The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-06-10

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city looking after the business inter
est of the Sharood Shoe Co.
Miss Ethel TAYLOR came up from
Sioux City Monday afternoon to visit
with her aunt. Mrs. Ell. Haynes.
Mrs. Frank B. Smith and daugh-
ter, Una, left Monday for Kan
sas, Mo-, to make a visit of several
weeks with relatives.
Miss Cornelia Newman and Miss
Pearl Swanson, of Oakland, Neb.,
are visiting in the city, the guests
Of the Misses Harker.
Mrs. a. C. Berry and children
went to Heber, Ark, to visit with
relatives. She will Join Mr.. Berry
at the st. Louis exposition.
Karl Bukhart has a new advertise
ment in The Capital today, the
principal feature of which is the
qouting of reduced prices on shoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Doyle and
children and Miss Jessie McGrath
left Monday morning for Darlington,
Wis.,, to visit with relatives for a
month.
Miss Edna Dsniels. who has been
attending the University of Mime
sofa since last fall, arrived home
Saturday evening to spend her sum-
mer vacation.
j. ID. Anderson left Friday for
Toronto, Canada, being called there
by the death of his mother, who has
been in poor health for sometime.
Mr.. Anderson was at Geddes when
Mrs. Anderson received the message
and he was notified OF his mothers
death.
Prof. R. =. Otto went to AleXan-
dria Monday and for the next
two weeks will be employed a greater
portion Of the time in teaching mu-
sic i'm the county teachers insti-
tute. He will be at home certain
days of the week to attend to his
students.
At the morning services Of the
Congregational and Baptist churches
Childrens' Day exercises were OBJ
served and in eac!, case fine pro-
grams were given. The little folks
rendered their songs and r%ecitations
very nicely and the exercises were
enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin +. Barber,
who were just married at Shenando-
all, Iowa, arrived via the Omaha
road Saturday evening, and remained
over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. CIV.
johnson. They were given a recep.
tion by the Sunshine Club. They
left for their home at Okobojo Mon.
day afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Fullerton ar
lived home Monday from Min
neapolis. Mr.. Fullerton has been at
the sanitarium at Battle Greek,
Mich, for several months for treat
ment, and comes home very much
improved in health, a fact his NUM-
erous friends will pe pleased 10
learn.
Miss Caroline Cooke arrived Monday
morning from the Cooke ranch in
Jerauld county, and spent the day
with her sister. Mrs. Ihos. Morgans.
She leaves this evening for Sioux
Falls to attend the graduating eX-
erclses of All Saints school, and will
return to Mitchell later for a short
visit before going to the st. Louis
exposition.
Miss Ella Preston arrived home
from Marion, lowaabsaturday even
ing on the 10 O'clock Milwaukee pas
senger. Miss Preston graduated
from the Marion schools last week.
and has remained there for the past
two years TO complete her work after
her parents had returned to Mitchell.
Miss Preston was elected to a posi-
tion in the city schools for the ensu-
ing year.
The entertainment given 10y the
travelling men of the U C. T., was a
splendid success. 1t was arranged by
several Of the wives of the travelling
men and they are responsible for the
excellent program and the enjoyment
Of the evening. The affair occurred
at the Mitchell Club rooms Satu rday
evening and there was a very large
crowd present. Vocal solos were
rendered by Mrs. FREQ L. Tiffany,
Miss Emily Bras, Mrs. A. f. Lee
Claire, and Miss Merle Tillotson, all
OF whom were heartily encored and
required to give a second number.
Maud Silsby- Nichols and Grace
Goodykoontz were the accompanies
of the evening. Mrs. Nichols rend-
cred a piano solo that was highly ac-
ceptable, and Miss Lilah Older gave
an elocution number that was rend-
cred in a fine manner. Miss Older
responded to a generous encore. At
the conclusion Of the program a dance
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