The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-06-08
- 0r IN EREST THAT HAPPEN
m THE COURSE OF A WEEK

hey, caahicr Of the Mitchell National
bank, which takes place Thursday
morning in st. Thomas cathedral,
Winona. MINI. Mr.. Lahey will wed
Miss Wilhemina Noble. After a
wedding tour the bridal couple will
return to the city.
Miss Anna Lennon, who has been
making her home IN the city. with Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Boyles since last fall
and attended the city schools, return
ed home to Ireland, Ind, for the sum-
mer vacation.
/, Miss Anna Mitchell, of the high
school faculty. departed yesterday
for New Brighton, Pa, where she
will spend the summer vacation.
Waltar Adams, a Mitchell boy,
graduates Thursday evening at Salt
Lake City, Utah where he is attend
ing a mining school, and on that ac-
count he was unable to be present at
the funeral of his brother Fred,
which was held yesterday.
The $1,000 perfecting press on
which The Republican is to be print
ed hereafter, has arrived and is now
being installed on the first floor of
the ley addition to the home of this
paper. 1t required two days to haul
the press, which weighs $1,000
pounds, from the car in which it ar
rived. 1t will take the erector a
week to put together the many thou
sand parts of which it is composed.
The Elks had two limitations Mon
day night when they took in fifteen
candidates, and also initiated the new
home, in that it was the first of the
work to be done there. Most of the
candidates were from Letcher, sew
eral from this city and n or two
from other points in the state. There
was a big crowd of Elks on hand for
the occasion, and the work was thor
oughly enjoyed by those who partici-
pated and those who sat on the side
lines. A fine luncheon was served
in the dining room, and it proved in
adequate to the great crowd. The
Koolish orchestra furnished a fine
musical program during the lunch,
and some vocal numbers We're given
by NJ. r. Tournier and Prentis
Watkins, both of which We're receiv-
ed with loud applause.
Miss Caddie Boggs, of Watertown,
is visiting With relatives and friends
in the city. Miss Boggs was a for
mer Mitchell girl but it has been a
number OF years since she has been
here for a visit.
Miss Theresa Hoye departed for her
old home at Melrose, Iowa. She is
to participate at the wedding of a
cousin today. she will make an in
definite visit with relatives, and will
also attend the commencement ex-
erciscs at Waterloo and Cedar
Falls.
Monday afternoon Judge Smith
held a special term of court to hear
the pleadings of two prisoners. Joe
Hanson, charged with attempting to
break into the McAIayhill residence,
pleaded guilty and was given eigh-
teen months in the p%enitentiary. Ar
thur Taylor, suspected of breaking
into the Miles residence, was not
held on the charge, but was charged
with CARRYING concealed weapons,
and the court imposed a fine of $25
John T. Coughlin received a tele-
gram this morning from his son,
Joseph Coughlin, which announced
the marriage of Miss Margie Cough
lin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Coughlin, to Mr.. Edward Kirch,
which occurred Monday at high noon
in Portland, Oregon. The bridal
couple will remain there for
the week during the rose carnival
and expect to reach this city about
June 20. The young couple went
out there over a month ago. The
many friends in the city will extend
their sincere congratulations over
their marriage.