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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-01
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-27
THE EXODUS FROM LONDON
Only the Richer Class Of Visitors Are
Remaninu.

London. June 27.-I.ondon is begin.
hihS TO realize the practical effects of
the coronation postponement. The ey
odus OF visitors to the Continent and
the provinces is taxing the CAPACITY of
the railroads and steamboats,. This re-.
turn traIiic, however. nowisc makes IN
the rallioad lines loss of hundreds OF
thousands OF passengers from the
provinces and nearer Continental
points who had delayed their coming
10 tn last moment The big tourist
agencies We're crowded all day book
Ing IN" cheaper class Of "trippers" for
whom London. minus the coronation.
had no attration. How much
l.ondon's floating population has
been reduced during the past twenty
four hours il is hard TO estimate. All
persons OF moderate means who can
got away are getting out of the city as
quickly as possible. The smaller no.
tsls and boariinghouses are the worst
sufferers. The big hotels declare they
have been almost unaffected by the
postponement OF the kings crowning,
the wealthy American and others who
had come 10 witness the coronation
making no move TO 20. though the next
fortnight, doubtless. viii witness gen
.ral migration TO the Continent and
Scotland
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FUSION IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
Democrats ard Populists Unite on a
State Ticket

Huron, s. D.. June 21.-The Demo
Gratis and Populists Of South Dakota
have named fusion ticket. The con.
ycntions ot both parties met here and
appointed conference committees. The
Populists declared that while they
would surrender their name during
the coming campaign. they would
maintain their organization and re.
serve tho right to act independently
AZ any time The following ticket was
nominated.
Congress. John X. Wilson of Law,
renee county; +. s. Robinson OF Brown
county: governor. John W. Martin OF
Codington. lieutenant governor. Ev
elettt Smith Of navidson; secretary OF
state. T.. :. Ashley of Clark, treasurer
Louis Chladok OF Hon HOmme. attor-
ncv. general, W. a. Lynch of Beadle;
sunernteudent of public instruction,
Miss Nina VI. Small of Potter, auditor.
Wavnc Mason OF Aurora county; ran.
way commissioner. H. b. Rouse OF
Uamln: commissioner school ana pup
lie lands. W. H. Menahan OF Charles
Min.
/. s. Grill of Union county was nom
mated for congress. but he declined,
and Mr.. Robinson was named.
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."'s the surgeons that the abscess
""s due TO one of those uneynlaine1
naahhmatlons which occur with ro.
.harkable frequency in the neighbor.
mood !. OF the veriform appendix and that
II was not due to any organic disease as
VI more serious nature or tn anv
malignant growth, as rumor has sug
gested. ''' ia' sus
up to the present there is no indi.
cation of the occurrence of anv com.
fiicatlon, and should none arise his
majesty may live for many years"
ne Lancet, while declaring if is i'm.
posslnic 10 disguise the seriousness Of
we Kings condition, says:
1T IS our joyful privilege to be able
% contradict fatty some Of the sinister
In!nors which has been prevalent for
thc last forty-eight hours throughout
lhe world. The idea that some dread.
inl news is being kept back ought to
pe dispelled and the absolute sincerity
OF every bulletin issued should prevent
'Ae public from needing these wild
rNmors. His majesty is suffering from
pcrltyphlltis and nothing else"
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RoslNG FOR GOVERNOR.
Minnesota Democrats Nominate
State Ticket.

Minneapolis. June 21.-The Mime
ec,a democratic convention held at the
Eynosjtion building unanimously nom
;na,nd Leonard a. Rosing of Cannon
Falls for governor, realnfne" 'iie n'.!'
sas City platform, and expressed ~
admiration for w. J. Bryan The bai
ancc of the ticket is as follows:
lieutenant governor. Ropert -
Smith st. Paul, secretary OF stale
Srurseon Odcll. Marshall; auditor. Al
hort G.. Leick. Owatonna; at'of'es
General Frank u. Iarrabee. Minneap
o,is. treasurer. Joseph l.. Myers, Ll''l.
Falls: clerk of the supreme eou' !,
george Z. Jones. Rock county, ialr
road and warehouse commissioner
Maior !, NJ. Bowler, Minneapolis.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-27

