The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-12-08

Bros.
e. Spangler drove over to Artesiar
Tuesday TO visit a few days will
his family.
..Walter White went to CenteIvillt
Tuesday to assist in, his father!
hardware store.
DIR. Buffaloea. of Alexandria, wa!
lin the city to spenu his Thanksgiv'
ing, returning home Friday morning.
: Miss Goldie Beebee left Monday
morning for Mason City, Iowa, U
visit with her sister, Mrs Robert
Percy Smith.
John Getty and wife returned to-
day from their visit to to Nebraska.
where they went to spend Thanks
giving with a daughter.
Mrs. Pheron Vermilyea, who has
been visiting with Mrs. John ColvlL
for several weeks, returned to hel
home at Sheffield, Iowa, Saturday.
Miss Ida Mueller, of LuveIne,
Mimi, arrived to spend ThanKsgiv-
ing with her relatives. She is a
teacher i'm the schools of Luverne.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. Ii Brown left
via the Omaha road Tuesday for
Locksburg, Arkansas, where they
will spend the balance of the winter.
Agent George had a tig business
Tuesday morning in passenger traffic
and took in nearly $500 III cash for
the sale of tickets to points in Cali
fornia, Texas and oklahoma.
The freeze of Thursday morning
made skating good on the Milwaukee
pond and the young folks were out in
great numbers yesterday to enjoy the
sport.
Mrs. Ella Burnside, who las been
in the city for the past month, re-
TUNED FRIDAY afternoon to Lake Pres
ton, where she is employed i'm the
offices of the Druggists Mutual ln-
surdnce Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Stuck and
daughter, Mrs. G. X. Welsh. and two
SONS, Departed Tuesday via the
Milwaukee road for Lodi. California.
The former will remain through the
winter and Mrs. Welsh will make her
future home DIT Lodi.
George Summers arrived in the
ci:y Tuesday evening from Marion.
Ohio, 10 close up his business and
sell his property before going back TO
that state to live. He bought a resi-
dence and is making some fine i'm
provements on it, aud will oon COM
mence work on his machine shop.
His wife and child joined him there
recently. r.:
George D. Doane and Miss Hannah
Pearl Hall. both OF Ethan, were
united in marriage Monday afternoon
at 5 O'Clock at the Methodist par
sonage by Rev. n. s. WILKINSON.
The couple departed this morning
for points in Wisconsin on a wedding
tour. They will reside on a farm
near Ethan.
Or. Ray Smith has just concluded
the purchase of the residence OF Geo.
W. Cooley. on Fourth Avenue east,
the consideration being $1,000. He
n;ll no% poecocc;on tho ri6dlo ne tho
month. DR.. Smith, who has been
sick for some time with typhoid
fever, has now fully recovered aud
Wednesday morning he will resume
work in his dental Office.
The Modern Brotherhood OF Aluer-
lea held their annual election OF Off.
GERS Monday evening a few new
members were received and a short
musical program was given. The fol-
lowing are the officers: w. N. Hul-
lands, president r. NJ. Sphinx vice
president Mrs. Mary j. Miller,
chaplain; Mrs. G q. Halfhill, con-
ductor: r. %. Gone. secretary aud
treasurer: II. j. Pnrdy, Waterman !;
a e. polteous, outside sentry.
The &. a. r held their annual
election of officers Monday evening at
the post rooms, With the following
result: a. j. Pringle, commanders:
James Mckinley. senior vice COM
mander; M. Boice, Junior vice COM
mander j. III. Nolt, chaplain; ID L
Tennev. officer of day: IL. N. Cox.
quartermaster; DR.. A. 81. Daniels,
surgeon; H.. L. Omealey, guard.
Delegates to state encampment: w.
n. Webster, A. j. Wooledge. II. l..
Raymond.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E.
church held a social Monday evening
at the church parlors. y large nun
Der Of the young people we're present.
The social committee of the League
had arranged many games and con-
tests fDr the eypnlno;S entertain.