The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-29
IN TOWN N COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN I'M
HI COURSE OF WEEK.

MIS-. \ H.. Doyle children
have returned home from Darling
ton. Wis.
Miss Mary Windle has returned
home from her trip to the St. Louis
exposition.
MI. Ed. Cares of Maqouketa,
Iowa. is visiting his brother, a, w.
Gaines. OF this city.
j. 9. Mason, OF Bryant, Ohio, ar
rived to make a visit with his
nephew, j. N. Grow.
MI. and Mrs. F. B. Elce and child
rem went to Parker Saturday to
visit with relatives a short time.
Mrs. James Paine and son, Earl,
arrived Saturday from st Paul
to make a visit with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. B. Pooley, OF Badger town
ship.
Arthur G. keene, editor of the
Aberdeen American, was in the city
Saturday and returned home on the
evening passenger. Mr.. Keene is
meeting with fine success in the
publication of the American, and he
is deserving of all the good things
which come his way.
Justice Mckinley had a wedding
at his home Friday afternoon at 4 30
O'Clock, when he performed the ce1e-
nlony which united the lives of Mr..
w. ). Cochran and Miss Anna kit
telson, both of whom reside at
Woonsocket. They came down on
the morning train the returned home
on the late passenger.
MIS-. Burke, of Fort Dodge, Iowa.
and Mrs. 1hos. Boylan, of Des
MONIES, who have been visiting at
the home of III. A. Boylan. returned
TO their homes Friday. Miss Mabel
Robinson. of DesMoines, and r. Dill
Ion, of Fort Dodge. will remain sew
eral weeks longer to visit with the
families of j. w. Powers and II. A..
Boylan.
y force OF painters are at work
beautitying the lower rooms of the
court house in the way OF painting.
The work is being done by George
Kanou1f, e. j. Grcaves and Charles
Roth, and the appearance Of the
county officers rooms is very much
improved. The court room will also
come in for it's share of attention
while this work is going on.
NJ. %Jacquemai arrived home Friday
from Nincennes, Ind, where he was
called to attend the funeral of his
mother, who died July 10. On the
Monday previous to her death Mrs.
Jacqnemai was stricken with paraly-
sis and lived but a short time, The
friends of Mr.. Jacquemai viii extend
their sympathy i'm the bereavement
that has come to him.
III. a. j.. DIN and Or. Ray smln,
who have been at Sioux Fails TINS
week attending the tennis tourna-
neQt, arrived home Thursday even
ing. Dr., Dix was in tie semi-dnals
OF the single matches, but being UNI
able to remain longer d~efaulted to
Phillips OF siouy Falls. They said
that the Mitchell boys made a good
showing at the tournament.
Salem Special: Miss stessa Eric
sson. who acted as telephone girl at
central for Manager Series, e the
Fourth, leturned to Mitchell Friday
evening of last week. Miss Ericsson
made many friends while here by her
careful attention to business and the
uniform courtesy with which She
treated all patrons. Too bad she
could not have been secured to take
the Job permanently.
Geo. w. Fox. of Sioux Falls. who
is Ia Mitchell taking views of the
business and residence portion of
the city for the illustrated edition
of the Argus-Leader, is enjoying a
visit with many old time friends
while he is attending to his work.
About twenty years ago MI. Fox was
engaged in the business of photog-
raphy in Mitchell in company with
the late Jerome Mlltse, ana some
years later removed to Sioux Falls.
where be is regarded as the leading
photographer of the city.
a party consisting of DR.. and Mrs
b. A. Bobb. Mr.. and Mrs. c.. G.
Rathbun, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Yer
milyea, Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Wilt.
Mrs. g. f. Reamer, Miss Bechtel.
Miss Annie Haynes and Clyde Bobb
made a trip down to Rockport, the
home Of the Russian colony, Thurs
day. They went to the river on the
morning Omaha passenger and then
took Tobin's gasoline boat to their
objective point. 1t took about three
hours to make the trip and they all
declared it was the most delightful
trip imaginable. Arriving at the
colony they spread their lunch in