The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-05-06
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Guessing contest ut Korn & Co.'S.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. Har-
desty, Monday, May 2, a SON.
Mrs. Chas. Colvin went over to
Emery Thursday to visit a short
time with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Watson, of
Wauseca. Mimi, arrived Wednesday
and are guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred NJ. Bailey.
w. II. Wenz. of Bath, visited his
brother. Alfred. at the University
Thursday while enroute home from
the Sioux Falls convention.
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j. S. Mueller, William Isaak and
S. III H%ildebrand, d trio of Park
ston citizens, were in the city Tues
day, leaving on the Omaha for
Sioux Falls to attend the stste con-
vention. Mr.. lsaak is a delegate to
the convention from Hutchinson
county.
Mrs. A. Fl. Daniels arrived home
Thursday afternoon from Worcester,
Mass, where she has been for the
greater part of the time during the
past sixteen months. Her many
friends In the city will be pleased to
welcome hel home after her long alb
sence.
The Noble Theatre Co. is billed
for a three nights engagement at the
opera house, commencing Thursday
evening, May 10. MIR. Noble and his
company have appeared in Mitchell
on several occasions in the past and
they have al ways created a good i'm
l preston.
Found. --Lady's brown jacket. In
quire at this office.
DIR. a. j. Dix and DIR. Ray Smith
and Ray Branson and Ora Wells, two
teams belonging to the tennis club,
went to Sioux Fails this MORN
ing for a match game with the
Sioux Falls players. A new club
has just been organized in tins city
with eight members and two courts
will be made for the club. The
other four members Of the club
aside from the above gentlemen are
S. II. Scallin, j. O. Tiffany, L. j.
WEIGH and c. W.. Downey.
Pasturage for cattle.--One and a
half miles from the city. Apply tc
o. z. Cassem or Charley Green.
Secretary Gillis, OF the State Fire
mems Association, says he has re-
ceived the information from Cantor
that the local department has al.
ready raised their $500 guarantee
fund for tie Tournament which will
be held there June p and following
days. To this $500 the state add!
ST, 900 which will be contested for by
the fire boys of the state. Cantor
will make great preparations to en-
terrain the tiremen and they will bt
!, shown as good a time as they eve
Il l,,I M ., ctnto o,,r,,n,,nt, ,,ro
gram of fine racing events has beer
arranged and the contests, as has al
ways been the case. will be exciting
II Wednesday afternoon Mrs. NJ. Jac
quemai entertained Il Large compan,
/, OF lady friends at her apartment
in the Koch flats at five o'clocI
tea. there being about forty in at
D tendance. The refreshments wer
served in the basement of the hat
and three tables were used on whic.
to serve the delectables. The flora
/ decorations were p1ofuse and hand
r somely arranged. The menu was a
e elegant one and the hostess was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. j. x
. Smith, Mrs. Geo. Fl. Rev, Mrs. i
S w. Freyberg, Mrs. Fred Bailey an
Mrs. Sid w. Smith. At the conclus
n ion of tea the rest of the evenin
was spent in playing cards, and eigl
tables were required for tile con
: pany. Mrs. Howard Watson, {
Waseca, Mimi, Mrs. Benedict, MI!
j. o. Walrath and Mrs. Geo. E. Fo!
n ter cut for the head prize and Mr.
Watson was the successful one. Mr.!
e Jacquemai made the affair a vel
n%laaSant one for her friends.