The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-27
IN TOWN NJ COUNTRY
NAI rERS OF INTEREST," THAT fAPpEN II,
THE COURSE OF a WEEK.

Born. 10 Mr.. and Mis-. W.. A
Abb tt. FonrtA Avenue east. Tues
day Dec. 2l, = danuther.
Mrs. Frank j. Purds-- went Gown
to Armour Tuesday morning to
spend Christmas with relatives.
G. w. Coleman has been up at
Ashton and vicinity for the past
month and came home Tuesday.
Mrs. C. a. Anderson and little
son departed for Manona, Iowa, to
spend the holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blair and lit
tile son went over to Canton Tuesday
morning to spend the HOLIDAYS with
relatives
Miss Marjorie Ruth returned from
Kearney, Neb., where she is the
supervisor of music in the public
schools. to spend her two weeks
vacation.
Arrangements have been made fer
Mr.. Frederik Maximum, the violin
list, TO appear in a concert at the
city hall on the evening OF Jan. I.
Those who have beard Mr.. Maximum
are very profuse in their pfaise of
his playing.
About thirty-fiye young ladies and
gentlemen had q dancing party i'm
the rooms of the Mitchell club Mon
day evening, at which we're present
the young people who have come
ilGme from COLLEGE for the holidays.
The music was furnished bv Hoyt.s
orchestra, of Sioux Fails. and the
Young folks had d royal good time.
DIR, f. w. Frebyerg received
notice today FROM DR.. McNutt. of
Aberdeen, stating that the State
Board of Medical Examiners would
hold a meeting in this city Jan. s
aud 8, 1908, for the purpose of giving
the examination to all phsyicians who
desire TO secure a license for the
practice of their, profession in this
state.
The Mayor of TOXIC" the must
cal comedy with which the Gale
theatre was dedicated a little over
a year ago, was scheduled for a
second appearance at the Gale on
Thursday evening of this week.
Manager Jencks phoned up from
Yankton to the effect that the
attraction had cancelled its date and
consequently the Mayor will be
missed this week.
isaac Christopher, of Union town
ship was in the city today. and
secured a warrant for the arrest of
Henry Nicholson on the charge of
shooting at him with a rev Diver.
The incident occurred one day last
week, and on Sunday evening at one
of the churches in Union township,
the row was started over again.
Deputy Sheriff Plotner went down to
Union township Tuesday morning to
secure his prisoner. =
Albert Jebsen is doing quite an
extensive business 10 shipping baled
hay to Iowa points and Chicago.
The hay crop is quite short in the
eastern portion of Iowa. where the
hay ground has been cut short by
much being broken up for clops. The
hay is baled in the southern and
southwestern part OF the county
and it is Of a very fine quality. Mr..
J,bsen says lie has shipped seven
carloads this fall, the last one being
shipped out Monday evening. Pre-.
vious TO this the market has been
quite steady on prices, but now
it. cannot be depended on very long.
Louie johnson and Miss Rosa
/ Helgerson came in from PreSho Tues
day morning. The groom got busy in
securing a maI1iage license and
/ hunted IL minister, and at the hour
VI j " SiSSh UllCS NCIc uIllCeu III
marriage. The cerelpony vas per-
formed by DIR. L. j. Macmurray.
pastor OF tile. PRESBYTERIAN church.
in the parlors of The Widmann. The
young people we're accompanied by
j. r. Helperson and Miss Matte
McKillip. After the ceremony the
wedding party partook Of a dinner in
the dining room of the Widmann.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson left on the
afternoon train for their home at
Presho.
The Odd Fellows Encampment held
quite an Important meeting Monday
evening when they took in nineteen
new members, most of whom were
from out Of town. The following
were initiated f. j. Walch and A..
e. Pomely. Mitchell; s. A. Williams,
R. Fl. Whitney, G. E. Irving, W.
W. Phelps, M. NJ. Bowers, Alex
andria; w. Frick. f. f. jackson,