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

COW pasture, South side,
Bidwell.
Eggs for sale from pure bred Barred
Plymouth Rocks. G. W.. Bunnell.
Mitchell, S. d..
Mrs. B. G. Watson. of Chamber
lain, arrived in the city Wednesday
to remain until Saturday.
Prof. r. F. Otto is in Alexandria
this week singing at the revival
meetings that are being conducted
in the Presbyterian church. He
will be there until after Sunday SER
vices, returning to Mitchell Saturday
morning for his pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Meyer drove
home Tuesday evening from Huron,
where they have been visiting since
last Friday. They attended the
Methodist church Sunday and heard
Dr. Youngman preach, and said that
he was getting hack to mis- former
health.
The Missionary Society of the
German Evangelical church rave a
social at Karl Burkhart's store Mon
day evening that was attended by a
large crowd. the supper receiving d
fine patronage. q. g. Rathbun very
kindly furnished the coffee free of
charge.
j. b. Wolgemuth arrived home
Tuesday evening from a trip to the
Black Hills country, having been out
there for the past month writing in
ssrance for the Canton Mutual COM
pany. Mr.. Wolegmuth says that
Mitchell is making good friends in
the Hills country right along IN the
capital fight.
Mrs. O. l.. Branson entertained
the teacher members of the Today
Club at her home Tuesday evening
at a five O'Clock tea party. a fine
men was served and the young
ladies were happily entertained by
their hostess, who took this means
to show her appreciation for what
the teachers had done in the way Of
promoting and assisting in the work
Of making Improvements around the
school houses Of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.. Beebe have
given up their apartments i'm the
Koch flats and Mrs. Beebe will spend
the summer or their claim out west.
Miss Beebe expects to spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Percy
Smith, at Clear Lake, Iowa. Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Wood have moved in
to the Beehe apartments Mr.. Rams
dell will occupy the Wood apart
ments after his marriage to Miss
Estelle Boyd, of Davenport, Iowa,
which is to occur o
Parke Mabbott and Miss Alice
Andre VS. were married at Plankin-
ton Wednesday and passed Through:
the city on their way to Wayne,
Neb., where they will reside. Theil
baggage at the depot was in.
spected by the crowd, and what that
couple will think of their decorated
belongings when they reach the des-
tination is hard to guess. THAI
groom will feel like returning tt
Plankinton with a gun and getting
even. Mrs. j. e. Barlow and Mis-
Alice went out to Plankinton Tues
day evening to attend the wedding
Tuesday evening twenty-five of TIN
lady friends Of Mrs. Geo. f
Logan perpetrated a genuine surplis
on her at the home OF Mrs. III. ID
Buttertield, in honor of her %:.antici
pated departure for Minneapolis t
reside. Mr.. and Mrs. Logan wer'
entertained at tea by Mrs. c. w
Downey and after the surprising
party had reached the B%uttertiel
home Mrs. Logan was invited owe
to face her crowd Of friends Th
evening was passed in a very pleas
ant and Mrs. Logan wa
made to feel that her departure wa
very much regretted. Each of til
ladies presented her with 4 heart O
which was inscribed a line and ais
a picture enblamatic of her leavin.
the city, and they were neatly got
ten up. She was presented wit
4 three handso me s%ouvenier spoon!
representative of Mitchell, the cor
palace and the library building. RI
freshments we're served at the clos
of the evenings festivities.