The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-02-28

day evening from his business trip
to Chicago
For Rent, 800 acres. known as
John Pease farm, 81 miles northeast
OF Mt. Vernon. Inquire Kelley Lana
.lCo.
IL. q. Preston came home Wednes
day norninu flom Chamberlain,
Where he vas after. ding an adjourned
tenn OF ciicuit court.
MIR. aud Mrs. w. A. Getty arrived
home Wednesday evening, from Long
Beach, Cal, where they spent a
portion Of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. @. Preston de-
parted Thursday for Chicago to
remain a week. in which pleasure and
business will be combined.
Mrs. K. A. johnson was operated
on Tuesday afternoon at St. Joseph's
hospital for appendicitis. Her con-
dition TODAY is reported as being
very satisfactory,
w. L. LaFollette. editor Of tue
Gazette, went out to Chamberlain
Tuesday afternoon and will enter the
Sanitarlum at that place to get back
to a good health basis.
There was a large audience at the
Catholic Fair in tile city hall We'd
nesdav evening, and the people
li.tene1 to a splendid program of
music and recitations given nv local
talent, all of which vas shown the
heartiest appreciation. The dance
closed the pleasures of the evening,
and there were an increased number
of cancers.
This ground hog weather is hold
Ing on with great tenacity, and it is
evident that it is going to run the
full six weeks. A few fine days
break In that leads one to believe
that there will he nothing more
doing, but the dream is soon dis.
PEELED by the appearance Of the cold
snap. Thursday morning the gov
eminent thermometer, registered at
3 degrees above zero, and it seemed
cold enough for several degrees below
zero.
S. o. Wherry, the. architect, has
been in Door health of late and went
to Hot Springs, S. D.. to see If he
could be benefited. After remain
ing there for a while he went to
Rochester, Mimi, and entered the
hospital to submit to an operation
for stomach trouble. Wednesday
evening Wm. Sc~heurenbrand received
a telegram from q of the physicians
Of the hospital stating that Mr..
so far the patient was getting along
nicely.
A. u. Hitchcock returned home
Wednesday evening FROM Chamber
lain. where he had been to attend
the adjourned term Of circuit court,
"efore which he had several cases tc
try. Monday morning Mr.. Hitchcock
went TO Vermillion on the early trair
and delivered a lecture before the Law
department of the state university
on the Invitation of Dean Sterling
His subject was can Inspiration tt
Young Lawyers" In which b,
presented as his theme the higl
standard Of manhood in the profession
Of today and the service they Cal
,sc.des sosietT.
DR.. and Mrs. John F. Clark, of st
Louis. Mo-, arrived 10 make "a sbor
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Cook
: the two ladies heinp sisters. DR.
CLARK and wife we're former resident
of BIendon township aud left ther
] a good 'nanv al ago. While livinI
t In Blendon township Or. Clarl
Z preached to the people. Afte
-movinp to St. LOUIS he entered
y medical school and now conducts
fine private, sanItarium in tia
city. Mrs Cook has been entertain
8 ing her parents, MIR. and Mrs. S. r
s Stuck. who have lived for 26 yea1
in the vicinity OF Flankinton an,
8 Thursday they left for their futur
n home at Stockton, Cal.
o A belated marriage announcement
= has just reached this office. ]
e involves the wedding OF Mr.. Jane
q Kenton and Miss Naude o. Shole!
The ceremony took place Sunda
d afternoon, Feb. %, at S O'Clock. {
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs e.
Curtis on the east side Of the cit,
d 1T was witnessed by a few intimai
friends and was performed by Re,
A. Craig Bowdish, pastor of TIL
Congregational church. There W;
a bountilul wedding dinner serve
by Mrs. Curtis after the ceremor
If and the young people were We
d kindly remembered with some han,
le some presents. The bride has live
in the vicinity of Mitchell for