The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-03-03
in TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MAI IlRS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

MI. anu Mis-. ". ". tLdCuDuu nave
been visiting with their son in Chi
cago for several weeks and returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. ellis and lit
tie daughter have been visiting at
points in Ohio and Michigan for the
past two months and returned home.
e. A. Livermore was called to
Augusta. Wis, Wednesday by the
serious illness of his mother. Mrs.
Livermore's brother, John Marshall,
of Tyndall arrived to take charge of
the shop during Mr.. Livermore's alb
sence.
Thursday at IL o'clock a quiet
wedding took place in the apartments
of Mr.. and Mrs..Jack Melody. when
Charles A. Brown and Miss Gertrude
Klosterman were united in marriage,
the ceremony being performed by
Rev. E. M. LETTERS, pastor Of the
Baptist church.
Mrs. A. G. Motley. who has been
very i'll for some time, was taken out
to st. Joseph's hospital Wednesday
afternoon and Thursday she was
operated upon by DR.. Hanchette, of
Sioux City, end DR.. E. e. King of this
city. Mrs. Motley is reported as get
ting along very nicely since the
operation. .
Rev. G. E. Hager, District Super
in%tendent of Huron District, wishes
to correct through the public press
the utterly unfounded statement
which has been given wide publicity,
that he contemplates going into the
real estate business at the clo.e Of
his term of office. He is more in love
with the ministry than ever and no
financial consideration would induce
him to leave his chosen calling.
Married Wednesday evening at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Walt-r Neu-
man, Miss Winifred w. Blacker of
this city and Mr.. John M. Mccartney
of Platte. The Rev. A. Craig Bowdish
of the Congregational church, per-
formed the ceremony in the res
ence of a few relatives. The bride
carried a beautiful boquet and wore
a dainty dress of cream colored silk.
They will make their home near
Platte.
Thursday evening the Ladies of the
Maccabees held an enthusiastic ses-
sion of the lodge, and which was
largely attended. The recently elect
ed officers were installed, and at the
close a fine supper was served to add
to the pleasure of the evening. Mrs.
Nevada Hereford, of Aberdeen. the
deputy of the state, was present, as
was Mrs. Laughlin, of Pierre. The
latter is in the city at the present
time securing new members for the
lodge.
The Dairymens' association held a
meeting Friday morning and decided
accept the contract which has been
put forth by the Turner Produce Co.,
which calls for an increase in the
price to be paid for butter fat. 1t is
understood that none but the men,
bers of the association will be entitl-
ed to receive the increase of price,
which is made to encourage the i'm
provement in the dairy business.
! There are now about twenty-five
members in the association.
Mrs. 2. H. Eager has been over to
Sioux Falls since Saturday, during
which time Mr.. Eager completed the
purchase of the Home restaurant.
The business has been closed for a
short time. Mr.. Eager will make
some improvements in the rooms
and when lie opens it again for bust
ness it will be conducted on the same
successful plan as the Washington
cafe in this city. Mr.. Eager will re-
main over there and Mrs. Eager Will
conduct the business in Mitchell.
Mrs. Geo. w. Judge has just fin
ished and presented a costly and beau
tifully embroidered set of white vest
ments to hev. NJ. j.. Mccarthy for
the use of st. Joseph's hospital. The
silks and designs are imported from
Client, Belgium and worked out in a
charming variety Of silk shades by
Mrs. Judge. The c%hasuble, stole and
maniple and chalice veil are lined
throughout in royal purple and firing
ed with gold braid. The vestment is
a perfect artistic gem and is much
admired.
At the meeting of Odd Fellows
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