The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-23

Ill. L.. Bras went to Chicago ant
expects to be home the latter part o.
the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Virgil Boyles wen,
to 1ankton to remain over the holl.
days with relatives.
Miss Helen Hoon came home Tues.
day evening from Dubuque, Iowa
where she has been attending a col
lege for Young ladies, and will remain
until after the holidays.
Mrs. j. L. Hoelscher, of Hubbard
Iowa, arrived Tuesday evening to re
main through the holidays with hel
parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. V. White
who reside northwest of town.
A card from Jos. Harker states
that the family reached Los Angeles
CAL, without any incident happen.
ing to mar the pleasure Of their jour.
ney and that they were very pleas.
antly located for the winter.
Miss Maude Ferris, who has beer
attending college at Oberlin, Ohio,
arrived home Wednesday for the
holidays. Miss Ferris said thai
Misses Ruth and Daniels, WHO are
also at Oberlin. will spend the holi.
days IN the east.
MIR. and Mrs U. V. Wells arrived
home Tuesday evening from Leon.
Iowa. Mrs Wells has been there fol
nearly a month. Mr.. Wells sale
that there was a great deal OF
snow in that part OF Iowa, there be.
ing at least eight inches on the level.
Landlord Johnston Of The Widman,
says that he will have the Dcde
tlske orchestra at his hotel to play
at his Christmas dinner Sunday. Mr..
Fiske and his orchestra will appear
in Mitchell, Friday evening at the
city hall and go out west fo1 a Satur.
day evening engagement, driving
back to Mitchell, Sunday morning.
Dakota Wesleyan University closed
Wednesday for the completion of the
fall term and there has been a great
exodus Of students for their homes
for the holidays. The enrolment fol
the fall term has been the largest in
the history Of the institution and the
work throughout every department
has been of a very satisfactory char.
acter.
r. III. Fargo, Of Aberdeen, passed
through the city Tuesday on his
way to Santa Cruz, Cal, to spend
the winter, being Joined at Sioux
City by his family. Mr.. Fargo is a
conductor on the Milwaukee road
and runs between Mitchell and Aber
deem, having run out of the latter
place for nearly a quarter Of a CEN
fury and is d Of the popular con
ductors on the system.
Miss Frances Phelps, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Watson.
south of town, left Wednesday morn
ing for Battle Creek, Mich. Miss
Phelps is a missionary from Japan
and has given several addresses In
Mitchell, and zoe to Michigaa to
continue that sort of work. She will
return to Mitchell in the spring tor
another brief visit With her sister
and Will then 90 to the Pacific coast.
She will return to Japan early in
August.
Children eat, sleep and grow after
taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Brings rosy cheeks. laughing
eyes, good health and strength. a
tonic for sicklY children. IS cents,
tea or tablets. Scallin Bros.
j. a. Jelley, who is the general
agent for the j. l. Case Co. or South
Dakota, arrived home Tuesday even
ing from Racine, Wis where he was
in attendance at Il meeting of the
general agents Of the company, who
were there from practically every
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eign countries. 1t was an immense
gathering and the time was spent in
discussing plans for the coming year
The Case Co. cover a territory so ex-
tensive that the sun does not set on
its business.
j. c. Cable, Of Hubbard, Iowa,
writes to j. V. White that he has
just disposed Of his hardware bust
ness and that he is going to come 10
Mitchell to make his future home.
ana asking Mr.. White to secure HIM
a house just a%s..soon as possible. Mr..
Cable is making this move for the
purpose Of giving his children an op-
p%ortunity to attend Dakota Wesleyan
University. This splendid institu-
tion is responsible for a good portion
Of Mitchell's growth in the past few
years, as is evidenced by the many
new residences which have been
erected on the south side.