The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-03

friends for a few days.
MI. and Mrs. john Siberz have
returned home after am extended
visit to relatives in Wisconsin.
e. d. Norton came home Tuesday
morning from Gettysburg. where he
has been visiting for a week.
c. e. Reeves and Mrs. Lannle
Brown returned home Tuesjay norm
Ing from a short triI to Minneap-
oils.
j.. c. ilalker returned home Mon
day evening from Oakland, Neb.
Mrs. HarkeI will remain for an in
definite period.
Harry Branson and Wallace Bum
side lett Tuesday morning for Culver.
Ind., to resume their studies in the
military academy at that place.
VIM. M. Herbert went out to Lane
Thurday, being called there in
connection with the suicide of Jack
Mueller. He was Joined by Frank
Wald at Letcher.
Miss Jewel Rockwell was operated
on at ST. Joseph's hospital at noon
today for appendicitis, and a very
encouraging report comes from her
Tuesday afternoon.
John Hasley. who recently returned
from the French Lick Springs. Ind,
/ coi1 tbot nhi1o h0 cot con,o hornEt
from the mud baths down there, he
expected to 30 to Hot Springs, s.
D., Dol to try the waters.
The little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. d. j. Sanders died at their
home in Plano township. Monday
evening at $3.50 O'Clock after a short
illness of scarlet fever. She was
seven years Of age, and had been
sick since Christmas.
Mr.. and Mis-. W. B. Palmer came
up from Sioux City Monday and re-
turned nome Tuesday morning. Mr..
Palmer is a member of the firm OF
Palmer & Co., which has a branch
OF their fruit house in this city,
under the management of j.. r.
Dunlap.
A case was hello in justice court
Tuesday in which M. I'll. Gosche
brought suit against Austin Berry to
recover the price OF a heating stove.
Mr.. Berry's defense was that he took
the stove on trial, and Mr.. Gosche
alleged that he sold the stove out
right. After the evidence was
submittd the court ruled in favor
of the defendant.
f. G. and F. F. Vessey, Harry
Whitney, W. T. Mcconnell. OF
Wessineton Springs, and Jos.
Schneider, OF Salem, were in the
;city Monday and held an informa
meeting with the local stockholders
of the Garlic Mining Co. Mr..
Schneider had an encouraging report
> to make concerning the work to bt
, done within a short time in thu
smelter works of the company. III
, intends to 30 to Mexico within ;
! short time.
The annual business meeting OF tht
Baptis. church was held on Wednes,
!, day evening the first night Of the
new year. The various reports SHOW
that good work has been done Ia al
departments OF the church for thu
year 1907. At the election j. W
Beddoes was made trustee, j. L
Jones was made deacon in the plac.
!. OF John Wayman, who as gone tt
California and Frank Hewett YVES
!, made superintendent Of the Sunda,
: school.
A quiet wedding occurred at higf
> noon on the first day OF the Geu
: year at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
: Alvin Scott. when their daughter
Alice Elnor. was married to Mr.
D CHRISTOPHER o. Finstad. OF Siou,
D Falls. The ceremony was performed
' by DR. j. O. Dopson, presiding eide,
of the Methodist church. followin.
: which a fine dinner was served. Mr.
D and Mrs Finstad departed on tn,
evening Omaha passenger for Sion,
Falls. where the groom is employed
as foreman in the Fem candy fac
tory The manv friends of the brid'
in this city will exten \ their heart,
congratulations on her marriage.
Frank Winsor and walter Adam
kept open house on New Years Da,
to their young lady and gentlemen
e friends at the home Of Mr.. Winsor
The rooms were %darkened. and
soft light was secured from candles
p The decorations were red and green
and in the dining Mr.. Adams
in the garb of a chef, served deliciou.
!. Welsh rarebit. The occasion proved
. a very delightful n to all, and tb.
hosts proved themselves royal enter
tanners.
y a leap year party was given in thu
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