The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-22
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Fred Wells spent several days in
Sioux City and came home Tuesday
eveEing on the late Milwaukee pas
senger.
Mrs. Frank Lyon and the baby
went to Dixon, S. D., Wednesday
being called there by the serious
illness of her mother.
FOR SALE-Six Du1oc Jersey male
pigs. Good individuals. Registration
papers can he furnished with each.
Harry E. Alhee, Riverside S. ID.
Mrs. Geo. A. Johnston departed
Thursday morning for Sioux City and
Waterloo, Iowa, where she will visit
with relatives and friends for a
month.
Mrs. R. 2. Edison and Mrs. Virginia
DOYLE departed Wednesday via
the Milwaukee road for st. Paul to
visit with friends, and will stop at
a berdeen for a day or so on their
way IN.
w. R. @. members are to meet the
department president. Mrs. Mary
Brown, Friday afternoon at 2:30 for
inspection of the corps work. A full
attendance is desired. Each member
as well as all the officers are re-
quested to be there at 2'3O sharp.
Refreshments will be served by the
w. r. @.
John Bender aud Mrs. Louise
Bujer were married Monday. They
lett on the early morning Milwaukee
passenger and went either to Sioux
City or Yanlton, where they were
married. They returned to the city
on the evening train. Mrs. Bender
is the widow of Nicholas Bujer, who
conducted a blacksmith shop down
on east Railroad street. Mr.. Bender
lately came here from California.
Mrs. A. II. Tingle, Of this city. is
a cousin of Charles T. Barney, the
New York millionaire, Who a few
days ago shot and killed himself,
although later Investigations de-
veloped the possibility that the
shooting was Of an accidental ma
ture. Mrs. Tinple said that Mr..
Barney was a frequent visitor at
the home of her father back in
Wisconsin some years ago.
The pleasant weather is on the
side of the builders at The uresen,
time Contractor Bjodstrop has been
able to remove the dirt from The
basement in the real Of the ole
Cllanpeny building and WEDNESDAY,
commenced to lay the concrete
footings for the stone walls to bt
erected later. With this kind O
weather keeping up considerable
work can yet be accomplished thi'
fall.
Mr.. Harry McShane and Mis-
Loretta Murphy were. united in mar
rage Wednesday at the Catholi,
: church in Letcber and came t,
: Mitchell on the morning train, &C
companied by Connie Murphy AM
: Miss Retha Mernaugh, who stood u
with them when Father Amiraul
performed the ceremony. The brida
. couple remained in the city unit
Thursday morning when they too
the Omaha passenger for Mont
rose and Sioux Falls on a brie
wedding trip.
The bell from the old NJ. +
Y church has been taken down ready t
s bang in the tower of the me-
church. For twenty years it ha
; hung in the old belfry. This he
i was cast especially for the Methods
people and bears an inscriptio
stating it was presented to tn
chutch by "Geo. Bonneville and tn
Young peoples aid society, Jan.
4 1883, a. w. Atkinson pastor 1t
a high grade bell and will b%encefort
call the Methodists to worship at tt
Corner of Third Avenne west an
. Kowley street.
MIS-. G. w Johnston entertained
= party OF lady friends at her home c
= Third Avenue west Tuesday afte
. noon at a five O'clock coffee, ~hic
- resulted in a very pleasant and hapl
gathering The decorations we
- pink and white chrysanthemums
one and yellow and white
the other. The hostess was assists
by Mrs. George Ferguson. Aft
refreshments we're served tie ladi
=. we're enjoyable entertained in Jv
guessing contests. in which MI
- Craig Wilson was the winner in OF
and Miss Vivian Duncan In tt
70 second.
ly It has been arranged to nave tt
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