The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-09-02

Mrs. III. l.. Raymond and daughter,
Hazel. are spending Il few days with
friends i'm Minneapolis.
Mankato Commercial college. Man
kato, Mimi, guarantees positions.
just think Of vt. Don't lose your
chance.
Miss Helen Mcguire left Monday
evening for st. Paul, where she will
teach i'm the city schools the coming
year.
Miss Florence Winsor came home
from Sioux Falls Monday evening,
having been over to attend the car
nival.
Mrs. ID. w. Collins and her sister,
Mrs. Williams, of Chicago, left Tues
day for Minneapolis to make a
visit With relatives,
Dorothy Miller, who has been
spending a few DAYS With her friend,
Ruby Raymond, returned home to
Woo1socliet Thursday.
Edward Nero, a prominent farmer
of Yankton county, has been In the
city for several days and returned
home Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. II. Kibbee left
"Wednesday evening via the Omaha
road for Minneapolis to attend the
Minnesota state fair this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark liarlis have
been up to their farm near Forest
burg, Sanborn county, looking after
the crop situation. They returned
home Monday.
Ready money is a remedy tor many
ills. Have you the remedy? open
a savings account and start now.
Commercial and Savings bank will
loan you a home bank il. you wish.
Rev. Geo. Williams, ID. d., who
has been here for several weeks Wis
lting his daughter, Mrs. Thos. Wal
lace. left Tuesday via the Omaha
road for his home at Fender,
Neb.
Mrs. Jacob Wilkomm and daughter,
Miss Josephine, left tuesday morning
for a trip to Chicago, visiting en-
route at points in Wisconsin, en-
pecting to be away until corn palace
time.
a social was held at the Eastern
Star rooms Wednesday evening in
honor of the birthday OF Robert
Morris, the founder OF the order.
Cards served as an amusement and
refreshments we've served.
Mrs. f. O.. Mark, Of Bruce, and
Mrs. Robertson and daughter, of
Graceville, Mimi, who were called
here by the sudden death of Mr..
and Mrs. Redford's little son, re-
turned to their homes Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Redford de-
sire to express their most heartfelt
thanks to the kind friends and
%neighbors who administered TO their
baby in his last illness. and to those
whose sympathy and coincidence SuS-
tanned them in their at1liction.
ChaIleS Roth and his force OF
painters have practically finished
painting the cornice on the city
hall building. They ale now at work
limiting the interior walls and are
making good progress i'm the work.
Mrs. IL. d. Ruttertield and daugh.
ter, Miss Roxy. arrived home Mon
day evening. Mrs. Butterfield hat
been to Chicago and New York will
Mr.. Buttertield, and she ATTENDED
the ST. Louis exposition on her wa.
home.
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. d. L
Tenny moved into their new resi-
dence, on the corner of Seventh ant
Lawler streets, which they have jus
erected. 1t is an attractive lookin,
place and is arranged for the comfor
Of the family.
o. w. Coursey went out to Pierr
Monday evening to act as a membe
OF the board appointed to examin
the papers Of the recent teacher
examination which was held through
out the state. o. e. Browne, of Mt
Vernon, also went to Pierre for til
state purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Shurtleff an
little daughter left Tu ,sday mornin
for Parker to visit a few days. The
will then 60 to Yankton, where the
will reside until next spring. MI
Shurtlef will be associated on th
faculty OF the Cement City CONNER
cial College during the year.
Sioux City Journal, 80: Rev
Thomas Nicholson, president Of tn
Dakota University, Mitchell S. d
spent Sunday in Sioux City en- rout
to Mitchell after a weeks course {
loot,roc of r oI>a Gopoyo Wis nbo,