The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-19
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

GduH1leTS, WIZ nave UeCll NISiIlI!B
Col. and Mrs. j. Nj. Adams, returned
home to Sioux City Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Hutchinson,
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, arrived Sat
urday and are guests of Mrs. j. +.
Conant. Mrs Hutchinson is in poor
health and her physician ordered a
change of climate for her.
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Mrs. j. E. McCaslln arrived home
on MONDAY from Montavilla, Ore
gon. where Mr.. McCaslin is now en-
gagged in business. She expects to
remain until spring, but they are
undecided as to their locating in
that CT untry.
Word was received Monday of the
death of Miss NAV Stanley, which
occurred Sunday evening at WoonSock-
ct. The young lady was well known
in this city. The funeral was
held Tuesday. She was for three
years principal of the Letcher
schools.
Mrs. Ella Burnside has been visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. e. Cross, and returned Monday
to Lake Preston, where she is
employed in the offices of the Drug
eists Mutual Fire Insurance Co. She
was accompanied by her little son,
Wallace, who will visit with her a
couple OF weeks.
Sunday was an exceedingly hot
day, in fact it was the warmest day
we have had for two summers. In
1903 the warmest day Of the summer
season was July %, when the ther-
mometer registered at 81. Sunday
the mercury went up to 101 along
about ! O'Clock and it hung around
the 50 mark until late in the after
noon.
John Breen, secretary Of the Retail
Liquor Dealers Association, will
Miner, editor Of the Herald Demo-
crat and. d. E. Root Of Huron came
over from.that place in an automo-
bile Sunday, making the trip in four
hours. They came some distance
out Of their way and encountered
some rough roads. They spent the
day in city and started back to Hur-
on this morning.
M. E. Orrell has just received no.
tice of his appointment as plumber
for the Yankton insane asylam, and
expects to leave for that place next
week. The appointment was made
10y the state board of charities and
corrections and is a fine compliment
to the ability of Mr.. Orrell as a
workman to be thus selected. He
will have charge of all the plumbing
work that is to be done at the hos
pital buildings in the future.
e. c. Hathaway, who has been
working up the new city directory
for Polk & Co of Sioux City, has
finished his work and returned
Monday. Mr., Myers, representing
the same company, is now working
up the advertising for the book.
Mr.. Hathaway stated that the new
directory would he issued i'm about
a month. He was unable to give any
advance information as to the IN
crease in Mitchell's population.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
M. Perry came near meeting with a
serious accident Sunday morning as
MIR. Perry vas going out to milk.
He had driven the cow in the barn.
being accompanied by tie boy to see
the operation. just as MIR. Perry
stepped into the barn and closed the
door he saw his son impaled on the
horns Of the COW. 1T vas done so
quickly that Mr.. Perry can not ac-
count for it. The little fellow
dropped from the cows horns and
then the animal stepped on his stom-
acll. The boy was not seriously
hurt.
Sunday evening was the closing
one OF the union services of the
churches in the city that have been
held at the corn palace for the pas t
month. The sermon on "Christian
Unity by Rev. Chas. II. Powell,
pastor of the Episcopal church. was
a very interesting one throughout,
in which he presented some excellent
thoughts on the line Of united church
work. He expressed the thought
that the churches were acting in
better harmony leach succeeding
year, and while there might be scme
difference Of opinion as to the meth.
do or system they we're working for
the common end. The pastor was
assisted in the service by Revs.
Surbeck, Wilkinson.and Giblett. The
music of the evening was furnished
nv tho Eniccopo1 ohoir md colo,