The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22

MIR. and MIS-. Ii. u. N1ch0lS arrived
home Tuesday from Chicago and
Rockford, I'll.
Miss Cora Miller and Miss frankie
Whyte went over to Sioux Falls Mon
day evening via the Omaha road.
w. N. Hollands and Jos. Swift re-
turned home Saturday from Can.
ton, where they inspected the
electric light plant.
Mrs. d. r. Tomlin came home his
morning from Red6eld, where she
went Wednesday to attend the funer-
al of Miss EGna Berg.
w. E. Turner, who has been away
on his annual vacation to his old
home at Rockford, ILL.,, returned
home Monday afternoon.
Austin Berry has returned home
from Chicago, where he shipped a
carload OF horses but did not strike
a very favorable market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schmidt re-
turned home Saturday from Wis
consin points, where they have
been visiting for some time.
Vim. Koch left Tuesday for
Orlando, Fla. where Mrs. Koch, Mr..
and Mrs. nj. n. Gosche and Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. w. Burright are stopping for
the present. Mrs. Gosche's health
does not improve and 1T is stated that
she is gradually failing.
S. III. Morgan and b. G. Mowery
have formed a partnership for the
purchase OF hides, pelts and tallow
and have an Office on lower Main
street, opposite Wcpster's hardware
store. Both gentlemen are expert
buyers in this line, and will afford a
good market for those who have these
things to sell.
Hoyt's orchestra. OF Sioux Fails,
was iD the city Tuesday enroute to
Kimball to play for a dance this
evening. The orchestra will fill en-
0agements at Chamberlain and Mt.
Vernon and then comes to Mitchell
Friday evening to play for the first
Of a series for the new dancing club
which has Just been organized.
Mis-. Mary Mason entertained about
a dozen OF her friends at her home
Friday evening at an old fashioned
New England supper, and a menu Of
those choicest viands graced the ia.
BILE. Mrs Mason was dressed in a
New England costume. The affair
was a most pleasing one and the
friends enjoyed themselves to the full.
Sanborn county is preparing for q
monster celebration on the Fourth OF
July. and the citizens have started
thus early to commence making az
rangements. 1t will be held at Rus
kin park, and a thrce-day session is
Planned. Ex-senator Pettigrew will
deliver an address on Government
Ownership Oh Saturday preceding the
Fourth, and Hon. O. L. Branson, Of
this city, has consented to deliver
the address on the national holiday.
Miss May Rogers has been visiting
with her parents during the holidays
and returned to MINNEAPOLIS via the
Milwaukee road Satu rday to re-
sumo her duties as a teacher in
one OF the city schools. While at
home Miss Rogers was taken sick
with diphtheria, which prevented her
from sooner returning to her work.
Friday evening at the Mitchell Club
rooms a dancing party was given in
homo. of her departure. The music
was furnished by Nichols's mandolin
club, and it resulted i'm a very happy
gathering.
Monday evening IL. T.. Remington
entertained a number OF his lady and
gentlemen friends at the home Of a.
D Walpolc. A number Of games were
introduced that contributed much
pleasure during the evening, and at
the close an oyster supper was served.
Mr.. Remington made himself ii most
pleasant host and made the evening d
delightful one to bis friends. In the
course Of u week or ten days Mr..
Remington will return to his home at
Wells, Mimi, on account Of the clos
Ing OF the Peavey elevator for the
latter part of the winter season. He
has acted as their agent since last
summer and by bis good business
ability has advanced the interests of
the company quite materially.
At the regular meeting of the De-
gree Of Honor the installation Of
officers vas held, the work being per-
formed by Mrs. Mary A. Kings. The
officers are as follows: Past chief Of
honor. Mrs. Ellen Snow; chief Of
honor, Miss Lille Like; lady of hon.
or, Mrs. Alice Whyte; @. of c., Miss
Emily Kings; recorder, Miss Minnie
Grace; inancier, Mrs Della M. Stair
receiver, Mrs. Clara A. Lukens; in
side watch, Mrs. Emma Cook: out