The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-28

Scotland are visiting AT the home oil
Mrs C.. II. Miner.
Mrs. J. II. Hubbard and Mrs.
Hamilton OF lpeSmet me visiting
Mrs. Nj L. Tnrney.
Mrs. Geo. L%onestatr, of Huron.
visited with Mrs. Geo. N. Roalev
and returned home Monday.
Rev. Peter ialloweil. who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Geo. g.,
Johnston, returned home Tuesday
to Waterloo, Iowa.
Rev. w. NJ. MAR, pastor of the
congregational church at Garretson.
was in the city, IA guest OF Rev. Chas.
III. Powell, The two ministers were
college mates at Oherlin, Ohio.
Miss Roxy Butterlicld left Monday
evening toI %Farihault. Mimi, to re
sumo her studies in the ACADEMY at
that place. On account OF sickness
in the institution the fall opening
was delayed.
Miss Emily Bras arrived home
Monday evening from Sioux CITY.
whore She has been for over a month.
since UNDERGOING an operation at one
Of the hospitals. She is recovering
verY nicely f,om the operation and
is slowly regainlng her strength.
Miss Belle Sphinx left tuesday
for st. Louis TO attend the exposi-
tion Miss Sphinx is sent by w. j..
Frad 4 Co. as the winner in their
contest which closed isSt week. Miss
SPHINX desires TO thank her friends
who made it possible for her to en-
JOY an outing to the Worlds Fair.
Charles Goss and Miss Johanna
Shou, of Hooker, appeared at the
clerk OF courts Office Wednesday
and secured a license to get married.
Justice Mckinley happened INTO the
Office about that time and performed
the ceremony that made them man
and wife. They left on the morning
train for their home.
The second eleven OF the Iiniver-
sity played a game OF football with
the team OF the Chamberlain Indian
school MONDAY afternoon and the
University squad won by Il score OF
AZ to 0. The Indian boys IRE plllcky
in their play and fought the game
out to the last. Supt. tlinn accom-
panied the team to the city.
AT the corn palace Monday even
Ing and today large crowds Of visit
ors assembled to hear the music and
10 listen to the addresses. A. Is.
Hitchcock spoke in the evening and
II. Z. Preston in the afternoon.
Eleven coach loads of people came
down on the Milwaukee road from.
the north part of the state.
Rev. Chas. II. Powell has received
information that a bishop c%oadjutor
had been appointed by the Episcopal
conference for South Dakota in the
person OF Rev. r. NJ. Taitt, OF Phila-
aelphia. He comes to this state as
an assistant to Bishop Hare and will
have charge OF the Indian work.
His appointment as bishop coadjutor
means that when the bishop retires
either by old age or death that Mr.,
Taitt will be appointed in charge of
the entire Episcopacv of South Da-
kota.
Over Niagara balls was present.
ed at the opera house Monday even
ihg to Il large audience which showed
a genuine appreciation Of the play.
The drama was something out OF the
ordinary run and was replcte with
many exciting scenes, none of which
were overdrawn. The company pre-
Sentlng the play was a very capable
u and was in line with all the 9th.
er good attractions that Manager
Nichols has provided the opera house
with since the opening of the. fall
and winter season.
Ks =. NdlbOlG WdS Ldhcll W
Chicago on Tuesday to submit to
another operation for an internal
trouble, and was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Lenore Prescott and DR..
and Mrs. B. a. Bobb. Mrs. Wal
poles condition was such that she
had to be taken to Chicago on a cot.
Or. Bobb expects to return in the
course OF a week. Mrs. Walpole's
friends will regret to know that it
was necessary for her to submit to
another operation as it was supposed
that wien She was operated on in
Sioux City during the summer that
she Vas practically assured OF a full
recovery.
NJ. II. Mark, a real estate dealer
OF Avon. was in the city and return
ed home Wednesday morning. Mr..
Mark stated that on his list of real
estate was a quarter section OF land
located within three II lies Of Pierre
which is listed at So per acre. and