The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-27
LETCAER ITEMS

iIGtcneT, .. O.-f1euIy OIL
Woonsocket, came down Sunday to
visit hts sons.
+, Mr.. and Mrs. Weber and daugh-
ter Lnclla, Of Hawarden, Iowa, re-
turned home Tuesday after attending
the wedding of their niece, Miss Lii
liam Gregory, to Hiram Goodwin.
Mrs. John Wilson and daughter,
Hazel, were Mitchell visitors Satur-
day.
Rev. Benson Benn, former pastor
of the NJ. E. church here, came for a
short visit with friends this week.
Mr.. Benn is stationed at Tyndall this
year.
Mr.. Hudson returned Saturday
night from Mitchell, where he at
tended the N, .odist Conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H. PLATE, Of Sal
EN-, s. D.. returned home Tuesday
after attending the marriage OF tnsiT
friends, Miss Lillian Gregory and Mr..
Hiram B. Goodwin.
Ine Pinkerton Girl" showed to a
fair sized house Wednesday night.
There was a great disappointment
to the audience in the fact that only
five of the troupe showed up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Taylor de-
parted Thursday for their home near
Missoula, Mont, after a months
visit with old friends. They in
tended visiting at Lennon, S. D.,
for a few days 81 their way home.
Mr.. Law, CT H. warden, Iowa, re-
turned home To gov after a short
visit here, J"~;h. Pa ~ he attended
Tho uoddiv aS - ud-daughter,
Miss Lillian t,rrsay, TO Mr.. Hiram
B. GoodWin
WednesAe >s ming occurred the
Butler, to ~ IL. Peddicord Of
Loomis, az lie ,ome of the brides
parents, hf. IL Mrs. N. Meier Of
Butler. Rev. Tibbetts oficiated. Miss
Cramer was bridesmaid and Chas
Meier best man. The ring service
was used. che rooms were beau
tifully decorated with autumn leaves
The bride was dressed in a handsome
deep cream satin gown elaborately
trimmed with lace. She carried
white roses. The bridesmaid wore 6
white Persian lawn gown and car.
ried pink and white carnations. Al
elegant dinner was served after the
tGiellUIy. uc yOuA5 SouPiS y
Thursday for a short trip to Iowa
after which they will move on the
Bzn Wider farm in Butler. which Mr.
peddicord has recently purchased.
Earnest Taylor of Missoula, Mont.
arrived Wednesday for a visit with
old friends. Ernest will remain here
for a couple of months and picl
CON.
ne Travel Circle gave a recep'
ton for Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Goodwin
Thursday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Westmoreland. The rooms
were tastefully decorated with hearts
and cupids. Miss Gladys Mitchell.
and Miss Florence Van Metre delight
fully entertained the crowd with
readings. Fortune hunting and va
rious other games kept the young
people lively until a late hour. A
light luncheon was served. Rev
Tibbetts, in behalf of the club, with
a few we'll chosen words, presented
our departing members, Mr.. and Mrs
Goodwin, with a silver fruit bowl
which was engraved with, present
ed by the Travel Circle, Oct. 20
1870" The groom made a simple
but pleasing speech Of thanks fol
the gift. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin viii
be greatly missed in the Travel Cir
Gle when they take their departure
for their new home rear Terry, Mon
tana. We hope that they will soor
again return to the membership O
the club.
Miss Sarah Christopher who hal
made a two months visit In Evans
ton and Chicago, returned home Sat
urday. "Nssl
Rev. Gallagher returned Thursda!
evening to Plainvew, Nebraska, at