The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-22

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OF ten days.
Miss Ella Corcolan. of l}eloit, Wis
c%onsin, arrived Tuesday to make a
visit with her brother, W.. w. Cor
colan and family.
a.. Il Hitchcock is confined to the
house and Tuesday submitted to an
operation for d trouble that was not
dangerous. He is getting along
nicely.
+. b Elce has been laid up at
home for the past week or ten days
on count of sickness and is now
reported to be improving, being able
to sit up a part of the time.
Strayed.-F1om Mitchell July l6,
n pair of sorrel horses. One weighs
about ] 200, with white face. ether
weighs about 100. Leave informa-
ton with j. II. Creighton.
Mrs. G. j. Corwin and daughter,
Miss Gold, left Friday morning for
Yankton and Sioux City. and later
will 60 to other Iowa points. Be-
fore returning Miss Corwin will go
to Lake Geneva, Wis. TO attend the
summer meeting of the Y. w. z. A
Madame NJ. Clark, who has been en-
gaeed in the halr dressing business
i'm this city for the past year, closed
Eer establishment for the summer
and left Tuesday for Milwaukee
She stated that it was possible she
would not return to the west and
II ay hunt up a location farther east.
a Woonsocket paper is authority
tor the statement that a gentleman
by the anne OF Jesse Norris, who
has been living in Pierre for the
past fourteen years. has disposed of
his restaurant and that he was COM
ing to Mitchell to engage in bust
ness. He is getting the start of the
capital by a few months.
Miss Katharine Tyler, of st. Louis,
Mo arrived TO make a visit with
her aunt. Mrs. E. j. Greaves. Miss
Tyler is a teacher i'm an orphan
school at st. Louis and comes out to
this country for a rest from the i'm
mense throngs of people. and our
people are going down to st. Louis
to acquire a tired feeling.
Misses Florence and Lulu Clark, of
Mena, Ark. are visiting with friends
and relatives in the city. The young
ladies moved With their parents to
Mena some years ago. since when
they have grown TO be young ladies
and are hardly recognized as the gi1ls
they were when they left Mitchell.
Their father died at Mena a few
yeals ago.
The Epworth League gave a lawn
social at the home of III. G. Tapp
Tuesday evening that was largely at
tended The evening was delightful
for the entertainment and the young
people made every endeavor to give
their guests an enjoyable time. A
music box was stationed i'm a conyen-
tlent place and it gave forth popular
aims and ragtlme. During the latter
part of the. evening a fine display of
tire works was made.
a double wedding event occurred
at the home Of Rev. L. L. John. ITO
west Seventh street, Wednesday at
IL o'clock. The parties united il
marliage were Mr.. Jessa b. Stage
and Mrs. Laura Howard, of Mt.
Vernon. and Mr.. ID r.. Dale and
Miss Elnora Stage, both of this city.
The young people arranged for the
double wedding a few days ago, and
they left the home Of the pastor
happy in their marriage vows. The
Republican extends its c%on.ratula-
tions to the young people and trusts
that much happiness may result
from the union.
Conductor A. II. Scott and family
arrived Tuesday afternoon from
I anktOn ana VIII reside III Geo. t..
Logan's residence. corner of Iiowlcy
and Fifth streets and hereafter will
be counted among the residents OF
Mitchell. Mr.. Scott is a conductor
ON the Milwaukee road between
Mitchell and Sioux City, but for
years took up the tickets between
Sioux City and Yankton. When the
Iankton passenger was extended to
Mitchell Mr.. Scott was given the
run along with John Weber and
Paddy Moran. The latter formerly
had charge Of the cannon ball be-
tween Sioux City and Sioux Falls.
MIR. Moran owns property in Sioux
City and will continue his residence
at the place, although he will have
to spend his Sundays in Mitchell.
Tuesday afternoon the south traln
over the Milwaukee road did not ar.