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


the afticels that were sold. Among
those who patronized the Fair
coming from Mitchell were Messrs.
and Mesdames John Castor. Asa
Dood, Albert Porteoas, A. Sheaben.
q. N. Vogus, Wm. ..Ranhbun. Chas.
Lowrie and Grandma Lowrie and
Grandma Dazzling.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Cole came
down from Burke, S. D., to spend
Thanksgiving also to be present at
the contest trial Of Franks claim,
which was scheduled for Nov. 20.
The case was dismissed as the con.
tes.ant failed to appear.
The members of the Aid Society
wish to thank all those who donated
anything to make their "Fair,, a
success, both in regard TO dry goods,
fancy articles or eatables. to those
from far, and near, and especially to
the Catholics of Ethan and surround
ing country. who so generously help
ed at this time.
We understand that John Crnmp.
ton, n of our rural mail carriers,
had another run away Saturday
morning. When about three miles
out Of town, something broke which
let the tongue drop, soaring the
horses, making it necessary for him
to drive back to town, for repairs.
This makes three runaways fer John
this fall.
Rev. a. Fl. Weak was one of those
who attended the dinner given by
Mrs. Albert Klotz last week.
Mt.
Mt. Vernon. Dec. I'll. III. Carey
left Tuesday for a two weeks stay in
Virginia.
Mrs Arthur Earl, of Plankinton,
is visiting relatives in Mt. Vernon
this week. =
B. V. Mowery was tuning pianos
in u town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Edith TeedaIe spent Thanks
giving at home returning to her
school at Salem Saturday.
81. G. Smith and wife, Of Kimball.
spent Thanksgiving and the day fol-
lowing at the home of their son, G.
I'll. Smith.
Mrs. j. M. Newell gave a shower
party in honor of Lo!a Brownwell
Monday evening.
Mrs. Wagner ami sen, Fred, left
Friday for a visit With relatives in
Iowa. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Belts. MI.
and Mrs. II. Fl. Carey. Mr.. and
Mrs. e O. McEwen. Mr.. and Mrs.
j M. Newell and Miss Helen Sliin.
ley spent Thanksgiving in Mitchell.
Married At the home of Mr. and
Ms. j. E. Brownwell, Thursday
evening at 8 O'Clock occurreds The
marriage of their daughter, Lora.
to Mr.. Clyde Jennings. The cele.
mony was witnessed by about forty
relatives and friends and at its
close a light luncheon was served.
The bride vas attired in white Silk
and presented a very sweet and diit!
ni6ed appearance. She was accom-.
panied by hei sister, Myrtle. The
groom was dressed in; conventiona.
black. Clyde Smith acted as Rrooms,
man. The bride has grown to woman.
hood in Mt. Vernon and is loveo
by a large circle of friends. The
groom has been employed in the
creamery for three years aud is high.
ly respected by all who know him.
We extend to them congratulations
and oest wishes for a long and pros.
porous married life.
LOOMS
Loomis, Dec. DIR. f. L. Kidd
and Miss Grace Taylor went to
Mitchell on Thanksgiving Day and
we're united in marriage. the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. j. s.
OuluSSk pdolOI VI tIlc ITeUSYUefIIU
church. DR.. Kidd came here from
Iowa CITY during the summer and
has secured a most desirable young
lady for a wife The bride is one OF
our most highly respected young
ladies and all will Join in wishing
them much JOY and happiness.
Miss Ethel Grace, of Mitchell, took
Thanksgiving dinner with her sister.
Mrs John Ayers.
Vid Smith went to Presho Monday.
Edward Watkins is on the sick list.
Fred Rudolf returned from Mile,
the last of che week. where he had
ben to rent a farm.
James Woodcock had a runaway
Saturday night n little damage
was done. We have not heard what
James vas doing to let his team get
away. aae