The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-09-12

Mrs. Will Colvin has been visiting
at the home of John Colvin for the
past week and left Monday morning
for her home in Chicago.
Mrs. H. B. Woodworth. Of Grand
N. D., arrived in Mitchell al
few days ago, being called here by
the serious illness Of III. NJ. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford arrived Tuesday
morning from Montevideo, Mimi,
being called here by the serious ill
ness Of Mrs. Grady, at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. James Gormley.
Stoughton wagons and Moline bug
gies are sold by VIM. Koch. When
you buy a vehicle Of either make
you can rest assured that you are get
ting value received for your money.
Virgil Boyles arrived home Monday
afternoon from Ireland, Ind. Mrs.
Boyles stopped at Yankton to attend
the state fair and Mr.. Boyles went
down Tuesday to remain a week.
Miss Florence Fosdick left this
morning for Mason City, Iowa, to
attend the wedding of her niece, Miss
Grace Edison and Frank Chambers,
which occurred Wednesday at high
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. VanAlstine
have been at Minneapolis for a week
and attended the Minnesota state
fair at Hamline, and arrived home
Tuesday morning. They report a very
pleasant trip and that the fair was
an immense success.
A. b. Hitchcock departed Tuesday
morning for Buffalo, N. z. to attend
to some legal business in that city.
On his way home he will stop at
several places to make a short stay.
Mr.. Hitchcock expects to return
home within ten days.
Rev. Fred T. Drewett resumed
services at the Baptist church Sunday
morning and evening after an absence
of nearly a month, Which he spent
among the beautiful scenes OF
Colorado. The PASTORS return was
greeted by large audiences at both
services.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Taylor left
Monday for Charles City, Iowa.
Taylor. who is the agent of the
Milwaukee company at this place, has
been rendered the same, position at
Charles City and they have gone down
to look the place over to see whether
to accept or not.
The Mitchell Business College
opened for its fall term Monday,
and Prof. Wingield states that the
enrolment the first day was very
indeed. He said that be-
fore another week a great many new
scholars woald be in the college, as
some We're unable to get away from
work to begin at the start.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Webber took
possession of their home on west
street Monday. It has been
n the hands of the carpenters for
several months with the result that
t has been entirely remodeled and
t bears little resemblance to the
'ormer building. The house is heated
With hot water and all necessary
plumbing has been added. Mr..
Vebber now has one of the most at
,ractiye houses in the city, and The
Republican hopes that they will all
i've long to enjoy it's comforts,
Fred Widmann has commenced to
ear down the building adjoining
hardware store to get
room for his hotel building, and
IS soon as it IS out Of the way the ex-
awaiting will be continued. Mr..
Nidmann expects to be able to get
The foundation for his hotel building
aid this fall and winter, and with
anything like favorable weather he
doubtless will be able to accomplish
t. Mr.. Travis has moved his second
1and store into Will Koch's building
IN west First street.
Mrs. Mae c. Gohlmann, who has
ived southwest Of the city, left
morning in company with her father
n-laW, M. Gohlmann, for Sabula,
iowa, where she expects to live in
future. Several months ago Mrs.
5ohlmann's husband was killed dur
ng a storm by being struck by
lightning. She disposed of her prop
,rty at public sale last week, as she
vas unable to conduct the farm.
The family came to the county a
little over a year ago and Mr..
aohlmann bought quite a good deal
# land, with the intention. of MAX
ng his home here for all time.