hay" sat III Westminster abbey gath.
escd In ST. i'aul's cathedral The ap
pruach,s 10 the cathedral were line3
BY silent thronss. through which dfoyc
peers and peercsses. colonial premiets
foreign enyoys. ambassadors anl npm.
hcrs uf the house .: commons all iii
somhrc clothes.
As l. o'clock struck there arose
from the far end Of the nave the clear
notes Of the opening sentences II the
ll,any. chanted Il! four oi the cathe-
Gral clergy. Their tones Were III such
unison that they seemed 10 emanate
from one powerful voice. The choir
took up tho responses. \, each sup
plication the procession. with the cross
nj its head. advanced few steps and
then stood still until the response was
completed. Through the kne,l!ng con
gr.ca,ion the choir advanced TO the
Chanc.l steps. \ score OF the clergy
followed and behind them were ten
lishops In gorgeous robes. The RlEht
Hcv. Arthur r. ". Ingram. bishop ci
London. from the altar steps. read the
PRAYERS:
20. Lord. Save the King. His voice
rang out TO the furtherest recess oi the
dome and brought whole souled re.
sponse from the choir and the congIe-
CATION.
The anthem and the singing oi the
HYMN Thine Arm. q Lord. IN Days
al ola Was strong To Heal and save.
mud Psalm II concluded the short serN-
ice. wh.reupon the bishop Of London,
surrounded by the archbishops ana
lishops. from the altar steps lmpfes-
Eivelv pronounced the beneiietion
Fer n few moments complete silence
ycirncd and all heads were bowed ID
nrayer after which the almost pima
archbishop of Canterbury was ear'lni-
Ia led down the steps. the procession
reformed and the congregation went
o,, into the sunlight gladly discuss.
ing the wording OF the latest bulletin
from buckingham palace
simultaneously similar service WAS
conducted nj ST Margaret ehur'h
Westminster. II was largely attended
by cabinet ministers. peers ana ,i''n'
hers Of the house Of commons ana was
concluded with singing. God save '"'
King. ,fr;ca
From India. Australia ana A'tiea'
x,crvwhore where Brtons eonSresa'
cd. iclcgrams announce the hola'hs ~
impressive. supplicatory services.
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ONLY TWO PERSONS KILLED.
indiana Storm Did Immense Damare
to Property.


indianapolis, June 27.-Returns care.
lully gathered by the News indicate
that the tornado which swept across
the state from northwest to southwest
wednesday morning was the worst and
most destructive storm that has Wis.
tied the state since 1877.
The path of destruction extended
Tor about fifteen miles and varied in
width from three to six miles. In this
path inconceivable ruin and devasta-
ton was wrought by the storm. Thou.
sands OF acres of growing crops were
torn to pieces by the wind and hail
and scores of barns were demolished.
Cattle were killed and injured; machin-
cry was wrecked; forests were twist
ca and bent and broken; telegraph and
telephone poles were snapped off and
the wires scattered in fearful confu-
sion along the highways and the lines
OF railway.
1t is remarkable that only two per-
sons were killed-James Van Hoy, A
young man of twenty-five, crushed in
falling barn at Pendleton, and James
Bailey a farmer, caught in the wreck
at McCordsville.
conservative estimate of the tota!
damage in the path of the storm places
1t in the neighborhood of $1,0O0000.
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ARE AGAIN DEFEATED.
Venezuelan Government Forces Lose
Another Battle.

Port of Spain. Trinidad. June 81
The Venezuelan government forces
have been defeated again near Urica,
IN the state of Cumana, by the rear
guard Of General Matos revolutionary
army. Desertcrs and fugitives are en-
tering Cumana and Barcelona by the
hundreds. Among them is Garido. son
OF the war minister The new dis
aster complicates General Castro's po-
s!tion in Barcelona. the headquarters
Of President Castro's largest army.
General Valutini. the chief commander
Guarrels daily with General Castro
twho IS brother of the president)
and he will abandon the command.
The situation is more than critical.
The United States vice counsel. Juan
A. Orsini. has left Carupano for Trim
dad. His life was daily menaced by
soldiers for having tried to protect the
interests of French citizens, he being
also consul for France.
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WhOOOing Cough

A woman who has had experience With
this disease tells how to prevent any
dangerous consequences from it. She
says: Our three children took whooping
cough last summer. our baby boy being
only three months old. ndowing to our
giving them Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. they lost none OF their plumpness
and came out in much better health
shan other children whose parents did
not use this remedy. Our oldest little
girl could call Justify for cough syrup
between whoops. JESSIE PISKEY HALL
Springvale. Ala. This Remedy is for sale
by all Druggists.
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NAV LAND MARINES.
oo,t;on at Caracas. Venezuela. N
Need Of Protection.

