The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-03-20
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Mrs. H. P. Beckwith retnrnedI
Saturday morning to her home at
Elk Point.
Clyde Bobb, who is attending al
medical college at st. Louis, arrived
home Friday afternoon to spend
his vacation.
+. G. Dickson went to Vermillion
Monday to visit his daughter,
Miss Florence, who is attending the
state university.
Mrs. r. Z. Rowley went out to Mt.
Vernon Monday and hereafter will
make her home there. Nj. Row
ley will 60 out Thursday.
WilliamIG. Colvin, who has been
in the city for the past week. set
Itling up some matters since his faith
er's death, returned home to Ghicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Evans moved
into the Hall residence, neal the
corn palace, Monday, and as soon as
they get settled will open a boarding
house.
Austin Berry went to Parkston
Saturday morning. He bought a car
DAD Of horses in that vicinity and
accompanied them to Chicago that
evening.
Mrs. r. H. Winsor and son, George.
left this morning for Elkhorn, Wis.,,
being called there by the serious ill
ness of her sister, who is lying at
deaths door5with pneumonia.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Reuben Dwight and
llittle son left Saturday for their
home at Missoula, Mont, after a
very pleasant visit with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, r. D. Prescott
and friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Carey, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. M. Newell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hatch and Dr. 7. B. Smiley
were a party Of Mi. Vernon people
who passed through the CITY Monday
morning on their way to Yankton to
attend the dedication Of the new
Masonic temple, which begins today.
Woodbury. Higgins has purchased a
gasoline engine from Mckinley s.
Eddy, which he will use In his well
drilling business. He has one ma
|chine at work in the county, but
there is such a demand for artesiar
wells that Mr.. Higgins has found il
necessary to double his capacity.
Sheriff Swindler took. possession q
1.-THE Highland house on west First
street today. He bought the proper
ty some time ago, but did not gel
possession until the present. Mr.
Swindler said that he contemplated
making a number of good improve
ments on the place and we are quit
sure that in his new role Of LANDLORD
MI. Swindler will satisfy the publ
to tbefullest extent.
III -. SGEH EssLSEg4aBE
President Graham states that mat
tiers are progressing nicely for tn
,Icommencement Of the stone work O
the New Century Memorial Hal
building. He was over at Sioux Fall
during the1week and arranged writ
Contractor Felt to do the rest Of tn
stone work on the building, and he
expectelin Mitchell with his force {
sworkmen about the 1st Of April t
4 begin work on the structuresss
James Colyin. a brother of the lat
John Colyin, arrived Saturday morn
4 ingfrom Tacoma, Wash. Hecame hel
4 to take his aged mother back hon
\ with him to spend the remainder (
her days. The mother was 100 yea:
: old last November, and for one cfh'
age she is in$very good health, ar
the relatives think shesWiH make Il
q long trip in safety. Mr.. Colyl
y left with his mother Saturdi
i evening via the Omaha road for q
+ coma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. N RoWley ente
tanned a few lady and gentlems
friends at cards at their home Satu
day evening, which resolved ltse
into a most enjoyable gatherin
Progressive sinch was played and e
cellent refreshments were serve
mrs. Ell. G.. Nichols and Miss &c
trude Becker very happily entertain
the guests with some choice instr
mental and vocal selections. Mr.. a
Mrs. Rowley are h%ospitable entertai
ers and the guests were one
thought on the pleasures of the occ;
. ion.
= Mr.. and Mrs. John Tuckey arriy
Z in the city Saturday afternoon frt
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