The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-06
IN TOWN Anu COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE CURSE OF A WEEK.

S. III. Morgan hugs hides. pelts,
tallow aud f,lrs. First Avenue cast,
Mitciltll
r. f Patterson departed "Wednesday
morning for Spooner, Wis to We
gone a week or ten days
ID. A.. Braupht departed Wednes-
day for Lennon. where he is en-
lgaeed in the banking business.
For Rent, 800 acres. known as
John Pease farm, 80 miles northeast
of Mt. Vernon. Inquire Kelley Land
leo.
Mrs. T. L. Buckholz. who has
been visiting with Mrs. Charles
Fowler, returned home to Parker
Monday.
j. A. Tess and A. II. Tin,le have
moved into tile Silsny builJing and
are occupying rooms l and 20 with
their zeal estate nd insurance bust
mess
DIR. Spiecher returned home a few
DAYS ago from New York, where he
was taking Il special course. lie will
open bis office on the third floor Of
the Western National bank building
in 9 few days.
DR.. Stevenson the %Well-known eye.
car, hose and throat specialist OF
Sioux Falls and assistant will be in
Mitchell from 3 p III. Wednesday.
March IL. and Thursday. March IL.
at Widmann hotel. Glasses also
fl ted correctly.
M. NJ. Mcdonald is reported to be
getlins along very we'll since his
Operation of a few days ago at st.
Joseph's hospital, when a portion OF
his heel was removed to Offset the
trouble that was caused by running
a tack into that extremity. 1t has
giyen him a great deal Of trouble for
severAl months.
The Ladies of St. Mary's Guild
will give a reception Saturday even.
ling Of this week at the Rectory t1
the Right Reverend Frederick Foote
johnson, d. D., Bishop Co-adjuto,
ot South Dakota. All members and
friends OF the Church and any others
who would like to meet the Bishop
are most earnestly invited to attend
the reception.
Miss Clara Christensen departed
Frlday for Minneapolis, wher,
Isbe expects to remain for an indefl
Unite period, during which time sh,
twill apply herself to the study o
voice culture. Miss Christensen
who has been singing soprano ii
St. MarY's Episcopal chrucb. has
voice that promises much for TIM
future aud her many friends il the
city will be pleased at the success!
which is bound to come to her.
At the Mitchell township election
held Tuesday the following officer
were elected: Supervisors, W. c
Henning, 5 years, j. q. Clearwate
2 years; clerk, G. II. Krom; trea,
surer and assessor, j. f. Smith
justice of peace, L. B Slade,
years; constable, M. j. Tymes q
2 years, 4. NJ. Levings, l year; roat
%overseels, No. !, TO he appointed
No. 2, j. R. Canaan; No. 8, NJ
-. Tyineson; No. 4, to be appointed
8 happy wedding event occurred
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jobl
OF Dahl in Tobin township at IL o'clocl
7. Wednesday, when their daughter
Miss Anna, was united In marriaQ,
a TO John V. Carlson. The ceremon!
was performed by Rev Mr.. Nord, o
Valley, Springs, in the presence O
about fifty friends and relatives
some coming over from Hartford t,
attend the event. After the cere
-, mony a bounteous dinner was served
= and the rest Of the day was spen'
=, in a social and happy manner Thu
- bride received a large number Of
- presents. The young couple are yer!
-, highly respected by their man!
- fiienus in Tobin township and al
will join in wishing them a happ!
~ married life.
Miss Mary Windie was the guest o
honor at a linen shower T1tsda.
evening, which was given by Mise
~ Florence Winsor, Sara Noble ant
IS Louiee Bras, at the home of th'
- latter. There we're thirty youni
~ ladies in attendance at the shove
al and they represented the girls VIII
10 belonged to the high school gle
nc club, when Miss Windle was che su
- pervisor of music in the schools
The affair was very charmingl
~ arranged, the color scheme bein
10 pink, while red hearts we're place
u in the rooms in many places an
." added much to the beauty of til
oe scene. The many packages Of line
we're placed in a little wagon, tina
u,oc nrotti1v 1ooorok.l o,J r,b;