Spring hats at Champeny’s Millinery show
Spring has arrived and women seek new hats. Visit C. C. Champeny's to view a fine line of millinery in the warm weather.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1891
Page
12
Spring has arrived and women seek new hats. Visit C. C. Champeny's to view a fine line of millinery in the warm weather.
Boots and baby shoes advertised at Champeny’s with pricing from 10 to 25 cents. The small ad highlights a sale on footwear for infants and general bootwear.
A fragment from a historical note hints at an upcoming event in a named space. The readable text suggests anticipation but lacks clear dates or participants. The piece reads like a teaser, implying a future action or announcement tied to a defined area in the locality.
Mitchell D G Co notes the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs William Kipp dated April 22 1841 in Sherman New York. A surprise afternoon visit hosted by Mrs H S O Mealy drew about fifty neighbors and friends with guests from Mitchell, Lisbon and nearby towns. The Yankton Press also praises Rev A R Boggs geology lecture at the Methodist church as a fine enterta inment and educational highlight for Epworth League members.
A letter urges the city to prohibit private use of fire ladders and equipment after delays in purchasing a 24 foot ladder. It warns merchants and residents to stop taking gear, cites Arbor Day plans for tree planting, and requests funds for director stipends. Also notes condolences and a May 1 Arbor Day emphasis.
The Fifth District W C T U met at the Baptist church in Mitchell with Mrs C E Hager presiding at 9 30 AM. Committees were named and reports from counties heard. Mrs H M Barker spoke on license laws and Sunday closing, with later sessions, finance talks, and Demorest Medal events. Evening program featured declamation contest and speeches on temperance duties.
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