Washington. June 2A-secre'a.. .,,s
Moody was in consultation during 'ne
an ,ar vim Acting Secretary Hill respect
;"s ~" mo situation in Venezuela. me
natter ,a under consideration was e .ne
nxnedicncy OF dispatching marines
eArn" erlm, American warships at La Quay
~" no legation at Caracas. Minister
,,',',,n !" W. W has not signitied any desire ior
their presence. in fact there anas Is real"t that
~ m believe that he apprehenas .har .na',
,,'a,' u, an beneficial. SO that unless ,ns IN :.
.,,nation .,," changes for the worse. SO ,, ,aa
si'"...tr ",aetro is concerned. it is probab'e
aS a, u,orincs will be held ready but not
I;.n.tchcd to Caracas.
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SHOCK FELT FOR MILES.
Powder Magazine Near Madrid Ex.
pIodes With Serious Results.

Madrid, June PA gunpowder mag
azine at the encampent of Cara Ban
chel, five miles from here, exploded
during the morning. Two men We're
killed and fourteen were injured. The
shock was felt for miles. Scores of
houses were damaged. the doors of the
royal palace We're thrown open by the
force of the explosion, and many win
dows were smashed. The king, ac-
ccmpanied by the members of his
household, joined the crowd which hur-
ried to the scene in order to ascertain
the extent of the damage.
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uope FOR HIS RECOVERY
o,,r,o, Of a High Medical Autno''V
on the Kings illness

Icni,n. June a7.-Ihe p''''"
ical Journal says: .,,s nursue
should the kings synlp,an'SS l.,n SolIlowcd
tmere tme e'ISr is good reason to hope for ow n,s
ma',s'y ,o ,he nature Of the affection a ana "a
ing aroc,nr to .me "r Of the dressings used II
Is inevitable that ms ,roinnred, but
should be somewhat lp,i.atinns pio,ti arise
Ne believe II no complleas,"b saar his re-
,oycry ,"", viii not be compla,s, .'a rts made
"The condition OF the ne Pah a,,ch as to
.,o,r NJ the operation was su-o -
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LOST IN ARCTIC ICE.
Steamship Jennie Thought to Have
Been Ground to Pieces.

Port Townsend, Wash. June 81
The steamer Jennie, en- route for
Nome, was probably caught in the
early ice pack and ground to pieces
with the breaking uL If the foe.
When the Ohio started south the
steamship Senator was in quarantine
at Sledge island, with case Of small
pox aboard. Other vessels in the har-
Dor al the time We're the Centennial.
Roanoke. Garronne and John S. Kim.
hall
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-lro. Hundred Homeless.

Nercur. Utah. June 27.-Three ., nun. M
M'' ,orsons are homeless as the re-
area ~ tho fire that DESTROYED the en-.
sun sun y, BUSINESS portion of Mercnr the
m.r r,at ryanlde gold camp. together WIN III,
great oottasrs ct. The fire was caused by
my so,n,osion , Of gasoline in the OQuirrh
intnl
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uc,vv Premiums Demanded.

N.w York. June Premiums a'
nla5 =, loyds for insnrlns h''S
Edwards life are yer! h1s"' Tha
Herald dispatch from LONDON "a nnd
frurc quoted for insurance !" .,,n ~. for
of The current month Is ahon! si"' r;sL lex
s,on while for policies co'erins " 'rsr nar
rr,il the end of July about s-o' ="
o-na a.. |. cd
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DR.PRICE'S
F'ss'" Baking Powder

