The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-02-14
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE CURSE OF A EEK.

Mrs. Ca,l Rulston came down from
Pie re TUESDAY morning tt visit with
relatives.
S. Il. Morgan buys hides. pelts.
taliow and furs First Avenue cast,
Mitchell.
Chas. Fowler. OF tile Theatre
Pharmacy, went to Parker Tuesday
morning, being sunni oned there by
the illness of his mother.
Fol Rent. An improved farm ~
miles . southeast of Riverside, us
acres under cultivation. o. e. Cas-
sem, Mitchell, S. d.
n. L. Bras has been very i'll for
the past four or Eve days with.an
added complication to his other
sickness, which has lasted for over
, ril,ec weeks. he is repo,ted as Icing
somewhat improved today and that
he has got the best of his illness.
Funeral services were held over
the remains Of Mrs. Henry King this
afternoon at the home of Mrs T.. ~.
Young. on the south side, which
we've attended by a large number of
friends. The funeral services we're
Conducted by DR.. Thos. Nicholson
and the remains we've laid t. rest in
Gractland CEMETERY.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. r.. H.
Winsor and daughter, Miss FLORENCE,
entertained a large party of lady
frienGs at flidge whist, which re
suited in a most congenial and enjoy
able gathering OF friends. The door
Was attended by Mary Kibbee. The
Dundas for the most points won, to
Mrs. Edison for the general prize in
which all the guests cut the cards
and to Mrs. Rober5 Raines for the
consolation. Delightful refreshments
were served, in which the hostesses
were assisted by Mrs A. =. Hitch.
cock and Mrs. Fl. G. Nichols. Added
to the pleasures Of the afternoon was
~ piano solo by Miss Winsor and q
vocal solo by George Winsor.
Fl. L. Craig, Of Denver, Colo.
has been In the city for a few days
and Monday afternoon he concluded
the purchase of Black Walnut, the
pacing horse owned by M. II. Gosche
and be will ship the good piece d
horseiesh to his home at once. Mr.
Gosche has owned Black Walnut TO,
several years and in that time tn
horse made a fine record and ia
shown miles in less than 2:lO. Th'
horse has been handled by man,
different drivers since Mr.. Gosch,
had him aud in all probability th'
horse has not had the best chance II
get settled down to his best work
i lie cateer Of Black Walnut will b,
watched with much interest by tn,
friends OF the horse in this city.
Monday evening the Goldie Cole
Stock Go. made its initial appear,
ance in Mitchell, playing eth.
American Girl" to a fairly goo,
audience, which Gid its best in e>
tending the glad hand to the Ine.,
bers Of the company. There wer,
some who were entitled to the rec
opnition. There were others VIII,
could not make good. The dram;
has been seen before in Mitchell
several times but under q differen
name, and the curtain had not bee
UP but a few minutes before the oil,
standby was recognized. Miss Col
is featured as the star Of the CON
pany, and in the first act she was ap
oreciated, but she was more or les
deficient in the remaining acts. Mis-
Ruth Woodali. as Jessamine C.arew
is a very charming young lady an
she is an actress Of more than ord.n
arv ability. who had the entir
%sympathies Of the audience. A. E
Robinson played the part of Col
Ross Bolter. and he rave it a goo
presentation, and as much can b
said for Sam F.. Major In toe part Q
Sill John Balfour. Frank Marriage
made good as Philip Fairfax. Th
company will appear again this ever
ing.
At the corn palace meeting M,
Holiday presented the possibility {
holding a Chautauqqa session 1
Mitchell this simmer. He has col
tracted for a large list Of talen
which he a present here abou
the first of July for a ten day session
In the absence of any grove whel
a tent can be pitched Mr.. Hollida
said that he thought the corn palae
could be we'll utilized for the projec'
The Chautauqua program will ha,
two concerts a day, one In the afte.
noon and the other in the evenin,
with possibly religious gatherings i
the morning hours, for which .thel
ui1 no M nho.~o M ooI,o AA.x ~