The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-12-26
SI9lif SnRherty, jr., of Mt. Yer
: 3l8S 81 fSEhe city Tuesday.

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Ss " IifHsG1ss left Tuesday for
" l1f1Ss| to spend the holidays.
Eonner came home from
ysIs|fa1sliE 2S F@sSEo spend her holiday
g$sSSR3S f1s1E aS&& d is teaching in the
SSlestrools.
sSSaff 4 D. w. Burright and
1H Tuesday for Eldora,
d p visit a few weeks with
180relatives.
&8s> gSNaSSMrs. Fred L. Tiffany, of
safrIved Tuesday and will
S5|Sl'S51a IsSnathis city with relatives
sS6ilppllso OF months.
mia 2glnlas makes daily trips to
sAllkBsxxaalnsIdfEiia to attend the case of
Hill, who is quite sick
ssSWlgaa iEdhisasNciatica rheumatism.
H8sss1 aIsssEm1ma Haynes, who is attend
aaTSss fhlssSState University at Yer
SsMiiallODn arrived in the city Tuesday
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the holidays here
Mtsvernon.
Mrs. Robert Burns and
SMlTss .ssWedehase left Wednesday
3Iviisas the Eaha road for Minneapolis
n spend the holidays with the
@motHersogfMr Burns.
BassE quo NChamplin, who has been in
tlhe city tor several weeks taking
medical treatment for his poisoned
hand left Tuesday for Ludden,
Nd ,tOsremain about a month.
and Mrs. E. B. Bracy departed
sTsuesday via the Omaha road for
San Diego, CAL, where they will
ramINalna for perhaps a period of six
months Their many friends in the
city will hope that they will return
int the spring satisfied to again settle
down inaMitchell.
The premium lists for the South
Dakota Poultry and Pet Stock AS
sociation have been issued and they
canb secured at the postofice news
stand. The show will be held in
aMitclellsfrom Jan. 10 to II, and the
indications are that the entry list
Will he the largest that the associa-
ton has ever had.
W.7ANWalrath is carrying his arm
aTOlndsSdnSa sling. He was standing
%saonlsaSRboxt the other day to fix a pulley
neShiis&smeat market. Mr.. Walrath
slipped while standing and fell tc
ssSthse door, breaking his right arm.
T[heaecident is unfortunate and
RilIenforceBo n him a vacation from
his usual work for some little time.
Miss Mary Windle arrived home
from Detroit, Mich, Tuesday. She
has been taking instructions in
school Of music and has perfected
herself tosateach music in the public
schools. This part of public schoo
work has been made a prominent
s~feaEure5in the past few years an(
There Is d demand for instructor!
this line.
ub Edmundson has disposed of hi!
gSsboWling alley to parties in this city
@W7hp#Win manage it for the present
hr.Edmundson left for Cresco
iowa. where he will engage in th'
clothing business. Since he establish
edSSthe Bowling alley several month
ago has been well patronized b.
both ladies and gentlemen in tn
~cityHand they have found it to b
QUITE a healthful exercise.
Ss Elk Point Courier: Mr.. and Mrs
Beckwith returned from thei
wedding trip Friday night. JOSEF
HeenkinS returned with them, havin
attended their reception at Mitche:
the night before. The Mitchell Dali
Republican contained a write up {
two thirds of a column of this receI
ation, which was a very brililan
affffa Mr.. and Mrs. Beckwith al
getting settled in their new HON
here and will be at home to thei
friends after Jan. 10.
Mrs. Ed. Leehan and Mrs. Get
Evans left Tuesday for Shale
Iowa. The ladies 60 to attend I'll
fftieth anniversary of the marriae
81 their father and mother, whic
will be held at the old home on Fir
day OF this week. All the childre
ofthe family, nine in number, wi
be present at the anniversary, ar
the ladies anticipate having vel
pheasant time at the family reunion
mrs. Evans was accompanied by b
little daughter, Eileen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Wind
arrlved from Owatonna, Mimi,
spend the holidays with relativ'
lin the city. They are receiving tt
a congratulations Of their many frien
Yin the city, as this is the first tin
bthey have been in Mitchell sin