The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-29
Tobin and Jas. Fogarty went to
lr Wednesday to remain a few

fOld Hickory Wagon is warrant
Bong as you live, Sold by D..
llins.
for Silsby arrived home We'd
from his trip to the Black
country.
and Mrs. Phil Fox spent
by with Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
letter, south Of town.
q. Gilbert, manager of the Lund
Agency, arrived home We'd
hy afternoon from Sioux City.
IS Irena Orrell, who has been
Ing her brother, M. r. Orrell,
led home to Chicago Monday.
S. George r. Douthit and
rem have returned from points
Missouri, where she has been
ling.
pbert Saul has been visiting with
lives at Fort Dodge, Iowa, for
Sral weeks and came home Tues
AFTERNOON.
rs. Doyle and daughter. Miss
be, have returned from their trip
fhe Sioux reservation, where they
b a claim.
rs. Mark Harris has been visiting
friends at Winifred and
eesian for the past ten days and
e home Tuesday evening.
4iss Pearl Creed, who has been
Hting with Misses Alice and Sadie
Anmer, went to Alpena Monday
frnoon to visit before returning
her home in Chicago.
Marion Turney returned to
i work at Sioux Falls Monday,
q Miss Myrtle Andrews, who was
iting with her, returned to her
he at Cedar Falls, Iowa.
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Nj. and Mrs. John Brown departed
for Milwaukee and will
about ten days. They were
sompanied by Bessie Bunting, who
s been visiting relatives here.
N. G. Colvin, of Chicago, arrived in
p city to make a short visit with
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Col
He has been out at Chamberlain
d came in from there yesterday.
S wife will come to Mitchell from
.|amberlain next Monday to make a
lit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Fish and son,
Sedan, Kan, and Mrs. Jane Allen,
Palmyra, Wis, who have been
with the Fish Bros, return
to their homes Monday. Miss
ne Fish, their sister, who has been
in the steam laundry for
7eral years, resigned her position
d left for her home at Gravette,
X, yesterday.
Services were again held in the
ethodist church Sunday morning
which time Pastor Youngman
We an interesting report of the last
artery conference and explained
lch about the new improvements
at are being made on the church
operty. He also gave the church
ople the pleasing information that
e church would be opened to the
Bile again on Sunday, Sept. I. On
at date it will be necessary to
Divide for the payment Of what has
en- done and the services of Rev.
Traveller, who is an adept at
e business, will be here to take
arge of that particular branch Of
e work.
We received acopy OF the Waterloo,
wa, Reporter which contains the
nouncement Of the sale Of Geo. e..
furniture store at that
ace, the new firm to take possession
5ht away. When Mr.. Logan was
re during the winter he stated
at he hoped to be able to return to
itchell again in the near future,
It it all depended upon his being
lie to dispose Of his business.
Though the Waterloo paper says
at Mr.. Logan will remain there
ID follow the real estate business,
Ill we expect to see Mr.. Logan and
mily return to Mitchell and again
Ike up their residence. We can
sure them of a most hearty well
me.
The Missionary tea given at the
me of Mrs. VIM. Duncan on west
'urth street was a splendid success
spite the rain that came up about
e hour that tea was ready to DC
rived. The supper that was served
characteristic of the good things
at, the Methodist ladies prepare
q anybody could have satisfied
cir appetite, no matter how hearty
might be. After the supper was
er there was feast Of good music.
solo was rendered by Miss Jess
.tSey, a recitation nv Miss Lila