The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-12-02
In TOW AND COUNTRY
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN TIE COURSE OF A WEEK.

sEST THAT HAPPEN
SSE OF A WEEK.
Miss Lois Wiltse came down from
LetcAer, where she is teaching school.
to eat Thanksgiving turkey at home.
Or, and Mrs. Freyberg ami Neil
departed Wednesday for Sheldon,
Iowa, to spend Thanksgiving with
Dr. Freyberg's brother and family.
Mrs. e. M. LETTERS and baby daugh-
ter, Marion Louise, returned Tues
day evening over the Omaha after an
extended visit with the home peoale
at Webster City, Iowa.
w. ID. Turner and two 1irt.le Gaugh-
ters. and thei. grandmother. Mrs.
Coggshell departed Wednesday morn
In for Chicago, where they joined
Mrs. Turner for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. S. ]. Moore and two grand
children and Mr.. and Mrs. 5. d. An
derson departed Wednesday for
Grow Creek to spend Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. D. v. Moore. AZ
ter reaching Chamberlain they will
have to make a drive of twenty miles
to the Indian agency.
Ludwig Loevinger came in from
White Lake to spend a day at the
horse sale and also visit his father
in-law. Mr.. Wagner, who is staying at
st. Joseph's hospital for the present.
Mr.. Loevinger returned home on the
afternoon train. Mr.. Loevinger said
that a big sale of cattle would be
held at White Lake Dec. IS, when a
Mr.. Kingsbury, Of Hartford, would
ship out a large number of good ami
mails.
Mrs. Frank Mowder, mention of
whose serious illness was made in
this paper a few days ago, died at
her home in Sioux City Saturday
morning, after an illness of six
months. She leaves two children, Mort
and Lewis Krammel, by her first hus-
band, and n daughter, Mary, by
] her second husband. Mrs. Mowder
was a sister of Mrs. r. L. Tremaine,
of Ethan, and lived in Mitchell until
some ten years ago, when they NOV
ed to Sioux City.
Quite a few young people COM
prising a wedding party over from
Fulton Wednesday to be present
at the marriage of John e. Ness and
Miss Wolfe Betchel, both Of that
town. The company stopped at the
Raymond hotel and the wedding was
federated in the parlors Of that hos
telry. Rev. E. M. letters. Of the
Baptist church, performed the cere.
mony while the friends we're inter
ested spectators, the ring service OF
the church being used. The bride
and groom and their friends returned
to Fulton Wednesday evening on the
Omaha passenger, and mill make
their home near that place.
Justice Markham had three offend.
ers before him Wednesday on the
i; charge of drunkenness. men who
looked too freely on the loving cuI
at the approach Of Thanksgiving. T
T. Christopher, living near Letcher
as reported was taken in Tuesda,
by Officer Spence, who tried to gel
him to go home. After %parleying {
while Christopher took a punch at thu
omcer who then gobbled him up ant
took him to jail. He paid IS for thu
indulgence. Pat Tiffany was touched
up for fine of IS on the same charg'
and Ed Irwin was the worst of tn,
three for he got q fine Of $40, and no
having the money with which to liqui
date he will be permitted to shove
snow from the sidewalks for the cit,
for a few days.
The Yankton Press and Dakotal
gave a very ~flattering notice Of tn
minstrel show put on there last Tues
day evening by Jack Mclaughlin, Q
this city. 1t was for the benefit O
the Elks. and Notwithstanding Their
was a counter attraction the theatr
was filed. The Press and Dakota
mentioned the fine features of tn
minstrel show as being highly enter
tanning and referred in high term
to the work Of Mr.. Mclaughlin !
both as a singer and a manager {
, the show. He has arranged with tn
:, Elks of Mitchell to put on the pei
, Torrance here about the middle
December. and rehearsals will con