The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-06

Mrs. j.. L.. Wingfield went to Park
ston Monday morning to make a visit
with relatives.
! 7. t. White went to Wakonda Mon
day morning and will cry a series Of
six or seven sales during the week.
At the Methodist church Sunday
morning three infants were baptized
and seven young men boys and girls
were received into the church. The
choir, under the direction of Mr.. Hob
son, sang two selections from the
Messiah. and in the evening Mr.. Hoh-
son sang one of the baritone sa''os
from same work.
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Miss Anna Mitchell, of New Brigh-
ton, Pa, arrived in the city Saturday
evening and Monday she commenced
teaching in the city schools. She
takes the place made vacant by the
departure of Miss Claypool, who left
on very short notice for Indiana two
weeks ago. Miss Mitchell will teach
mathematics in the high school de-
partment.
Martin Jacquemai returned home
Saturday evening after a months So
journ at Los Angeles, CAL, to which
place he accompanied Mrs. Jacquemai
for the benefit of her health. Mr..
Jacquemai said hat at first they en-
countered some very bad weather,
but by the time he left it had settled
and Mrs. Jacquemai commenced to
show some improvement.
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of the stomach, such as dyspepsia,
hea1t burn, SOUL stomach and belcn-
ing of gas. Kocol contains the same
juices found in a healthy stomach.
Kodol is pleasant to take. 1t is
guaranteed to give relief and is sold
here by Scallin Bros.
Mrs. George E. Foster gave a most
delightful luncheon Saturday after.
moon at / o'clock in honor of Miss Ma.
ry Windle, about a dozen guest being
present. The decorations were in
pink and white, with primroses and
ferns prevailing. The place cards
were very unique and will be preserv.
ed as souvenirs of the occasion. Wher
each guest found their place at the
table they discovered a photograph o.
Miss Windle which the hostess haC
secured for favors of the occasion
The repast was served in five course.
and it was a very enjoyable one. Th.
hostess was assisted by Mrs. ]. o
Walrath and Mrs. l.. D.. Milne.
}, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lyons, en-
teltained a party of gentlemen a
their hospitable home, Thursda,
evening at a S o'clock dinner in hon
} or of the Hon. George w. Egan. o
Sioux Falls. The following gentle
5 men were present: Hon. George w
Y Egan, Mayor o. l.. Branson. Judg
Frank B. Smith, Father Shea
Major Israel Greene, VIM. Koch
VIM. NJ. Smith, T. c. Burns, F. {
Drake, NJ. F. Patton, G. w. Downe
+ and Father O'Flaherty. of Kimbal
7 The dinner was served in five coul
ses under the direction Of Mrs. Pau
8 Scott, the caterer. The menu wa
= a most delightful one and containe
e many viands that made the suppe
u an exceptionally fine one. The hos
e ess was assisted in serving by Mr.
e jFrank B. Smith and Mrs. Nelli
Ward. While the dinner vas bein
{ served Pierce Wall, the boy sopr,
no, rendered a number Of choic
O vocal and instrumental selection
ylThe two hours hat the gentleme
e were beneath Lyons roof were mad
o exceptionally pleasant for those tW
l6OOu pCOplO SCChA w AhA III 6ASoIS
: enjoyment than by contributing hal
u piness to others.
=, Saturday evening the Catholic Fa
came to a close and 1t proved a vel
y successful evening of the week. TT
city hall was crowded with Peep.
who were out to enjoy the festivitit
and watch the ending Of the contest
dancing was started earlier in tt
evening, and the program was sto]
ped frequently to give the voters
chance and to auction off the goot
in the booths. The auction sale pro
. ed profitable, for nearly everythir
was sold at good prices. The mai
n contest of the evening was that b
tween James Lyons and Villa,
Koch, the trustees Of the church,
see who was the most popular tt
v votes were counted up about ]
a o'clock and Mr.. Lyons was declare
the winner with about 100 to spar
81 There were many guesses on tt