The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-19

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berlain to visit with relatives for
the rest of the week.
Miss Margaret Nj. Wagner, of Has
tings, Mimi, arrived Wednesday
to make a visit with the Misses
Jelley.
Miss Lottie Tenny went to Mime
ap6lis to make a visit with her sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. Charles Tenny. who
is quite Ill.
Miss Zadia Brown went TO Gam
Valley Tuesday evening to act as
stenographer in the taking OF some
depositions.
Mrs. G.. G.. Holleran arrived home
Tuesday evening from Fulton, ILL.,,
where she has been visiting for the
past month.
Miss Zell Mccartney, OF Waterloo,
Iowa. arrived to visit her uncle, DIR.
j. G. Mccartney. and the families OF
j. II. Ferris and G. W. Brown.
John Cook, who has been sick for
some little time, is able to get down
town occasionally, and his friends
are glad to note his Improvement.
Mayor Burnside, of Sioux Falls,
and e. A. Bruce, of Yankton, were
i'm the city Wednesday looking after
interests i'm connection with the long
distance companies which are en-
tering the city.
w. III. Bloss has disposed of his
building and lot on First Avenue
east to a. G. Pringle, who will soon
establish a .harness shop. Mr.. Bloss
will move his second hand goods to
some other location.
Mrs. Anna V. Wallis arrived Mon
day afternoon from Zion City, H..
to make a visit of a month With her
sister, Mrs. Thos. Manchester. Mrs.
Wallis Joined the ranks of the Chris
tian Catholic Society under the lead
ership of John Alexandra Dowie a
little over a year ago.
Mrs. Nellie Ward returned We'd
nesday from Woonsocket, where
she attended the funeral services
I'VE the remains of Miss May
Stanley Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Ward said it was the largest funeral
that has been held at that place in a
good many years. the deceased being
a very popular young lady.
In conversation with Game War
den Collard, who is taking a weeks
vacation from his Omaha passenger
run, concerning the violation of the
game law he said that so far he was
able to ascertain but very few, if
any, chickens were being killed out
of season. He said he had deputies
in all parts OF the counties and that
they had been watchful but were un-
able to get any evidence against any
violators. MIR. Collard said the
pralrle chickens We're more abundant
this year than last and that the
sport will te a decided Improvement
over the shooting of last year. The
game warden thinks that the farm
ers thro ughout the county are not
going to keep the hunters Off their
premises this year to the extent they
did a year ago, and this is due. he
believes, to the influence of the gun
club, whose members use every effort
to prevent any imposition on the
farmers.
a quiet but exceedingly happy
wedding event occurred at the home
of Mrs. Harriet Walker, on the south
side Friday morning at s O'Clock. 81
that hour her daughter. Miss Irma,
was united IN marriage to Mr.. Frank
A. Norton, of Brookings. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. II. S.
Wilkinson, Of the Methodist church
in the presence Of a few intimate
friends. Immediately after the cere-
mony the guests sat down to a very
tempting wedding breakfast. The
bride is a popular young lady Of the
city and is admired by a large circle
Of friends. She graduated at the Con.
servatory OF Music at the University
a year ago, and is very proficient ir
that art. MI. Norton formerly re.
sided in Mitchell a few years ago,
and is now connected with the teach
inu foyco in rho oynoyimopf ctoftor
at Brookings AGRICULTURAL college
The bridal couple left for Blocking!
this morning and will commence
housekeeping at once. The Republi
can extends its congratulations alon,
with the many other friends in th'
city.
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