The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-12-29

from Centeryille, where he had been
to spend Christmas.
Ernest and Miss Grace Gregory
departed Tuesday for Chicago,
the latter to remain about two weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Virgil Boyles and
little daughter, Mary, went to Yank-
kton as usual to spend Christmas
under the parental roof.
Mr.. and August Greober and chill
dren departe Sunday evening via the
Omaha road for Ames, Iowa, to visit
with Mrs. Grocber's sister.
MI. and Mrs. r. q. Cone spent
their Christmas in Sioux Falls. Mr..
Gone returned Tuesday morning but
Mrs. Cone will remain a few days.
Frank Lyon, of the LYON Store Co..
went to st. Paul Sunday evening aud
will be gone about ten days. lie Will
buy his spring stock of shoes while
in ST. Paul.
Miss MERLE Tlllotson, who is at
tending the conservatory of music at
Drake University, Des Moines. Iowa,
arrived nome Monday afternoon
for a vacation Of ten DAYS.
Prof. o. q. Browne came in from
| Mt. Vernon this morning and lett
| on the afternoon train for Brookings'
to attend the meeting of the State
| Educational Association.
Rev. l.. II. john and wife, and
rev. T. a. Hendricks and wife, OF
Canistota, went to Armour Tuesday
morning to spend a belated Christ
mas with the formers son, Ross
John, aud family.
Prof. #. il. Hof, Prof. j.. G.
Breckenridge, and Miss Margaret
| Mcguire, of the city schools, left this
afternoon for Brookings, to attend
the annual meeting Of the South
Dakota Educational Association,
which opens there tomorrow.
Special music was rendered at the
Congregational church Sunday, both
morning and evening, under the
direction Of Prof. Otto, and Miss
Fannie Mccormick was the accom-
paniste. In the evening Prof. Otto
sang s"The Lord is My Shepherd"
j. S. Serveson has just received a
letter from j.. S. Wilson. secretary
of the South Dakota live Stock AS
ISOLATION, stating that he would he
expected to ASSIST as an auctioneer
in selling the stack that Will be
| brought to Mitchell for the big stock
sale Jan. 30.
Fred Wiomann has been away on
q trip for the past month or two.
most of the time being spent in Colo
RADIO Springs and Manitou, Colo. He
arrived home Sunday morning, and
he is looking for the fellow that
| started the joke about his being oyer
in Germany.
Mrs. a. L. Sutherland, OF Edgar,
Neb.. arrived in the city on the 10
O'Clock Milwaukee Tuesday evening
and spent the day with her brother,
lie. w. Dnwney and wife. She left Gn
the afternoon train Wednesday to
make a brief visit with her parents
at Ashton.
Late Saturday afternoon a quiet
marriage ceremoney IA performed
at the Congregational parsonage by
Rev. A.. Craig Bowdish, when he
united in marriage Mr.. Benjamin r.
! Thorpe, of Ottumwa, Iowa, and Miss
Eta Harris, of Letcher. For the
present they will make their home
near Letcher.
The Sunday school of st. Ma1y's
Episcopal church held their Christ
mas tree exercises Tuesday evening
at the church and there was a goodly
attendance. An attractive program
of songs and recitations were eiven
and it was much enjoyed by those
who heard it. From the attractive
ly Illuminated tree presents were dis
tributed to the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. b. Anderson ar
rived home Wednesday from MN
neapolis. He stated that the re-
mains Of j. p. Lindahl we're buried
in Minneapolis, inasmuch as it was
the intent Of Mrs. Lindahl to make
her home there now. Just before his
death Mr.. Lindahl purchased a home
in the northeastern part Of the city.
Aaron Lindahl and wife are now liv-
ing i'm Minneapolis and he has a sub
stitute position on the street car line.
No country, where winter weather
is in the habit Of prevailing, is pro-
ducing anything more agreeable in
that line than is South Dakota at
the present time, and all fall, so far
as that is concerned. Here it is
Christmas, and atime when extreme