The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-09-04
Miss Ida Tapp went to Aberdeen
Tuesday to visit, with friends.

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Mrs. @. W. Downey went to Ash
ton Wednesday to remain a week.
Mrs. J. N. Cook has returned home
from her visit with friends and rela-
tives at DeSmet.
Mrs. f. w. Freyberg and Neil have
returned from their visit of a month
with friends at Salem. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Roselle Dillon re-.
turned to their home at Fort Dodge,
Iowa, Wednesday morning.
Rex Rathbun has been at W]oonsock-
ct working for the past month or
more and came home Tuesday.
Will Spangler came down from St.
Paul to observe the opening of the
game law, which occurred Tuesday.
VIM. Harker has returned home
from his trip to the Pacific coast,
having been away a month and trav-
eled over 1000 miles on his Journey.
Oh. Rummel and daughter arrived
from GAINESVILLE, Wis.,, and are guests
at the home of j. 0. Walrath. MI.
Rummel makes i5 a point to come out
to Mitchell every year at this time to
indulge in some chicken hunting.
Misses Agnes and Kate Watson,
who have been visiting their brother,
Geo Watson, and family for the past
two months, left Wednesday for
their home at Sarnia Ontario, stop
ping in Chicago for a short visit.
Somehow the school children have
the idea that because next Monday is
Labor Day that no school will be
held. Supt. Hof desires to state that
although Labor Day is recognized as
a legal holiday and SO observed it
does not affect the schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hitchcock went
to Running Water Tuesday morning.
Mrs. H. J. Fassett and daughter,
who have been visiting at the Hitch
cock home, left on the same train for
their home at Oak Park, Ill. Mrs
Fassett has not fully recovered from
her injury, and needs the aid Of a
cane to assist her in waking.
G. j. Maynard, of Kimball, was the
first Of the Grand Army party which
left Mitchell August for SanFrancis-
CO to get home, having passed through
the city Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Maynard said the party scattered to
the four winds after the reunion was
over and they will all take their time
: all we'll sc far as he knew and tina
: they were having a grand time.
Fred Davis, Of Alexandria,, and
S Miss Maude Rodenbaugh. of Farmer,
were united in marriage at moor
Wednesday at the home of Rev. R.
n. KratZ, who performed the cere.
e mony. Dinner was just ready an(
e the reverend gentleman invited The
couple to sit at his table. 1t ISM
often that the preacher furnishes thu
wedding dinner. The young peopl'
q are highly respected over in Hanson
4 county.
e Miss Gold Corwin, who arrived
d home Saturday afternoon, expects tt
d leave in the curse Of two weeks tt
|e tary of the Y. w. G. A., to which
J. position she was appointed at th
time of her attendance at the ma
tional gathering in Detroit,@Micb
W a little over a month ago. Miss Cor
al win said that her work would b
exclusively with the students in tn
70 colleges and universe ties Of North ant
# South Dakota, and to other stat
IL which has not been assigned her a
! yet. Miss Corwin is particularly fit
been engaged in it to some exten
since she has been teaching in tn
10 high school department of this city
She is a very capable young lady an
there is not the slightest q~uestio
T. but what she will be very successfl
X in her. work among the STUDENT
The county commissioners met th
re morning to transact some business.
Lieut., Emil Laurson, who has bee
visiting his mother and brother an
sister for several weeks, went owe
Howard last week and Monday lie
re that place for Fort Sheridan, net
ne Chicago. At the fort he will |
IT. Joined by several other United Stat
re. army officers and together they wi
he proceed to SanFrancisco, CAL, ar
Dr. thence to the Philippines to join b
Ter command, the thirteenth cavalr
he When here Lieut.. LaursOn said tn
on his stay in the Philippines would
ar very brief. as his regiment was d.