The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-19
Born. to Mr.. ard Mrs. u. E.
NeIs n Wednesday, June lu,a uaugh.

Born. to MIR. ard Mrs. u. e.
NeIs n Wednesday, JuGe lu,a ua,lgh.
ter.
Nus. b. Peterson left f II Whiting.
Iowa last Tuesday in response 10 IA
u 3 atu a~mounncinu Vie serious
illness of her father, Il. l.. Becker.
ID. c. Thomas. a member of the
ID a u OF trestees OF the UiiNersity.
a'i'ved In the city Friday morning to
~ main thro&gu The week If eXe,-
ci,,s. which commtnca uouLor roM
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Kellat and
dau1hter.Ma1ion of W]uonsocket were
guests Of the Rev. and Mrs. ~. W..
Bell at ST. Mary's Rectory last week.
They are attending the meeting OF
the Masonic order.
Carl Ruth arrived in the city
Tuesday evening from Cleveland,
Ohio, to visit a short time with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. e. Ruth.
Gail is a member OF the repe1to1ial
force Oh the Cleveland Leader.
! Prof p. r. Hoppe, of Syracuse,
N. Y. isguest of Dr. AL. Buffalo,
Prof. Hoppe is on his way to Big
Stone Chautauqua, where he is the
soloist and musical director of the
coming summer event in that part
OF the state.
Charles q. Looney, the deputy
postmaster Of Lacrosse, Wis, ar
rived in the city Friday morning to
visit j. e. Wells and family and
Mrs. S. a. Bagley. MIR. and Mrs.
j. w. Lane, OF Crow Creek Indian
Agency, also arrived today to visit
at tile Wells home.
Mrs. r. ]. T.amme entertained a
party Of lady friends Thursday after
noon at a tive O'Clock tea, at which a
very dainty men was served, in
which the hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Jay A. Dundas, Mrs. Robert
Ward and Mrs. j. u. Anderson. The
decorations were pennies and mar.
guerites, which we're arranged very
tastetully. Mrs. Lamme made the
afternoon a most delightful one.
!. DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Weir enter.
tained the college faculty at their
home on the south side Thursda,
evening in honor of President ant
Mrs Thomas Nicholson, which wa!
in the nature of a farewell atfai:
in anticipation Of their departure
The main feature of the entertain
ment was the presentation of char
acter sketches of the members of the
| faculty, which were read by differ
| ent members and the rest endeavoret
to guess who would fit the sketch
; Other lesser features occupied tn
evening and refreshments wer
: served at the close. The affair wa
: most enjoyable.
William j. Pattison and Mis-
Hattie c. Brown we're united i
| marriage Wednesday at 10 O'Clock
! The ceremony took place at TIL
: home of the groom's parents o
Fourth Avenue east, and was pei
formed by Rev. Or. L. j. Macmurra
in the presence OF the intlmat
i friends and relatives of the con
I tracing parties. They left on th
morning passenger for Sioux Fall
0 aud Sioux City for a sholt weddin
trip. Mr.. Pattison was a forme
e member of the city police force an
his bride has resided in the city fc
some little time, coming here fro
Boston. Mr.. Pa.tison is a fine your
s man in every respect and his mar
friends in the city will wish hi
we'll.
n Mrs. NJ. Jacquemai entertained
arpe number Of her lady FRIENDS a
her home Tuesday afternoon at
9 silhouette party, which formed a vel
. pleasing diversion. A silhouette va
e made Of each lady and they wei
y later pinned to the wall for the oil
g %servation Of the guests. The lad
: who was able to guess the creates
n number correctly was awarded
J. prize, and this went to H. 1
Butterield. while Mrs. VIM. Do,
little, OF Sioux Falls, was awarde
l. the consolation prize. Dainty r,
It freshments we've served in the bas
n ment of the fiat and the hostess ":
assisted by Mrs. F. W FreyberI
Mrs. SID ". Smith, Mrs. j.
b Hannett, Mrs. Alfred j. Dix az
Mrs. H. j. Kelley. The decoration
were pink and white peonies.
Ell For the first time In Eve years Ma
street OF Mitchell is absolutely Gle,
9 of all Instructions. During that tin
the street has been occupied
e materia! for building purposes, star
y ing with the Widmann hotel al
o ending with the improvements