The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-12-01
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MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN M
THE COURSE Of A WEEK.

Miss Edwards. who has been visit
ing with Mrs. George 4. Foster. re-
turned Tuesday to Alexandria.
just received a second car load..of
Calmar wagons. Ask any man who
uses them if they are not a success.
VIM. Koch.
The Rt. Rev. Frederick Foote
johnson, who is to be the assistant
of Bishop Hare, has reached Sioux
Falls and hereafter Will devote his
labors to the Episcopal church over
the state. He held his first service at
Madison Sunday.
Have a carload Of buggies which
were purchased at reduced prices. BE
sure and see them before you buy.
VIM. Koch.
Jos. Swift, jr., departed Tuesday
for New Boston, I'll. Thursday at
high noon Mr.. Swift was united
in marriage to Miss Emily Bras at
the home of Mrs Harry Baner. Miss
Bras went to New Boston Monday
a nd the fact that they were to be
married bal not been disclosed 10
anybody until it Was as%certained to-
day.
There vas an extended session of
the knights Templar Commandery
Monday afternoon and evening, when
the Black Cross was conferred on
Messrs. Goble, Christjanson and
Woodward, OF White Lake. The work
was not finished until midnight, and
there was only a brief lntermission
during the supper hour.
FL. b. Swearingen, the pension x
aminer, of Sioux Falls, who has
made frequent trips to Mitchell OH
government pension business, has
been:transfelred to New Albany, Ind.
This section of the state will be
without a pension examiner for some
time, as the work is in such shape
that the services of a regular eNami-
ner would not be needed. MIR. Swear
inpeu has attended to this work for
the past three years.
On another page is.a communica-
tlon from Coach Hardy. of Dakota
Wesleyan University football team,
in which he Justly sets forth some
sound reasons with reference to the
criticisms that have been made
against the football squad since the
game with Vermillion. A good win
ne1, in sporting p%arlance, ought to
be a good loser, and the fact that
Mitchell has lost its inst game ON the
home grounds ought to be sufficient
cause for the least..criticism.
A copy of the Marion, Ohio, Daily
Mirror, of Nov. "a, announces that
George Fl. Summers and family. OF
Mitchell, have just moved there and
that MI. Summers has announced
bis intention Of building a new ma
chine shop in that city for the man
utacture Of machinery, pumps, pump
cyclinders, .etc. The paper states
that Mr.. Summers has bought a res
idence there, and that as soou as a
location can be secured he will CON-
mence on the construction Of his
shop. For a good many years MI.
Summers conducted a machine SHOP
in Mitchell and lie had the reputa-
tlon of turning out the best work in
this section of tl1e state
Funeral services were held over the
remains of Mrs. j. r. Rowley at the
Baptist church Tuesday afternoon at
] o'clock, which were attended by
relatives and friends. The services
were conducted by Rev. A. Craig
B,,wdish. pastor Of the Congrepa-
lional church, whose remarks were
touching under the circumstances.
Hr..was assisted by Rev. E. Burton.
pastor of the Baptist chnlch. TheI
remn:ns we're laid to rest in Grace
land cemetery. Tie deceased leaves1
a husband and many relatives in this
vicinity to MOURN her death. Only
SS@ y WIZ N0o IISNo ~
marriage TO her husband. and hel
death at this time is particularly sad.
Her death was cue TO the result OF
a surgical operation which was per-
formed at Sioux City Thursday o.!
last week. death following on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowely resided at Mt.
Vernon.
Monday evening was the fifteenth
anniversary of the marriage OF Mr..
and Mrs. e. w. DoWDev. and they
informally celebrated the event by
entertaining a small company of
friends at a even O'Clock dinner
party, followed by progressive whist.
Plates we're laid for twenty-five
guests. The hostess was assisted in
serving by Mrs. Robert Burns, Mrs.
w. NJ. Herbert and Mrs. Virginia
Doyle. In the progressive whist Mrs.
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