The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-09


for a business trip to Fonda, iowa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ID w. Burrighl left
TUESDAY morning tor Il weeks trip TO
Chicago.
Mrs. Martha Moore lett Thursday
for banning, Cal, where she will
spend the winter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Worthen, los Railroad street, We'd
%sen1ay, Dec. :. a daughter.
MIR. and Mrs. q, w, Nash. of Min
n%eapolis, arrived 10 make d visit
with their daughter, Mrs. NJ. A.
Reeves.
ko,n & Cos line OF Christmas
gifts is doubly As large as all other
lines combined aud their prices ave
the lowest.
Mrs a. j. nandlev and son arrived
Wednesday from Albion, Neb.. to
spend the holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Getty.
Z. G. Rathbun arrived home Mon
day evening via the Omaha road
from a business trip to Chicago and
was accompanied home 10y his son.
Rex, who mas been there Guiinp the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Patton arrived
Tuesday from Winona, Mimi and
will again take up their resid-
ence in Mitchell. Mr. Patton Will
be associated with the Mitchell Ma
tional bank.
Jos. Harker and wife and daugh-
tiers, Misses Emma, Pearl and Nora,
and son, George, left Thursday
via the Milwaukee road for Los
Angeles, CAL, where they will spend
the rest OF the winter. This is the
second winter that the Harker fam
lily has gone to California.
VIM. Nash. commander of the G. a.
r., received notice a few days ago OF
appointment as an aid de camp on
the staff OF WilImon w. Blackmar,
commander-in-chief OF the G.. y. X,
with the rank OF colonel. Three
other appointments in the state
We're made. Mr.. NASH notified the
commander-in-chief of his accept
ance of the appointment today.
Bishop O'Gorman came over from
Sioux Falls Monday evening and ac-
companied by the Very Reverend
Dean Shea went TIC Parkston Tuesday
morning on the 6 O'Clock passenger
to conduct the dedication exercises
Of the J" Catholic church. viii CHI
during the day. Bishop
O'Gorman and Dean Shea returned
on the afternoon passenger.
The Woman's Library Association
is going to have a department of pub
licity in connection with the library.
AT the recent meeting Mrs. Matte
lJdl oGI was SlN1U1d as tNIIlIcSS uIlI
in the future She will supply the
press OF the city with information
concerning matters pertaining to the
library, and which information, it is
presumed. will be OF interest TO the
public.
ID. b. Miller returned from his trip
to Los Angeles, CAL. and adjacent
points, and before leaving saw that
the three young men he accompanied
were we'll fixed for the winter
months. At Los Angeles MI. Miller
saw Mrs. and Miss Hall, former resi-
dents Of this city and they were very
glad to see a Mitchell citizen. They
desired to be remembered TO all their
friends.
Tuesday evening at the regular
review OF the Lady M%accabees the
officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: Lady commander.
Della M. Stair: !ie"tenant comman-
der Margaret Doyle: sergeant com
mandcr, Clara Daniels; record keep
er, Augusta Wider: finance keeper,
Celia Kelley: chaplain. Gertrude Abb
hey mdster-at-arms. Carrie Sneller;
picket, Harriet Nash.
Mrs..O. Ottosen, who resides 10
miles southeast OF the city, was
brought here Tuesday for an opera
ton for the removal OF a tumor.
The operation was performed that
afternoon by DR.. Bobb, assisted by
Drs. Frebverg and Ball, and a 81
pound abdominal tumor was re-
moved Since the operation Mrs.
Ottosen is getting along nicely and
will remain at the Office OF DR.. Bobb
until able to be removed to her
home.