The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-10

morning for Madison, Wis where
she will resume her work in tue state
university.
Delvan j. Becker departed Sunday
noon via the Milwaukee road for
Chicago. He expects to reach home
by FriGiay evening.
Mrs Clala A.. Lukens, Who has
been i'll for several days. is reported
as being much better and was able TO
be at The Fair a short time Monday.
Miss Pearl jackson left Saturday
evening via the Omaha road for
Minneapolis, where she will visit
Nth relatives for a week or ten
DAYS.
l.. +. Geiger was called to Mime
apolis Sunday evening via the Omaha
road on account Of the death of his
brothers. wife, Mrs. Theodore
Geiger.
Miss Wauneta Ferris returned Sat-
urday to Evanston, Ill.,, where
b is attending the Cnmmock
School OF Oratory. She has been
home since before Thanksgiving.
Mrs. John W. Mueller. who came
down from Lane to attend the
funeral of her husband Saturday,
was placed in st. Joseph's hospital
to be taken care of for a few weeks.
Fl. A. Jahns. who has the con-
tract for wiring the new Methodist
church building, has lust received
the two large chandeliers for the
Church, one carrying as incandecsent
lights and the other GO. With such
large chandeliers the church doubt
less will be we'll lighted.
Walter Adams ana Frank Winsor
departed Sunday afternoon for Rapid
City to resume their studies in the
School of Mines. The young men
have teen bone for a couple of
weeks, and have had a splendid
time In the many social affairs
which have occurred for the college
students.
Sister Magdalena Sprecher has been
visiting With her brother, DR..
Sprecher and family, and returned
Friday morning TO Milwaukee. Wis.
where she is acting as a nurse in a
hospital. Miss Sprecher was accom-
panied there by Miss Koenig, Miss
Kayser, Miss Hirsch and Miss Mas,
who reside near Parkston and Tripp,
and the young ladies will devote
themselves to taking a course in pro-
fessional nursing.
Miss Rinnie Nolt, who has been
depending her vacation in the city
with her parents, departed Saturday
evenlng for Minneapolis, where She
is teaching the city schools Miss
Nolt was a former teacher in the
Mitchell schools, and after a year
work in Minneapolis She expressed
the opinion that the Mitchell schools
IshOw up in a manne most favorable
with the larger cities. Having haC
an opportunity to judge OF 10th.
Miss Nolt's opinion is quite crafty
Ing TIC the managers Of MitchelIs
schools.
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader
announces The wedding or Miss
Grace Doolittle and Neil Graham,
which occurred in Sioux Falls on
Jan 1, and took place at the home
of the brides parents in the evening.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. ~. w. Bell, OF this city, and
was witnessed by about fifty frienns
and relatives. MI. and Mrs. Walter
Doolittle and Mr.. and Ms. Sid W
Saith, Of I'll lily we're in attend
ance at the wedding Both the
bride and groom are well known in
Mitchell. The bri lie formerly taught
in the eity schools. and displayed a
tiQe tllrlpt in this direction, while
MIR. Graham, rs the travelling
representative Tor d MINNEAPOLIS
wholesale house, has made frequent
trips ani as made many friends
here The Republican hopes that the
greatest amount of happiness will
result from this union.
Tie special services in the Congre-
gational church commenced Sunday
evening under very favorable circUm-
stances, when the opening address
was delivered by Rev. E. ". Jenney,
of Yankton. Incident to the open
ing Of the meeting, which was very
well attended, the chorus choir,
under the direction of M. R.
Tournier, rendered several good
numbers, and the preliminary SER