The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-05-16

Mrs. w. G. Andrews, Of Plankin-
ton, was visiting at the home of j. +.
Barlow, and is an aunt of Mrs. Bar
| tow.
Mrs. d. R. Anderson came down
from Ashton Saturday. to make
visit with her sister, Mrs. c. w.
Downey.
Miss Cora Miner entertained few
of her lady friends at a six o'clock
tea Friday evening in honor Of Mrs.
Chas. Weller, of Sioux City.
! Mrs. G. A. Beebe arrived home
Saturday afternoon from Mason City,
Iowa, and was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Percy Smith,
who will visit here with relatives and
friends.
In the future City Auditor Herbert
will have his office with the Lund
Land Agency, which opened up its
Offices here today Persons having
business with the auditor will find
him there during the day.
Mrs. Carrie Cole took her last load
of household goods to Ethan Thurs
day and hereafter she will be counted
an Ethan resident. Mrs. Cole has
erected new building there which
will be occupied by a drug store.
Mrs. Geo. e. Foster and Mrs. r.
j. Taylor went to Sioux City last
Monday to remain few days. That
evening they had the pleasure
of listening to the eminent actor,
Richard Mansfield in ''Beaucaire.' -
Chas. A. Baldwin, editor Of the
South Dakota Workmen. the official
organ of the A. o. q. w. lodge Of
the state. arrived in the city this
morning to attend the session of the
grand lodge. Mr. Baldwin is also
city editor Of the Aberdeen News.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hall and little
daughter came in from White Lake
Saturday evening on the freight and
spent Sunday at the home of A. B.
Hager. They returned home last
Monday and ION Thursday they eX-
pect to leave on trip to Lawton,
Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bertram and
Mrs. August Neigaubauer, OF Flens-
i burg, parents and sister Of Mrs. Jo-
seph Loevinger, are making her a
: visit. Mrs. Conrad Tietje, of Park
e ston, who was also guest at the
Loevinger home, returned home last
y Saturday morning.
T. Harmon Woods came over from AL
y eXandria Sunday and will make his
home in this city, having accepted
e a position with E. j. Greaves & Son.
G Mr.. Harmon is a clarinet player an6
y will become member of the State
S Band, and will add much TO the
i effectiveness of the playing of the
q band with his clarinet.
= Frank Leving went to Kingsbury
y county to hold down a claim, which
= he filed on some time ago. He dis
y covered a piece of land in that coun
ty that had escaped the eyes O
J. settlers for years and put home
q stead filing on it. For some time
e now he will be turning over the
J. soil and attending to domestic duties
;, ;, The dancing party given by th'
y y Bachelors Club at the Mitchell Clul
~ rooms Friday evening was undoubted
. ly the most pleasant party of the sea
=, son. There was very good attend
y ance of young people and all entered
most heartily into the pleasures O.
Is the evening. The Bachelors fully
" sustained their reputation for thei
J. delightful parties. Some good musi
vt was furnished by Rathbun's orches
% ira.
n J E. Wells was down to the rive
l. on fishing expedition Frida.
'e and received a blow in the hea'
}. that laid him out for some littl
le time. He was standing at the brin
~ Of the river when Mr.. Millard too
big long sweep with his hook an
,e line to throw it far into the river
If A heavy sinker was on the line an
in in the sweep the leaden substanc
ST struck Mr.. Wells in the back OF th
" head. He fell backward to th
IF ground and was unconscious fo
g, a while. He's able to attend to busi
m ness today
le The cooking lectures that wer
us conducted by Mrs. r. /
p, Wheelock at the court house las
IN week, came TO close Friday a
ternoon. The attendance at til
,r lectures during the week has bee
nf very large and the court room hi
~ been nearly filled at each session
= Mrs Wheelock's s lectures were vel
= interesting and the ladies made cop
" Gus notes of hey recipes and ideas pr
=, sented with reference to cooking
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