The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-29

SATURDAY into the Seaman residence
at the corner Of west Fifth and Ed
munds streets.
Mrs. Craig Wilson has been visit
ing with relatives in the city Cor a
short time and returned to Sanborn,
Iowa, Monday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. r. j. Taylor have
moved into Asa Dodd's residence on
the south side, which they will oc-
cupy during the family's absence.
c. N. Lukes, of the Security Ma.
tional Bank, of Sioux City, speh,
Sunday in the city and left this af.
ternoon for the northern part of the
state.
MIR. and Mrs. Asa Dodd and Mrs.
b. Low1ie left this morning for a
trip lasting several months. which
will be spent at Denver and Colo.
RADIO Springs, Colo, and Ogden
Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wider. who
recently returned from their we'd
ding trip to st. Louis, went To
housekeeping Saturday in the Rodey
residence on west Seventh and sam
born streets.
The company of young ladies and
gentlemen, who have been camping
at Whites grove during the past
week, broke camp Monday and moved
back to the city They report hav-
ing had an elegant time, and that
the grove is an ideal spot for an out
ing.
Mrs. John Abraham left this
morning for Chicago. where she will
be Joined by her daughter, Miss Jes-
sic. and together they Will 90 Nv
boat and rail to Minnetonis, Mani
toba, where they will spend the rest
of the summer. Mrs. Abraham has
a brother at that place.
Charles Murphy, who was caught
i'm the act of getting away with a
horse and buggy the fourth Of July,
was released from the CUSTODY of the
sheriff Saturday by States Attorney
Hitchcock. He took into considera-
ton the fact that Murphy was so
drunk he really did not know he was
stealing when he drove way with the
outfit.
|. w. Cook, OF Oskaloosa, Iowa.
in the city a while SATURDAY..
He has been out to Chamberlain to
register for a Rosebud quarter and
fulfilled a desire to see Mitchell by
stopping OFF on his way home. He
is connected With the SATURDAY Globe
i'm his h0me town aud expressed
high satisfaction with what he had
seen of the country on his trip.
Mrs. NJ. Kingsley, who mas lust
opened am art needle work studio
and halr dressing parlors in the
Gale block, liz Main street, has a
new advertimscnt today. Mrs.
kingsley is competent i'm her line of
work and has some strong recon-
mendatlons from people where she
has been engaged in business. The
OF the city are very cordially
invited to call and inspect her work.
A. G. Lack, a druggist, of Man
kato, Mimi, was in the city and left
for his home Saturday. His visit
to Mitchell at this time was for the
purpose of looking into the matter
1f moving his drug stock here. He
in conference with Fred W:d-
mann concerning the lease of n OF
store rooms on the Main street
side or bis new hotel building. No
definite arrangements were made at
time.
The second service of the union
meetings OF the churches was held
1t the corn palace Sunday evening.
md a very Large audience listened 10
most interesting sermon delivered
the Rev. y. Craig bowuIsn, pas
or OF the Congregational church.
lis sermon was on ''ChriStiab
and it was a fine exposition
throughout. He was assisted in the
ervice by Revs. Surbeck, Giblett
Wilkinson. The music Of the
vening was furnished by the Con-
.regational church chior, and a con-
Ratio solo was effectively sung by
1rs. E. G. Barnes.
L. w. Settersturm and Miss ALMA
ohnson were united in marriage
saturday evening at the home Of the
rooms mother, s miles south of
he city. The ceremony was per-
ormed by Rev. Mr.. Sundbeck in the
'resence of about seventy of the
and relatives Of the contract.
ng parties, a number from this cit
DING out. a fine wedding supper
'as spread and all partook Of the re-
reshments with a relish. The bride
nd groom were the recipients of a
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