The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-16
IN o AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

the younger set of the CHURCH and an
Sunday evening DEVOTION
al meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Green came
home Eureka Springs, Ark, where
they spent the winter, and they stay
long enough to avoid the second
winter season.
Miss Charlotte Noldner departed
Wednesday for Chicago and New
York, sailing from that port Satur-
day for Schlesien, Germany, in COM
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wild
mann.
We have quite a lot of odd envel-
opes that we wish to clean up quick
ly and SO We will sell them while
they last. two packages for FIVE cents.
They are Of fine quality but the paper
matching them has al been sold.
Mitchell Printing company.
]. E. Martin, science teacher in the
high school, went over to Madison
with H. c. Roberts to spend a por-
tion Of his vacation. Mr.. Roberts, who
taught in the high school last year
will not return to Mitchell next fall.
He expects to go west.
Misses Anna and Helen Mcguire
returned home from St. Pau. where
they have ben teaching school for the
past year to spend the summer vaca-
ton. Miss Helen Mcguire went out
to White Lake to visit with her sister,
Mrs. Harley Thomas for a week.
Mrs. Pearl Crlppen, Of Sanborn,
Iowa, has leased the room in the rear
of the Champeny building, next door
to the Mitchell Power Co.'s Office,
and will establish a complete ladies'
furnishing store, as soon as she can
get possession of the room. Mrs. Grip
pen says she will carry an extensive
line of goods.
DR.. B. o. Aylesworth, president Of
the agricultural college of Colorado,
arrived in the city Wednesday from
Sioux Falls. DR.. Aylesworth is maxi
ing a campaign in this state for wo-
man suffrage and expects to deliver
an address in this city. DR.. Ayles-
worth is a former acquaintance of the
city editor, and have not seer each
other for a period of over twenty-five
years.
A quiet wedding ceremony was
performed Wednesday by Rev. a.
G. Bowdish at the home of Mrs Mar
garet Devers 600 S. sanborn street
when Mr.. A. w. w. Devers of Ken
nebec, was united in marriage to Miss
Florence Cawley, of this city,
in which the ring service was used.
Only relatives witnessed the cere-
mony, which occurred at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Devers is an attorney at Kenne-
bee and both are highly regarded ~
a large circle of friends.
Harry Wentzy and his bride pass
ed through the city Tuesday after
noon on their way out to Rapid City.
Mr.. Wentzy and Mrs. Susan Bailey
Weust were married at Sioux Falls
in the morning by Rev. Biller of the
Episcopal church. Mr.. Wentzy is a
we'll known newspaper nan and re-
Gently went out of business. They will
make their home at Rapid City.
where Mr.. Wentzy is receiver for a
large mercantile concern.
William Dimond, the man who was
captured last week by the aid Of the
bloodhounds after he had broken in
to the residence of Judge F. B. Smith
and stolen several articles of value,
had his preliminary hearing before
Judge Drake Saturday afternoon. He
waived examination and was bound
over to the next term of circuit court
in bonds of $1,000 which he was un-
able to furnish and was remanded to
Jail. The local officials think they
have a bad man in Dimond and have
sent pictures of him to officers in
other states.
OWL KNOCKS
WOMEN'S HATS OFF
Rushille, Ind.-Rushville's owl
has returned to spend the summer.
Tho same bird mhinh torriGod tho