The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-18

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Bonn, to Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Diebl,
Tuesday, Jan. 10, d daughter.
Gustayus LoeSinger. Of Mime
apolis, and Max and Charles Loevin-
ger, OF Belle fourche, nave arrived
In the city, called here by the serious
illness of their father.
Mrs. a. w. Gaines and son, Her
man, left Wednesday via the Mil
wakee road for Maquoketa, Iowa,
being called there by the serious
illness OF Mrs. Gaines father.
Herman Knight.
S. NJ. Burton and family desile to
return their sincere thanks for the
many kinds acts OF sympathy shown
at the funeral of j. a.. Burton, and
particularly to the draymen for the
mark Of respect shown.
e. j. Mannix came over from Sioux
Fails Tuesday to attend the con-
yention of the merchants. MIR. Man
nix is editor OF the Commercial News
and has heen drawn into the lnjunc-
tion suit Of Montgomery Ward y co
against The Merchants Association
Secretary Thorn pson. OF the South
Dakota State Poultry and Pet STOCK
Association has just issued the
premium lists for the big show and
he is sending them over this state
aud adjoining states. Some excellent
prizes arc offered in all the CLASSES
in the way of cash aud special prizes
while there ale several loving cups
to lie competed for. The dates are
Jan. 2S to Feb. , and the show will
he held nj the city hall building. En-
couraging letters have been received
from poultry fanciers indicating that
here Will lie a large eNhlblt Oh
birds at the show.
S. G. Boyce is going to have a
home of his W for his furniture
stock. He has just completed the
purchase of. the building occupied
by Nichols jewelry store and owned
by the Mitchell National bank. 1t
will be some time before MIR. Boyce
can get possession CT his building
for the Mitchell Nationals ne"
building will have to he completed bt
fore they can move out of the bank
building, which will be remodelee
before being occupied by Mr.. Nichols
Wien Mr.. Boyce moves out Of bis
present location, II. ID. Buttertiele
will convert his d store room into
q magnificent double store.
Tuesday evening Immediately aftel
school three classes of the Congrega'
tional Sunday school and Others from
the Endeavor went for a sleigh tide
seven miles west Of the city TO the
home of Mr.. G.. Nj. Peck. After
satisfying oyster supper, which was
keenly enjoyed, Mrs. r. III. Hotf anc
Miss Esther Hotf rendered severa
delightful selections. Then the
leturn began and was safely made
before tile midnight hour. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Peck make ideal hosts, thou L
taken unawares by a half hundlec
Young Americans who were out Ter
good time. Hereafter the Peck farm
will be considered a portion OF the
suburbs of Mitchell.
Ate! twenty years of business
activity in this city alone VIM. Koch
has finally decided TO retire from
that which he has been following
and has disposed of his agricultural
implement,-- buggy and harness en-
terprise together with the buildings
to John III. Creighton. vino is now
in possession. In the twenty years
MIR. Koch has developed a large bust
ness, which he has housed in vely
commodious buildings, and his name
stood.for..everything that was honest
and square. AS a director of the
First National bank Mr.. Koch will
give more personal attention to the
affairs of that institution. Mr.. Koch
heartily recommends his successor
to the people with whom he has done
business for 50 long d time as d
capable business man, who will con.
duct the business on the same plan
as before.
A delayed copy Of the Greencastle.
Ind, Herald, was received today
which.".contained the announcement
of the marriage Of Joseph Mcclellan
Devers, formerly Of this CITY,, aid
Miss Elsa Olga Higert. The cere-
mony occurred at Greencast'e on the
evening of Jan. 2, and according to
the paper.was..a..very swell affair, at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. guests were
present. The arrangements for the
wedding were very complete and it
vas a brilliant scene. The bride is
hlghly..:. spoken of by the Herald as
being::a.graduata.oi DePauw Uniyer.
slty and that She ''is a social favorite
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