The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-05-06

Plymouth Rocks. G. w. Bromwell,
Mitchell, S. ID.
Mrs. e. NJ. Welton, of Peoria, H..
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
Smith. She will 90 direct from here
to her summer cottage at Spirit
Lake. Iowa. Mr.. Welton spent Sun
day in the city.
James Spears arrived home on
Monday from his trip to Ireland,
and reports having had an ENJOYABLE
time while over on the old sod. 1t
has been twenty years since Mr..
Spears left that country and one of
the OBJECTS in making the trip at
tins time was to look after some
property interests.
A. G. Wheeler, the travelling rep
resentative for the international
Harvester Co.. is leaning to manip-
ulate an automobile. which he will
use i'm covering his large mount of
territory. HIS machine is of a much
smaller type than DIR. Warne's or d..
b. Miller's but it covers the ground
with great rapidity.
Saturday evening a quiet wedding
occurred at the home of Pearl James
on the south side. Amos James was
united in marriage to Miss Mary
Homer, of Bates, Hand county the
ceremony being performed at s
O'Clock by the Rev. II. S. Wilkinson,
pastor Of the Methodist church.
The young folks will reside in this
city.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. McCdslin lett for Portland,
Ore. and during tile next three or
four months they will travel over the
Pacific coast to view the country.
If Mr.. McCaslin finds something that
he is satisfied with he will make an
investment. During their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jewell will occupy
their residence on west Fifth street.
The Germanla Land Co. of this
city has just purchased the residence
property of Mrs. G. j. Seeker, To-
Gated in the northwest part of the
city, described as lots 9, 10, IL, block
4, Rowley's second addition. 1t is
the intention to improve the proper
ty in the way of grading, setting out
trees. ETC., to beautify it in every
way possible. The brick and frame
dwellings on the property will be
added to, repaired and painted.
A state class initiation of the Lady
Maccabees of the World will be held
in Mitchell May 10. Two supreme
officers and the state commander
will be present and several delegates
from the various Hives in the state.
Any n having rooms to rent for
this occasion will please report to
Clara a. Lukens, Lady Commander,
or Mrs. p. Fl. Kelley, chairman of
the committee. ANY Lady Macca-
bee of the World in this city who
is not a member Of this Hive is
cordially invited to attend.
Gam Valley Chief: G. W. Greene,
who has recently moved onto the
John Grace ranch from Alpena was
in town Saturday and we were
pleased to make his acquaintance.
Mr.. Greene is one OF the earliest set
tiers of the state and has resided
here continually for the past 35
years. He herded cattle on the pres
ent site Of the thriving city of
Mitchell and expects to see the state
located on his old nerding
ground this fall. He has been over
the old government trail to Fort
Thompson when there was hardly a
mans h%abitation between the
Jim and Missouri ri ve1s. He has
about 300 head of cattle which he
will run on the ranch this year.
Thursday evening Miss Hazel La
a student of the musical de-
partlnent of Dakota University,
gave a voice recital in the college |
chapel. which was attended by a
number of friends ly invita-
ton. Miss Lathrop sang eleven
numbers, which were of a character
to show a voice of richness and
power. 1t has a fine quality and the
young LADY sings hel selections with
skill and grace, M she outs some
inc expression into her work. Miss
Lathrop has been heard many times
in Mitchell but on this occa-
SION she seemed to surpass all previous
Her two Lest numbers we're
The Rising of the Storm by
and ''Come to Me- by
Denza. Both were written in a
key than the Others and they
served to display her vol ce to a bet
.er advantage. Miss Lathrop GER
iainly has a fine future before her,
md that she will fulfill the favor
lble.predictlons by her friends is not
]Ouhtpd for cbn ic a conscientious