller
we're united in marriage at Sioux
City Monday afternoon. at 4:30, the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
Newell White at the parsonage.
Mrs. Mason went home to Sioux City
that day and Was met at the tram
by MIR. Miller and they drove direct
TIC the minister's residence. Mrs.
Mason is we'll known in this city and
was formerly Miss Edna Kintigh. Her
many friends will exGend their con-
gratulatiOns. Mr.. Miller is head
oookkeeper for the Haniord Co.
The ground hog saw his shadow
with avenRence Tuesday OF last week,
and we have been getting all KINDS
OF weather ever since. The govern
ment thermometer Sunday morning
registered II degrees below zero and
1t renamed at 4 beolw during the
day. AS il that wasn't cold enough
the thermometer took another shoot
downward during the night and this
morning the thermometer registered
at q degrees below zero. For good,
downright winter weather commend
us to the present season as being
about the worst in q good many
wears. As a
Mrs. s. W. Smith, Mrs. +. ".
FreyberR, Mrs. Fred M. Bailey and
Mrs. S. G. Boyce gave a five o'clock
tea to a number Of their lady friends
at the home of Mrs. Smith Thursday
afternoon, about forty responding to
the invitation. An excellent repast
was placed before the guests and for
several hours after refreshments we're
over the guests cnjoved themselves
ia social matters. The table decora-
lions we're very attractive, consist
ing Of carnations, primroses, CHAR
raras, and violets. The four ladies
were royalty hospitable and the az
ternoon was a decidedly successful
one.
The Pa1kston Advance last week
announces the sale Of that paper to
John W. Peckham, Of this city, and
that be will take possession OF the
plant on Monday, Feb. Is. For the
past eighteen months Mr.. Peckham
has been in the employ Of The Re.
publican as foreman of the news room
and later as the operator OF the Sim
pick typesetting machine, and while
we regret to lose his steady and re-
liable services. we are glad to know
that be has found such a good loca-
ton as PaIkston in which to resume
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