The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-22

business matters.
Mrs. George Perry and little
daughter came down from Aberdeen
saturday to spend a few days in
the city visiting with friends.
Mrs. W. e. Turner and the baby
went to Chicago Tuesday morning to
spend THANKSGIVING with relatives.
W. r. Thomas departed Tuesday
morning for Galveston, Texas. where
he expects to spend the winter
months.
Misses Florence Nolt and Chloe
Barrowswent down to Ethan Tuesday
morning to visit with friends and
relatives.
S. c. Oatbout, editor OF the Ethan
Enterprise, spent a portion Of Tues
day in the city, returning home on
the morning train.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Spence
departed Tuesday for Chicago,
where they will visit for two or
t1IOc W6chS WILL lOldUASO0s
Mckinley & Eddy call attention to
their line of skates which they have
just received. and the chilly weather
that is evidently coming leads up to
the thought of the coming winter
sport.
Mr.. Charles A. Parkhurst and Miss
Lou Ramsdell. Of Spencer, we're
united in marriage at the Methodist
parsonage Saturday afternoon by Rev.
la. S. Wilkinson. They returned
home on the evening train.
Miss Verna Vessey, OF Washington,
Springs, who is we'll known in Tues
day city and was a former student Of
Dakota Wesleyan, passed through
the city this morning on t1er way to
] California to spend the winter. Mr..
Vessey accompanied mis- daughter as
far as Omaha.
Arrangements have been concluded
by the ministers Of the city for the
Union Thanksgiving services for
Nov. %. The service will be held
In the Congregational church, begin
ming at lO:45 O'Clock. The sermon
will be delivered by Rev. e. M.
LETTERS. the new pastor of the Bap-
fist church. -
James Fogarty and Steve Dales
cleaned up about $3.50 each on the
English. McCartv fight in Sioux City
Sunday, when English whipped his
man in eight rounds that we're fast.
Jim said that he and Dales could not
get the mccarthy hackers to take any
mere of their money when it was
offered.
Mrs &C. w. Downey entertained
at her home Tuesday afternoon,
when fourteen of her lady friends
ATTENDED a pleasing function, a,
which fancy work, conversation ant
a guessing contest served an enjoya
BILE features. Several OF the guest
contributed toward the pleasure %
the others IN the way OF piano selec
lions.
Will Scallin and Q. G. Halphld,
went down to Vermillion with tn,
University football. team Monday t,
witness the game, and both mel
spoke In high praise of the mapnifi
cent game.which the Mitchell clever
put during both halves. The,
believed that Mitchell was full.
entitled to the game, but decision
went against them that we're unjust
II. H. Collard, one Of the popula
conductors on the Chicago. ST. Pau
Minneapolis g. Omaha railroad, re
turned home Tuesday from st
Paul, where he attended Sunday tn
annual convention of the Order o
Railway Conductors. Capt. Collar,
said there was a very large attend
dnce of conductors and at To
banquet which was served Sunda
Afternoon that 32l conductors wer
seated at the table.
"big Hearted jim" was presente
at the Gale theatre Monday eyenin
to an audience that showed th
keenest appreciation of the wester
play, and the company contained
very capable set of actors an
actresses. There is plenty of excite
ment in the drama, and the interes
is never allowed to drag for a liz
men,. Harry j. Jackson appeare
in the role Of Jim Saxon, the shefi
of Montana, and his we'll propoI
toned figure. his good voice an
general presence on the stage W;
Impressive and he certainly mac
good as the sheriff. He was very alb
supported by Miss Bertha Julial
who played the part of the easter
school teacher, who had come we!
and eventually twined her hear
STRINGS arOund those nf tho Shprj