The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-09-09

MISS CnarlOtGe duncan lett Frlda y
morning for Platte. where she will
teach school the coming year.
Thos. Rogers and daughter, Miss
Lulu. left last Friday for Rolfe.
Iowa. for a visit of several weeks.
Mrs. p. :. Bailey has been visiting
her SON, Fred NJ. Bailey, and wife,
and returned home last Friday to
Wauseca, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Potter went to
Redfield last Friday to visit with
their son, DIR. George Potter. and
family for a few weeks.
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MS. Eli Thomas. wife OF the ed
itor of Armour Chronicle. has been
visiting With MI. and Mrs. Nj. NJ.
Mcdonald, and returned hone mi.
daV
Miss Iva Crooks, of Charles City,
Iowa, has been visiting With MI.
and Mrs. +. L Potter. and left for
Dellnout to visit with friends before
retaining home.
Miss Esther Gunderson. of Yer
million. is visiting with Miss Grace
Smith. Miss GundersoE is on hel
way to Cartilage, where she has been
engaged as principal of the schools.
MIR. and Mrs. Avery Frink returned
bone to Chicago last Friday. Mis-.
Fink has oeen here several months.
and Mr.. Frink was called here last
week 10y the death OF the youngest
child.
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ID. NJ. Potter left Thursday even
ing for Minneapolis and st. Paul.
From there he will 90 to st. Louis
for the exposition on a two weeks
trip. On his return he will accept
the position of day clerk at The
Widmann hotel.
Or. and Mrs. f. w. Freyberg and
SON, Neil, left last Friday for Spir-
it Lake. Iowa. TO remain about ten
days at that summer resort. They
will be accompanied home by MIR.
and Mrs. Sic Smith. who have been
at the lake for two months.
Mrs. Mary ID. TaSlor has been Wis
illng with friends and relatives in
the city for several weeks and Friday
morning she returned to Nermillion.
Mrs. Taylor is member OF the facul-
ty of the State University and re-
turns to begin her work when the in
slitule opens sept. Ii.
Mrs. n. L. Dawson and Miss Glare
Nobis arrived home Thursday even
ing from their trip to CASTLE. N. y.
and to Thousand Islands, a portion
of the latter trip being made by
steamer. They have been away a
little over two weeks and enjoyed
tleir outing very much.
An unfortunate accident happened
to Rev. G. j. Corwin while working
on the barn of Emil Becker. He fell
from a scatfolding and dislocated his
shoulder and he will be laid up for
some time. DR.. Bobb was called to
reduce the fracture. The accident
happened Thursday afternoon.
Robert Fullerton and son of Des
Moines, Iowa, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Fullerton. They
came out for the shooting season.
Mr.. Fullerton was appointed by
Secretary Of the Treasury Shaw to
disburse the S., 0 900 Appropriated
by congress for the st. Louis EXPOSE
ton.
Mrs. w. j. Frad and Miss Lillian
Bately have returned from Boston,
where they went on the trip to the
national encampment Of the 6. A.
r. In company with Mr.. Frad they
made their fall purchases Of goods III
the eastern markets and will soon
have a fine line Of novelties to show
on the counters of w. j. Frad s. Co.
The rainfall Thursday afternoon
amounted to .35 inches. A good
many feared that the moisture
would be the means OF bringing on
a frost, on account Of the cold at
mosphere that came along with the
rain. The government thermom-
eter only went to 50 degrees during
the night, and there was no danger
of frost.
a. Rohe arrived from Lawrence.
Kan, to again assume charge of the
decorative work on the corn palace.
and last Friday we found him in
bis office at the corr palace build