The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-08

MIS-. Mary lbobb returned Wednesday
from Madison and Richland Center.
where she has been visiting for the
past three weeks.
"Mr. Lagen pleases by the good
quality of his tenor, as well as by
bis animated and spirited manner of
singing. "-Clncinnati Tribune.
Mrs. j.. II. M%egplnson. who has
been visiting In the city for tie past
week, left Wednesday morning for
her bone at Bellevue. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Waugh. who live
northwest of the CITY. left Tuesday
for siloam Springs, Ark. Tor d
visit of three weeks with friends.
Mrs. c. A.. Crisman, OF Kedtield,
a sister OF S. e. Morris, is visiting
at the Morris home. Postmaster
Myers, Of Redfeld, is also a. guest
lit their home.
NJ. Moriarty. of Redtield. has been
in the city since yesterday on his
way home from the republican con-
vention at Sioux Fails, and was visit
ing With R. p. Loomis. of the Vest
ern National bank.
Tickets for the Dakota Wesleyan
Choral Club Concert on Tuesday
evening. June 18th now on sale at
Nichols music store. Nc extra
charge is made for reserved seats.
Miss Ida Allen. of Portage, Wis,
who has been in the trimming de-
partment OF Koenig's. Sioux Fails,
arrived in the city via the Omaha
road Wednesday evening to visit with
her friend, Miss Mitchell.
marion Green, basso-cantantes
sang the "Prologue'' to "Il .Paeliac-
CT as his first %nulnber. His voice is
deep. smooth and resonant. His
pleasant manner ana remarkably
good enumeration greatly enhanced
the pleasure of listening to him. -
Minneapolis journal.
Wednesday evening Miss Nellie
kimble entertained a party OF a
dozen of her young lady friends at
her home. The young ladies know
ing of her approaching marriage ar
ranged for a tinware shower for "A
surprise and they went loaded with
all kinds of material Which they
humbly laid at her feet, with all
kinds of good wishes for her future.
Miss Kimble also had a little sur
prise tor her friends in the announce.
ment OF the date of her wedding
She had arranged a picture of herself
and her nance on the table With the
date June %, l906,'' as the event
full day OF her life. Refreshments
we're served during the evening AND
several very pleasant hours We're
! passed.
Gustayus Loevinger is home from
the University of Minnesota, and
has graduated from the law depart
ment from that Institution. Gus
can hang out his sign and go to prac-
ticing law now if he wants to, but
he says he is going to be at home for
a short time and then return to Min
neapolis where he has a position
with a law magazine as assistant
editor. He will pursue this class OF
legal work for a year and then hunt
up IA location. Mr.. Lovinger went
through Mitcbellss schools, finished a
course in Dakota Wesleyan Univer-
sitv and now has his degree as a law
yer, aud all this has been accom-
plished long before he has reached
the 80 year mark. Gus has the
ability and the %tenacity to win a
high place in his profession and we
believe he will reach it before many
years shall have gone by.
"Mr. Lagen has a tenor voice OF
unusual power and Sweetness. and
those who have been privileged tc
bear him sing look forward with
pleasure to his return visits to the
CITY," -Des Moines Register and
-
Leader.
While d. A. Mizener's family is
out in California and his residence is
left alone in the evening until David
gets back home. the place is proving
quite rendezvous for spoony couples,
who are won't to gaze at the moon
| and feel that the world was made
only for them. The front porch is
pre-empted by one couple. the side
porch is not left %uuoccupied and
the hack porch is not lost sight of.
The other night David went home
and found the three cozy corners
occupied. ana when he went in on
them quietly and suddenly there was
a general break away to escape un-
seen and avoid identity. David gave
chase to one ofsthe twain but he