The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-06
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
II! THE COURSE OF A WEEK,
Mrs G. P. Scott, Of Doom, Iowa, ar
rived to make a visit with her cous-
in, Mrs. f, ]. Norton.

Mrs G. P. Scott, Of Doom, Iowa, ar
rived to make a visit with her cous
in, Mrs. F. j. Norton.
Mrs. Frank Gibbs mas been in tn.
city for the past week visiting Will
relatives and attending the corr
palace. She returned home to Siou,
City yesterday.
Mrs. c. w. Walton has been visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
U. V. Wells for the past month ant
left for her home in Spokane, Wash
Mrs. Walton was accompanied as fa]
as Minneapolis by Mr.. anu mrs. w
II. Broadbent and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Baldock.
Mrs. J.. Henzlik and Hiss Myrtle
Lower came home Monday night
from Howard, where they went to at.
tend the funeral owe the remains OF
the wife of their brother. The serv.
ices were held Sunday and were con
Quoted by DR.. Samuel Weir, of this
city, who was preaching in the Meth
odist church in that place Sunday.
Mrs. d. e. bailey has been here
taking treatment of DR.. M. Halphide
and returned home to belmont YES
terday. Mrs. Bailey is in charge of
the belmont Record as the editor OF
the paper, having conducted it for
several years on a successful basis.
While Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole
man, of Ashton, were in the city DUR
ing the latter part of corr palace
week, they purchased of the Near
thur Piano Co., a Chickering baby
grand piano, which will be shipped
direct from the factory to their home
at Ashton. Mr.. Holleran has one of
these same pianos in stock at the To-
cal branch.
]. L. w. Zeitlow made his usual
corn palace trip to Mitchell and re-
turned home Sunday evening. Mr..
Zeitlow is the president of the "a
kota Central Telephone Co., and has
just returned from a trip of several
months which he spent in Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hofstetter, of
Washington Springs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse B~artell, of Worthen, Mimi,
Miss r. Lewis, of nimball, Miss Celia
Bunnel, Of Lawrence, Aas., and T. j.
lvosum, of Perry, Iowa, were guests
at the home of L. Hofstetter during
corn palace week and returned to
their several homes yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lane left this
afternoon for western Jerauld coun-
ty, where they have landed interests.
Mr.. Lane has decided to dispose of
his personal property On the farms
and will have a public sale in the
course of a few weeks. He owns a
large quantity of land in that section
and he expects to dispose of his land
/ ed interests later.
Col. G. A. B. Fox, of Sioux Falls,
who is in charge of the Minnehaha
county agricultural exhibit in the
corn palace, was exceedingly happy
last night over the result of the de
cision of the judges of the county
exhibits because they had given Min
nehaha county second place. 1t is
the first time that Minnehaha has
contested in an affair of this kind,
and he thought they did mighty we'll
to land in second place. Another
years experience will enable the
county to make a better display.
The Right Reverend Monsignor
Sheehan returned to his home at
Elkton on Wednesday of last week
from a three months trip to points
in Ireland, and writes that he is in
good health. While away the mon
signor visited his brother, the Most
Reverend D. Sheehan, Bishop of Wa
terford and Lismore. The day after
Monsignor Sheehan's return home he
celebrated his thirtieth anniversary
as a priest of the Catholic church,
having been elevated to the sacred
priesthood at Dubuque, Iowa. He
came Immediately to the Dakotas and
has remained here ever since. He
is we'll known in this city, where he
was at one time priest of the local
y church.
On Thursday at moor at the par.
sonage of the First Methodist Epis.
copal church occurred the marriage
of Mr.. Alfred Victor Swanson and
Miss Roma Adelma French The
ceremony was performed by the pas
tor, DR.. ). S. Hoagland. The young
people were attended by Miss Violet
-obin of Parkston as bridesmaid and
Mr.. l.. w. Wright, of Ethan, who
acted as best man. The other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. French and
daughter, Miss Leone and Mr.. Mar
gunson. The young people are res,
idents of the county and will live
on their farm south of Mitchell. The
ring ceremony was read by the pas
tor after which the young people re
ceived the congratulations of theil
friends. They attended the Corr
Palace concert in the afternoon.
Floyd ellis went to Aberdeen Sat.
urday night to do some decorating ir
corn. He was employed by the Mil
waukee company to do some work fol
them, the nature of which Mr.. Gillis
did not understand when he left, 9th
er than that the company desired hi!
services. When he completes his
work there he will go on to Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, to take up his course o.
study in medicine. Mr.. ellis ha:
received many fine compliments fol
his decorative work on the corn pal,
ace building, and his talent speaks fol
ffca1P In uhof ho hoe accommodated