The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-10-17

Don't fail to see the Plano Corr
Binder sold by w. ID. Collins.
John Grace left Monday morning fol
a trip to Green county, Wis, tc
attend to some real estate business;
Will r. Smith left Tuesday morning
for Scotland and Sioux City. Mr..
Smith owns a stock of goods at the
former place which he secured on a
land DEAL.
Charles Grouse, who has been feed
ing press in The Republican Office
for some time, left Monday for
Alexandria to take place in the
Herald office. - sa -
Ed. A. Parshall arrived home Sat
urday evening from his trip to
Washington and California. and re-
ports that he had a very enjoyable
tour of the western coast country.
Monday r. A. Craft presented his
little daughter, Myrtle, with a hand
some Merrifield piano, the occasion
being her eighth birthday. 1t was
purchased Of FL. G. Nichols.
Miss Carrie Cooke went to Sioux
Falls Tuesday and will resume
her studies in All Saints school.
After her completion of the course
in All Saints Miss Cooke expects to
enter Vassar.
G. G. Rynerson and II. G.. Sand
house, of Monticello, Iowa. brother
in-law Of d. B. Crop. have been
in the city for several days. Mr..
Crop got them interested in South
Dakota land and sold them 1000 acres
of grazing lands in Hand county.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Watkins, of
Ashton, who have been visiting at
the home of I. w. Seaman, left Monday
morning for an extended eastern trip,
going to Vermont and other New
England states. They expect to be
gone the greater share of the winter.
c.. L. DoWney came down from
AshtonMonday morning and is a guest
at the home Of his son, c.. W..
DoWney. He is on his way back to
Atlanta, ILL.,, to attend the celebra-
tion Of his mothers ninetieth birth
day, which will occur Oct. "a. s
large number Of the. relatives will be
present.
Rev. w. N. Coffee and family de-
parted Monday for Washington Springs
to which place he was transferred
by the Free Methodist conference.
MI. Coffee has been in charge of the
church at Mitchell for the past two
years and will be succeeded here by
Rev. George Austin, who will take
charge Of the p%astorate this. week.
One of the great games of foot ball
Of the season that will be played in
Mitchell is that between the school
of miles of Rapid City and the Uni
yersity, and it will be played here on
Oct. 30. The Hills boys have several
engagements on this side of the river
and they promise that they will make
things interesting for the home
eleven when they meet.
Miss Kuhlen, a missionary from
India, spoke at the Baptist church
Sunday morning to an audience that
listened attentiyely to her address,
while she told Of the customs, habits
and religion Of the people in that
country. She has had a wide ex-
perience in the missionary field and
the recital of the incidents that come
in the life Of the missionary was very
interesting. In the evening at the
conclusion of Pastor Drewett's SER
mon Miss Kuhlen also spoke a few
moments.
Funeral services were held over
the remains of the late Mrs. John
johnson at the Free Methodist
church Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock,
and were conducted by Rev. W.. N.
ECoffee. The remains were laid to
rest in Graceland cemetery. The
deceased had been i'll but a short time
and her death was due to lung trou-
BILE. Her age was Al years. The
family has lived on the south side for
several years, and the deceased was
very highly respected by the friends
and neighbors.