The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-05

From Fridays Daily
a. c. Nogus and Miss Chloe Bar
rows were married at Sioux Falls at
the Baptist parsonage on Monday at
ternoon, according to word received
by their friends in Mitchell. The hap
py couple later departed for a short
wedding trip to Chicago. Mr.. Nogus
is II of the young business men OF
Mitchell and is manager OF the Mitch
ell Candy Kitchen. His bride also is
very we'll known in the city.
John Kingsberg, OF Woonsocket,
auditor of Sanborn county, was a
Mitchell visitor yesterday.
p. +. Wickhcm, of Alexandria, who
has been attending the meetings in
the city this week, returned home
this morning. Mr.. Wickhem is the
chairman of the new legislative COM
mittee of the Live Stock Breeders
association, which will be an active
body with the converting of the next
session OF the Legislature.
Sioux City Live Stock Record:
The Corn Palace City of the World"
ing the "tawngo' look like kinder
have gone to Long Beach, Calf, to
is up on her toes this week and MAX
is Il busy little burg at all times and
this is one of her real busy weeks.
Mitchell is entertaining several diff
fercnt conventions and annual meet
in2S of associations and organizations
in general and Mitchell in particular.
that have to do with South Dakota
II. c. Harvey OF Huron. WAS visit
ing yesterday With his brothcr-in-laW,
Clyde kimble.
Senator G. II. Iielgerson of Mt,
Vernon was IL visitor in Mitchell last
evening.
Mrs. Fred Mci!eury of Alexandria.
St. Joseph's hospital several weeks
ago. has beer taken homc greatly i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. |Coughland aud
their two daughters deptrtcd ycstcr~
day for Sioux City, where they Will
make their future home. Mr.. Cough
land was engaged in the insurance
business i'm Mitchell.
Word WAS received in the city to-
day of the marriage of III. is. Oppcr-
man, a recent resident of Mitchell, to
Omaha several days ago. The couple
Miss Mary Riddle. of Rodney, la, at
spend the winter. Mr.. Opperman was
Il contractor while in Mitchell.
DR.. A. b. Hart, the noted Harvard
professor who is in Mitchell, lectured
at the high school this morning on
ala, ..t,Nrl --rt,,,,s nf nfhnr rios
He compared the systems OF France.
Japan, Servia, Turkey and Germany
with the United States, where the be
lief obtains that education is not a
gift, but a necessity. The lecture by
DR.. Hart is N of the best even Civ
en- at the high school building and
was greatly appreciated.
T. S. Everitt, OF Redtield, minority
republican nominee for the office OF
acknowledgements was a Mitchell
visitor today.
e. p. Sand, who has been in the
city attending the agricultural meet
ings here this week, was called to his
home in Prosper township at any
early hour this morning because o.
the serious illness of Mrs. Sand.
T. j. Morgans. secretary of The
Commercial club, has been invited
to speak early next week before the
business men of Parkston, who arr
contemplating the organization of
club.
p. A. Zollnan yesterday sold t.
Lewis Larson. of L%angford, S. D.
three COWS and one bull from hi,
Holstein herd. One heifer was SOLE
for $3.50 and the bull for 5000.
At the Presbyterian manse Wedne
day afternoon, Samuel I. Dolly ant
Wilma A. Tiedja, both of Mt. Vernon
we're united in marriage by the past
or of the church. The couple were at
tended by "A brother of the groom AM
gartcn doines. The corn Palace Cit,