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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
9
A vintage ad promotes Kodol as a liquid digestive aid that restarts digestion like a healthy stomach. It claims complete stomach rest by simulating strong stomach work, urges consumption when needed, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied after using a bottle. Distributed by Diehl & Brown from Chicago approved by E C DeWitt & Co.
County commissioners granted the Kibbee and Smith drainage ditch petition and approved Downs route to drain land and open a blocked public highway. The board set a final hearing for September 21 to assess benefits and damages to property along the routes.
John Avery, formerly of Tulare and a student at Avery musical conservatory in Mitchell, died after dysentery followed an appendectomy. Friends gathered for brief services conducted by Dr. J. S. Hoagland. The funeral was held at an uncle’s residence before the remains were taken to Tulare.
The pallbearers for the deceased, including Guardians S.10m and W. C. Metcalf, served as a group with relatives noting the service held Saturday afternoon. Avery had lived in Tulare for years, serving the Loyal order as secretary of the local guardians.
Clara Hathaway leaves New York with her mother for a long journey to marry Mr. Harry Week in Shahjahanpur India after sailing from Bombay. She will be met by Mr. Veosy and wed by a church bishop before returning.
A wedding for Miss Faye Vivian Myles and Mr. Charles L. Scott took place Wednesday afternoon at the Myles home with Dr. Samuel Weir officiating. A three course luncheon followed. the event included a pink and white decor scheme and a going away gown of fawn linen. Later that day a separate incident led to Jesse Benson’s arrest after a robbery attempt and assault on M. H. Gosche. Benson was bound over to November circuit court on concealed weapon charges with a $200 bond.
CG. W. Gillis arrived home Thursday afternoon from Chicago where he attended a meeting of leather manufacturers.
Miss Alice Jones Wylle, raised in Mitchell, wed Dr Herschel Harris of Wilmot at Pebble Beach farm with Rev O E Boyce officiating. The ceremony featured golden glow decor and a three course dinner for about thirty relatives and friends. The couple will reside in Wilmot with many local and out of town wellwishers sending congratulations.
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