The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-23
Miss Ea Wilkinson went to
Ll.sennex Irassda 90 make a visit

a. arrived Wednesday, being
called here bYS sickness of her
father, Col: Hamilton.
r: Parker. of Henderson, MINI.
arrived Tuesday ia take the place
of operator atNthe.Omaha depot dur
sing the absence q i. 3. Lovejoy.
A.Scott. of Sioux Falls, was in
the city Thnrsday.Mr Scott is one Of
aMatchellss staInch friends in matters
That are good for Che city's growth.
#HeSowns quite good deal Of city
property.
gMiss Della Spooner has been visit
4ing With relatives ali points in Iowa,
sNehraska and Kansas for several
weeks and arrived home Wednesday.
ewin resume her position in
@BtlItterfieId,s
Davis, Of Central City, Iowa,
SAaSAnathe city. MI. Davis handles
mite good deal Of South Dakota
xe al estate and disposes of it to Iowa
Sf~aEEtles.AsaHe is quite AN enthusiastic
ax3pportero f this state.
A WE w Moyes, Of the Bridge
AM X E1ers Tribune vas in the city Wed
IafJ449ay He had been out to Pierre
saalk5sp g returning home missed connec-
ASlSsNyith The east train and had to
one day.
skssasReuben Dwight and little
ass56aAq8 Sarrlye Tuesday evening va
ssa &ts9sN OMAHA road from Missoula.
a E4ftssssSs 40 make a visit with her
A1eflts Mr: and Mrs.. r. d. Pres
sIssts8 Mr.SDWight is at present at
8ss13ai me to his duties as a member
sskg& slae house Of representatives of
ls6Slaatana' Legislature.
SMXSers Mr. Boughton, of Bridge
SHEaterspeIt the night in the city
sAshs Fraser and returned
b s8sdIaeeSaay morning. MI. Boughton
H1AEaormerly engaged in the minis
h i SSaaAAsSRork for the Presbyterian
S lakShsssSbut owing to his failing
a5eSith he has had to take a long rest
42SMhis labors.
Es Hs.$ssPPotts and Warren r. Mill
NlSsaQf the GOdden-Ballard Monu-
afSSAso. OF Emmetsburg, Iowa, were
~ y i5ecitY Thursday. Mr.. Potts is the
& zhe6aryy OF the company and MI.
~ = HIRAM .SaWho is an old resident of
ftIl1eH,,sis the travelling representa-
&SMessEsAdr. Potts confidently expects
s1SSMlestablish a western branch of his
SsGS931nany@gin this city. AMI is here at
SsppTeSent time to look into the
ssaS sEAlesday afternoon Earl Wells
keEfAIfed about twenty-five of his
#AI@hae8aEOy and girl friends on the
sscgeasaofaSsSof his eighth birthday.
Mxssa els gave them the freedom of
Alt8Shntlse@&and they went in for a
sS1flysSSgOOd time, and there is no
Mep61sessfon but what they enjoyed every
SS6l1ltSlteEof the hours. Games were
Fadyedsand refreshments were served.
sg4s!ftl8WaS the recipient Of a large
sA~Gyl1berssSof presents from his little
s@RH Cook, of Aurora, ILL.,, is Wis
Observation-Disclosures in the city and at
Sa&SlntSSWest Of here. The five broth
a3s Mere here Wednesday and went to
the Photographic galleries and had
JOTftp picture taken. The brothers
III asaS#fOllows B. V. and ]. L. Cook,
agl5tllis city, w. Fl. Cook, of Aurora
sS59aBtYy 81. G. Cook, Of Mt. Vernon,
38n1dsJsH. Cook, of Aurora, Ill.
sSsSsdMT and Mrs. Fred Grace arrived
&~Rssainesday from Ada, in Jerauld
and Will make Mitchell
aSt3aef future home. They were
J611axf1ed at Ada on Christmas day.
&salR present they will make
sStk6Sk home with Mr.. Grace's parents
he south side, and as soon as
new house, which is in course
eonstruction, is completed, they
N*al2naoye into it.
Sf&1 s6elocution recital was given at
University chapel Tuesday eve
4iiR that was a we'll attended affair.
members of Miss Elsner's gradu-
xtfng class in elocution participated,
|s13ndd an excellent program was given.
E1f consisted mainly of dramatic COM
|sSnedies and heavier work. "The Other
Woman was given by Miss Wauneta
Ferris and Miss Gittrick, in which
Both showed fine talent. "a Propos-
al Under Difficulties" was given by
Misses Louise Harrison and Blanche
Davis, and Messrs. Leo Doyle and
levi illotson, and this quartet could
not well have been improved upon.