The difference Of cost between good
and poor baking powder would not
amount for . family's supply to one dol
lar year. The poor powder would
cause doctors bills many times this.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is
The most economical in the end, because
goes further in lcavcning and insurcs
perfect, wholesome food.
Used always in making the biscuit
and cake it saves both health and money.
Made from pure, grape cream of tartar,
most hcalthful Of fruit acids.
NoTr.-Yo il value good
health, aiior! 10 cheap lougradc
baking powders They mostly II
Pact BAKING Po"oeHNo' o the food laws made from
CHICAGO. alum which culangers the health. All
physicians will tell ha, such pow.
dc;s food
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.orable. the State Of His Wound Sat
Isfae,ory and he Has Improved in
All Respeets-Prayers for the Pa.
tents Recovery Held Throughout
the British Empire.
London. June 27.-King Edward con
lnues 10 improve and his physicians
lFe more hopeful OF his recovery than
any time since his Illness began.
The following bulletin was issued at
ol5 Il m:
It's majesty has had better night
lhd has had some rcfreshisS sleep.
he has improved In all respects. His
cohsil'ional condition is quite favor
able ana the state Of his wound also
satisfactory"
Al ! IN. the following announce
ueh' hearing out the above bulletin.
Vas made.
he kings satisfactory condition
"As iuliy maintained at y. III. Ills
1alestt looks well and has cheerful
.pp'afanee quite bearing out the good
"Aof 81 the medical bulletin
:" i. IN. a representative OF the
"'soc'a'ed Press was Informed at
' "u h'hsham palace that none Of tire
...ei doctors was In attendance on the
."s and that they were not expected
.a'h 'lil 6. From the foregoing II Is
.n'ht that the kings condition con
"''' most satisfactory. Large and
"pi' crowds surround the palace.
Official Circles Delighted.
.ss nhs Edwards progress In conval-
ie.hce occasions the greatest salts
,uo' IN all Official circles.
,,a ans majesty Is already displaying the
sea'est interest in all public questions
iha - expressing his gratitude over
hv he evidences Of the worlds solicitudc
h;s opeh'hs number Of kilograms with
NC own hands.
eaa is action excited him slightly,
n,ah.u ,.u some rcstlessness during the
m11 "' ana aroused some trifling solici-
tors ns On the part Of the attendant doc.
bis .nls really was unimportant ms
on - MAJESTY soon Quieted down. and.
i,n "e whole. rested satisfactorily.
In ,hpiovement ,hn In the kings condition
Eve, morning was most marked.
deli.ii.. In Buckingham palace is
tainea' and high hopes are enter
NM mat his convalescence will be
pect", more speedy even than was ex-
suara absence Of ambiguity In the Ian
unliLa vi the medical bulletin which.
Qual,s, previous statements. has no
restn,sihg phrases. has done much to
In rsa. confidence In the public mind
illne,n" 10 the outcome OF the kings
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NoTr. You nno'. il You value good
health. afford 10 use cheap. low-gradc
baking powders. They are mostly, in
spite O! the pure food laws, made from
alum, which cndangers the health All
physicians will tel YOU that such pow.
dc,s IN food are injurious
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"AYeRs FOR KINGS RECOVERY.
ICES Held Throughout the British
Empire.

tho l, la' June 27.-At the hour when
grea, lug should have been crowned
hos, - a"a distinguished gathering. nj
"en!ical with that which would
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palcs BAKING POWDER Co.,
CHICAGO.
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WEST PERRY.

West Perry, Sept. 17.-Mr. and
Mrs. e. Z. Barton attended the gold
medal contest at Mitchell Monday
evening.
The next meeting Of the ladies aid
society will be with Mrs. Wallis
Thursday, Sept. rs.
Rev. Mr.. Slocum will preach his
last sermon before conference next
Sunday night at 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. CoWan marketed hogs at
Letcher Monday.
Quite a good many people from this
neighborhood have visited the old
Col. Price orchard near Letcher to
purchase apples this year.
The Misses Fay Rowley and Ollie
Dick came over to the basket social
Tuesday.
The basket social was a success.
The proceeds resulting from the
sale Of baskets was S11.4O There
was--a.short impromptu concert pro.
gram, consisting of some music anC
splendid recitations by Miss Slocum
and Miss Eva Gil6llan. James Wood.
cock certainly did his part as the
auctioneer.
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BETHEL.

Bethel, Sept. 17.-Great frost. we
had; everything froze solid.
Mrs. Leach, a former resident OF
Bethel, but now of Niagara Falls, is
visiting at the home Of G.. a.
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Rowley have
rented the farm now occupied by
W. L. Rowley. The latter will move
to Mitchell. Will Stroud, Of Gam
Valley, is helping the Hubbard boys
make hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Bates, Of
Mitchell, Sundayed in Bethel.
Maud Sholes spent Sunday in
Mitchell.
School opened a week ago Monday.
There are nine pupils present.
In our items two weeks ago we
stated that W. L. Rowley's oats went
go bushels per acre, but it came . out
W. B. Rowley's oats. Some people
would rather have the oats than the
credit, and others the credit than
the oats, but we think, perhaps,
Walter would like both the oats and
credit.
Miss Della Wallis, of Riverside, at
tended church here Sunday.
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r.

Riverside, Sept. 17.-Miss Della
Wallis attended church at Bethel,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schultz spent
Sunday at Henry Lambert's.
Mr.. Marks was around Riverside
buying up hogs last week.
MI. and Mrs. Fulmer, Of Mitchell,
spent Saturday night and Sunday lat
the home Of Herman Schultz. $50
Coy Lambert spent Sunday....in
Mitchell.
Everett White spent Sunday at MI.
Barrows'.
Will johnson and Will futile spent
Sunday in Mitchell.
Quite a number of young folks
around here will attend school at
Dakota University this winter. They
are: Amy S%atterlee, Della Wallis,
Maude Schultz, Randle Cassem,
Roscoe S%atterlee and Mable' and
Rudolph J%orgenson.
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Mitchell is Tinan's First Choice.

