The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03

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Miss Pearl Vaughan went to Sioux
City Thursday to visit with
friends during carnival week.
Mrs. W. s. Cunningham, who has
been visiting with Mrs. B. A. Bobb,
returned home to North Platte. Neb.
this morning.
Aaron Lindahl, accompanied ny
Roy CUMMINGS and Arthur Wehin,
went to Woonsocket Wednesday after
noon to attend the three days cele-
bIation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Duncan and lit
tie daughter left Thursday for
Boston. Mass, and from there they
will go to points in Canada to make
a visit with old friends and relatives.
They expect to be gone most of the
summer.
Thursday morning a delegation OF
Mitchell people went over to Sioux
Falls to attend the midsummer car
nival. The representatives of Mitch
ell wore a badge bearing the name Of
the city. They will doubtless be we'll
entertained by the excellent show
that Sioux Falls is putting up this
week.
Mrs. W.. E. Upton and children
arrived Wednesday afternoon from
Armour and henceforth they will be
counted as residents Of Mitchell. Mr..
Upton arrived Thursday on the
freight with a car Of household goods
and they have been hauled to the
residence or east Third street, which
MI. Upton bought a few months ago.
The Republican is pleased to welcome
this estimable family to Mitchell.
Wednesday the Summer School at
Dakota University opened for a SEES
sion of six weeks under the direction
Of President Graham. of the college.
He stated that the attendance at the
opening was very fair and that the
numbers would increase right along.
Dr.. Graham has provided an excep-
tionally strong faculty for the sum-
mer school this year, and those who
attend will receive splendid training.
Miss Gold Corwin, assistant princi-
pal Of the city schools, left Thursday
morning via the Omaha road to spend
her summe vacation in the esat. She
went to Detroit, Mich, to attend the
convention of the collegiate y. w.
G. A., as a representative Of the state
association, of which she is presi-
dent. Miss Corwln will also attend
the student Y. W. @. A. at Lake
Geneva, Wis.,, returning home to
Mitchell about Sept. /.
G. G. Grinnelland r. N. Richards,
Of Blunt, were here Thursday, and
Wednesday, returning on the after
noon train. They were down to at
tend the meeting of the M. B. A..
and incidentally to look over Mitchell.
In conversation with them they ex-
pressed the idea that they hoped to
be able to move to this city within a
short time to make their home, and
expect to complete the arrangements
to do so when they reach home. They
were we'll pleased with the outlook of
the city for the future.
a quiet wedding ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. D. r. Tomlin at the
parlors Of The Raymond Thursday
at 1915 o'clock. At that time he
united in marriage Carl G. Johnson
and Miss Martha Etteswold, both Of
whom reside at Mt. Vernon. They
we're accompanied by Miss Augusta
johnson. who resides in this city.
The bridal couple left on the south
Milwaukee for a trip to Chicago and
will also visit points in Michigan be-
fore they return to Mt. Vernon to
take up their residence.
Supreme Field Marshal j. G.. Milne,
OF the Home Guardians had a confer
ence Thursday with a portion Of the
field men who are soliciting insurance
for the organization. There are tif.
teen field men at work in the various
parts of the state, and of that mum
Der the following were present: J.
H. Gallagher, of Hurley. John Ham
erson, of Canton, Geo. Hubbard, Of
Canton, W. G.. Bower, of Sioux Falls
John Wills, of Erwin, John DunlevJ
and O. e. Warheld, Of Mitchell,
They discussed plans for pushing the
work in the state. MI. Milne has ar
enthusiastic band of workers pushing
the Home Guardians, and the out
look is very bright indeed for a large
increase IN membership during th'
coming year.