The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-12-26

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business trip to Minneapolis and
Kansas City.
Miss Caroline Cooke came home
Saturday evening from Sioux Falls,
where she is attending All Saints
School, to spend the holidays.
Larry Byrne left Monday for
Battle Creek, Mich. to spend the
holidays, Mrs. Bylne having pre-
coded him several weeks ago.
Julius Wolff, who represents a
wholesale clothing house of st. Louis
on the road, arrived in the city Mon
day morning to remain a few days.
The New York, Chicago and Des
Moines specialists Diagnostician will
be at the Raymond Hotel. Mitchell
Monday Jany. S, one day only. Con-
Sultation free.
G. II. Dilley arrived home last
Thursday to remain for the holidays.
He is connected with a real estate
firm at Aberdeen and spends much of
his time in travelling through Iowa.
Edward McGovern arrived home
Saturday evening from Minneapolis
to spend the holidays. Mr.. Nc
Govern is attending the law DEPART
ment Of the State University of Min
neSOta.
Mrs. Geo. Mueters.. of Emery.
spent Sunday in the city and re-
turned home Monday. She said
that Mr.. Mueters was we'll pleased
with his new position as agent of the
Milwaukee road at that place.
The following scholars in the west
side primary department were
neither absent or tardy during the
term Of school just closed: Esther
Anderson, Cecil Doyle. Ruth Duncan.
Ada Warne, Clara Peck, Abraham
| Boynton.
At the last s,meeting ssof the Red
Men several new members initiated
and a fine banquet was spread. 1t
was in charge Of Messrs. Curtis,
Michels and Clark. The tables were
artistically decorated and the spread
was an elegant one.
The Capital received an invi-
tation from the citizens of Pierre to
attend the eighth annual inaugural
ball to be held at the Locke on
tuesday evening, Jan. 6. Pierre's
hospitality this year will be on the
top notch, and we nope TO be able
to comply with the invitation.
q. A..Graves, ..of Chicago, arrived
Thursday to :ake.charge OF the lunch
room in the.-.Milwaukee depot. All
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for. the
business and Mr.. Graves is placing it
in position. He hopes to have every
thing in--readiness.for the opening
of the lunch department within a
few days.
W. j, Frad. editor Of, the Gazette,
left Monday for Dickens, Iowa,
having been ~~called. there by the
serious illness of his mother He re-
ceived a letter yesterday stating that
she had relapsed into an unconscious
state, and he thought there would be
little chance of her being alive by
the time he reached her side.
John Jackson arrived home Thurs
day evening to spend the holidays
with mis- family. Mr.. Jackson has
been travelling on the Pacific coast
for the past six or eight months fol
the S%paulding Co., covering "a terri
tory tributary to Portland. Ore. Mr.
Jackson says he is well pleased with
his work and he has a nice country
over which to travel.
John Just, who recently bought
DR.. e. B. Bracy's residence and farm
property at the west edge Of town.
moved his family from his Aurora
county home Saturday and they ar
now installed in their new home
Mr.. Just.is a man of some means AM
will make a staunch citizen for Mitch
ell. DR.. and Mrs. BraCy have re
served three rooms in the hous
which they will use when they re
turn from California in the spring
J. W. Cahill and Miss Catherin
Limbeck, of DEBORAH, Iowa. wer
united in marriage at 1890 o'cloc]
Friday morning by Rev. DIR Tomlil
at the Congregational parsonage
George Rowley, who is an old frient
and schoolmate Of the bride an,
groom, witnessed the marriage cere
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Cahill departed
on the Omaha road for Sioux Falls
and will then go to DEBORAH to max
their home.
W. L. Larkin, Of Chicago, has beer
in the city for several days ant
returned home Friday morning. Mr..
Larkin is travelling over the stat
collecting facts and information con
corning the development of Sout]
Dakota in the past wear or two. Thi