The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-14
IllaE uiTCaGLL CAPITAL
FRIDAY o ia. 1905.
RENDERED 1 RECEPTION

AHyOAuN6O - EA3OSe
8. c.soathout and Bride Were Ten
dered a Reception on Their
Return From Portland.
Ethan, July l2.-Upont their return
last Friday from St. Paul from a
wedding tour to the western coast,
Including many scenes of interest
with the Lewis and Calrk exposition
at Portlnd, Oregon, Mr.. s. q. Oathout
and bride we're greeted by an assem-
biage Of many friends and relatives
1T the home Of their parents, Mr..
andSMrs. NV. Oathout. Thoughtful.
hearts and loving hands had placed
. decorated arch Of welcome over the
entrance to the beautiful grounds of
the home park and lawn, where
earnest greetings we're in waiting.
The event consisted principally Of
two features. The one, vas those
two long tables laden as betitted the
occasion. prepared by the BRIDE
GrOom's mother, whose proverbial anx-
iety for the comfort of her guests is
Questioned by none, and when as
sisted by Mrs. Lackner it goes with
out saying that every dish will be
placed according to culinary law.
The tables were relaid several times
I the whole company had been &C
corded a representation.
TIE other notable and entertaining
feature was the music provided by
Mr.. andsMrs. s. Baughman, of Far
mer, who brought their instruments
along. Mr.. Baughman's favorlte
Instruments the clarinet, and as
he has been identified along this line
for the past thirty years or more, his
mastership Of that instrument is sell
dom excelled. Mrs. Baughman's abil-
ity to win from the mystic depths
Of. that king of instruments, the
violin, that melodions flow Of haI-
mony an only be equaled by an ar
fists bow. The brides piano-was
Ia evidence as an accompaniment
presided over by home talent. Their
music was fully appreciated through
out, and special numbers were APP
planded to an encore. The object
lesson contained in the visible fact
together with her ease and prompts
ness OF execution should be a sugges-
tion tosother ladies, that Mrs. Baugh-
man might have competitors for
those distinct honors. All the more
credit is due Mr.. and Mrs. Baughman
on account OF the unusual circum-
stances connected with their journey.
They were not aware Of the high.
tide conditlon of the Jim river, until
ROckport was reached. Then consider
Ing it unsafe to venture 5 much
fording, they turned back, but meet
ing "a. q. Davis and family, who.
were determined to be present at the
reception, they made a second effort
accompanying them by way OF the
Lee bridge, and succeeded in crossing
by driving through currents extend
ing upon the horsessbodies also into
the
MI. and Mrs. Oathout YER the
recipients .! alaIge number OF hand
some and useful wedding presents
from their numerous friends in the
surrounding country.
Several friends were prevented from
attending the greeting party on ac-
count OF the death of one OF our most
respected citizens.
As 1t is not the purpose Of this re-
port to dwell upon the beauty and.
Ane graces Of the bride we will let 1T
suffice to note that she has been one
6f South Dakota's successful teachers
and we predict that when the bell
lings her new class will sstoe the
mari, and SAY their lesson. We.
bespeak Tor them the best wishes OF
fteir friends. long years OF happi-
ness, and a successful life.
Your food must be properly digest
ed and assimilated to be OF any value
TO you. If your stomach is weak
Or diseased take Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. IT digests what you eat and
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