The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-02-27

MISS SUSIE COOK went down to
Armour to make a visit with rela-
j tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Crop arrived
home Wednesday afternoon from
/ their trip to st. Louis, Mo.
+ M. Kuhn has commenced the
1 erection of a barn on his property at
200 east Second street.
Mrs. E. NJ. Crane, Of Luyerne,
Mimi, is visiting with her son, DR..
", E. Crane, and family.
Miss Lillian Bately left Tuesday
afternoon with her brother, James
Bately, for a trip over part of his ter
/ ritory.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Bidwell have
departed for the south, going direct
to New Orleans. They expect to be
zone about two weeks.
Mrs. George Meuters came over
from Emery Tuesday afternoon to
remain a few days with her parents.
She said that George was we'll pleased
with his work as agent of the Mil
waukee road at that place.
Miss Alice Spangler has been visit.
ing with her sister, Mrs. John Burke,
at Hot Springs for the past month
and arrived home Tuesday afternoon.
She resumed her place in Rathbun's
grocery Wednesday morning.
Rev. T. @. Drown is conducting a
series of revival services at the Free
Methodist church this week, and
quite an interest is being taken in
them by the people on the south side.
Mr.. Drown is presenting some very
interesting and Instructive sermons.
W. II. Cock and family. who for
merly lived on a farm between Mt.
Vernon and Plankinton. have Just
moved to Mitchell and are living in
Geo. B. Kelsey's residence on west
Fourth street. Many new people are
moving into Mitchell at the present
time.
E. R. Commit and family left this
afternoon for Eyervett, Wash, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. Commit resided on the south side
Of the city and owned a small piece
of land. He sold his place to A. P.
Hardy, who will take possession OF it
next week.
Dan McDermaid has sold his prop
erty at the east edge Of town to VIM.
Condor. There are about q acres in
the tract and Mr.. McDermaid re-
ceived s $1,000 for it. Early in april
Mr.. McDermaid expects to move to
Sioux City, where he will be employed
as a buyer for prominent live stock
firm. III,
Mrs. Geo. P. Dix arriyed2home from
Chicago Wednesday. She was
called there three weeks ago by the
illness Of her little grandson, Lionel,
who is now on the road to recovery.
Today is the anniversary of DIR. and
Mrs. Dix's married life, and also the
birthday Of their daughter, DR.. Leo
ma Dix.
Mr.. and Mrs. ;. A. Reed have
moved into the living rooms over the
bakery and grocery on Main street.
The Taylor house, vacated by the
Reed family, will be occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wedehase, and about
the middle of March Mrs. r. P. Hall
will give up her residence and move
into the Wedehase residence on west
Second street.
G. N. Vogus & Son, who occupied
the south half of the store room with
the Chicago Shoe House. now have
the entire building Stree the removal
Of the stock Of shoes to another loca-
ton. Mr.. Vogus says that they will
at once put in a large line Of import
ed chinaware and crcckery and will
occupy the entire room for their COM
blned stock for groceries and china.
Elmer Judy, a student at Dakota
University, submitted to an operation
Monday for an abscess in the middle
ear. The operation was performed by
DR.. q. F. Reamer, assisted by DR.. B.
A. Bobb. The operation was a deli
cate one and was necessary to save
the young mans life. At the present
time the patient is reported as get,
ting along nicely.
Next Monday the county commits
sloners will meet in special session *
check up the auditors Office. On that
day Henry Anderson finishes up his
term of office, having held it for foul
years, and will then turn it over tt
y. d. Stearns, who was elected to the
position last November. MI. Stearns