The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-22

d. w. Collins.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Wood left Monday
for Vermillion to make a visit Of
three or four weeks with relatives.
Mrs. DR.. d. Anderson came down
from Ashton Monday to make
a visit with her sister, Mrs. G. W.
Downey.
Rev. and Mrs. e. S. Underwood
returned home to Tnydall Friday
having been in attendance at
the convention.
II. A.. Romans left Monday
for wakefield, Neb., to invoice a
stock of goods which was traded for
by the Romans-Holm Co.
Chas. Ferguson left Monday
for Deadwood to attend the May
term Of the United States District
court. Mr.. Ferguson is one of the
petit jurors.
Miss Maude Snow resigned her 20
sition with the Mitchell Fruit, Co.
and left Monday for Faulkton,
where she will take position as stem
ographer with a real estate firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Downie, who
were in attendance at the Methodist
convention. returned to their home
at Milbank Thursday afternoon. Mr..
DoWnie is the editor OF the Herald
Advance.
e. M. Welton spent Sunday in the
city. He said that Mrs. Welton was
packing up the household goods at
Peoria, ILL.,, and would 60 to Spirit
Lake. Iowa, in the course of a week
to spend the summer at their cot
tage.
W. W. Davis. secretary Of the racing
circuit, was in the city Saturday
from Chamberlain and left for Iowa
points to secure some good trotters
and PAGERS for the racing circuit in
this section of the state. The first
meeting will be held in Mitchell on
June g, 3, 4.
The grand lodge Of Odd Fellows
and Daughters Of Rebekah meet at
Watertown this week and great prep
arations have been made to make
the occasion a pleasant one to the
visitors. q. G. Halphide and Mrs.
Clara Lukins left today to represent
the orders of Mitchell.
Leo. Doyle arrived home Saturday
evening from Beresford, where he has
been in charge Of the elecuric light
plant and roller mills. These two in.
stitutions were recently purchased
by his father, NJ. M. Doyle, and at
the close of the University Mr.. Doyle
will return to Beresford to give them
MS personal supervision.
The school officers of Lisbon town
hip, No. 10. and D. W. Collins set
tied their cas- without going into
court today. The officers met Satur.
day with T. J, Spangler, the attor,
ney Of Mr.. Collins, and they effected
a compromise in the case that was
satisfactory, evidently to both part
les. The case was one Of long stand.
ing, in which MI. Collins purchased
a warrant from other parties.
Mrs. Della Stair, of this city, who
has held the position .of grand re.
ceiver of the Degree Of Honor grand
lodge since 1897, was given a higher
honor by the lodge that was in ses.
sion at Lead last week. Mrs. Stair
was elected as supreme representative
of the state order. Mrs. STAIRS
work as grand receiver has always
been popular and this additiona,
honor is highly appreciated by the
friends OF the lady.
People who attended the Congrega.
tional church Sunday morning saw
the handsome new carpet that GOV.
cred the floor, and it adds very much
to the interior comfort of the
church. The carpet was supplied by
the Ladies Aid Society of the church
and Pastor Tomlin took occasion tc
publicly thank the ladies for their
kindness and generosity in supplying
the church with something that it
has long needed in the past.
Bishop McCabe departed Friday
for his home at Evanston, III.
The bishop declared that his stay
had been a very pleasant one in
Mitchell and he should always re-
mem Der the generosity of the people
in contributing to the Uni verslty.
Not only the Mitchell people but
those from the outside towns. This
morning the bishop attended chapel
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