Kimball Graphic: Some of the
newspapers are expressing surprise
that there is SO much capital removal
talk prior to the legislative assembly
1t appears to us that the time to talk
proposed legislation is before the
men are selected to put such legisla-
tion in effect-or kill it-as the case
maybe It looks as though that the
capital question is to not only be
brought up next winter but that there
will be a hot time with it withal.
Such being the case every man nomi-
mated on the tickets should have his
instructions by the convention which
dominates him. He will then know
what is expected of him. The
Graphic is for the removal Of the
capital to a more convenient point
in the state, and its first choice is
MITCHELL Mitchell is in the field
for it. We believe that Brule county
is practically unanimous on this
point and if so it is to be hoped that
all parties in the county will s.pass
resolutions to that effect in Their
respective conventions.
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PROSPER.

Prosper, Sept. 17.-Mr. Hunt and
Mr.. Erion are entertaining the
threshers this week. Mr. Hunt will
take a trip to his old home lin Wis
.cOnsin soon.
Miss Clara Schaub is s%ojourning on
her claim out near Chamberlain.
Miss Agness Schaub came up from
her school in Tobin township where
she is engaged in teaching school and
spent Sunday with her parents.
August Riggert will attend D. U.
in Mitchell this year.
Albert Beemer, who has been
working for Frank Schick, has re-
turned to his home in Charles Mix
county.
One Of the most pleasant parties
that has taken place in this locality
in a long time was held at the home
of Earnest Miller on Friday evening
given in honor of his brother, Joe,
who had just reached his majority.
Dancing vas the principal feature, AZ
numbers being sold. At midnight
an elegant supper was served, after
which dancing was again resumed,
until the 'swee sma" hours, when
the guests departed satisfied that
they had spent one Of the most
pleasant evenings of their lives and
wishing Joe. many happy returns OF
the day.
August Riggert and sister Miss
Minnie and George and Albert
Hofstetter and sister, Miss Maude,
spent Sunday with friends in Hanson
county.
The weather is again warm and
the sun shines brightly as it in
mockery of the mischief done by
the recent frost.
Some sneak thief entered the r. r.
school house on last Saturday OF
Sunday and carried off a number Of
articles belonging to the teacher ano
pupils.
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PROGRESS AT EXPOSITION
Attractions Good, Decorations Fine,
and Mitchell Will Have a Big
Week OF Amusement.

E-E uNEL .aErH .E
One week from next Monday, Sept.
20, the corn belt exposition will be
thrown open to the public, and until
and including Oct. s the exposition
will be in full blast. The indi-
cations are that Mitchell will have
a big crowd of people to care for in
this days. The rule has always been
for large crowds and this year it can
be counted upon confidently that the
crowds will! be larger.
By the time the exposition is ready
for opening the decorations will all
be completed. Unusual progress is
being made in that direction and
Decorator Robe is doing somesexcep-
tionally fine work on the exterior.
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4u4CAiys HF-H .. 1854 :. l
Cream Balm is placed into the nostriis, spreads
over the membrane and is absorbed. Relisfis I'M
mediate and q cure follows. It is not drying-does
not produce sneeztng. LargaSize, so cents ct Drug
pists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail.
ELY BROTHERS, Sc Warren Street, New York.
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MT. VERNON.

Mt. Vernon, Sept. 1s.-The
Epworth League gave a Shadow
Social at the home of Miss Iona
Cottingham Wednesday evening. A
large crowd was in attendance and a
pleasant time enjoyed by all.
Miss Annie Haynes came up from
Mitchell Saturday, returning Monday.
School opened Monday with a large
enrolment. Prof. Brown has charge
of the high school, miss Gertie
Cromwell intermediate and Miss
Bernice Brown primary.
Mrs. G. TeWes has accepted a posi-
ton as clerk in Fitch's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dean were up
from Mitchell Sunday.
The Ladies Thimble club met with
Mrs. Roantree "Wednesday afternoon.
Plans were discussed .for holding a
handkerchief bazaar in the early
winter.
Mr.. John Crowell, a brother Of Mrs.
o. McEwen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roberts, of Iowa, arrived Tuesday
for a short visit with MI. and Mrs.
O. McEWen.
Mrs. Frank Hatch was a Mitchell
visitor Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams returned to
Dewitt, Iowa, FRIDAY.
Mrs. Truax, of Mitchell, and hel
mother, Mrs. Hatch, Of Bridgewater.
were visiting friends and relatives
here the beginning of the week.