The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-14

MIS-. waiter lpODIllllt went went
to Sioux Falls To visit with relatives.
James Gregory left on Monday
tor Chicago, where he expects to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Il. e. Smith left on Monday
noon for Fargo. n. d.. being called
there by the illness of her sister.
Judge Smith and Court Stenog-
rapher 3oyles went out TO Plankin-
ton to hold a short term OF court.
Mrs. Henry Geiger left Friday
for Cherokee, Iowa, having re-
ceiNed word that her mother was i'll.
Mankato Commercial college. Man
kato. Mimi, last year enrolled go
students. 1t pays to attend a sue
cessfui school.
Roy Avery, OF sioux Fails. was in
the city Friday With his string Of
grey bounds ON his way TO Friend.
Men, to attend a coursing meet.
sylvester WaIlatb. who has been
visiting bis ons i. O. ANA 6 W.
Walrath, ard theit families. left
Monday Tor his home near lsdlerton.
Wis.
Miss Eltlh Miller left Friday morn
in2 10 attend the st. Louis exposi-
tioh. She viii he Joined at Plnora,
toNa. by her sister. Mrs. III. l..
Moore.
Mis- ". z. johnson. VINO has been
visiting With her grandmother, Mrs.
j +. Ccnant. and other relatives,
left Friday morning for her home at
Bancroft. Iowa.
Mis-. Belle Howell, of Aurelia,
iowa. and Mrs. Mary pedley, of
sheilsburg, WIS have been visiting
their brother, VIM. Iiarker, and re-
turned home Monday morning.
j. II. Ferris left on Monday fo1
Waterloo. la. being summoned there
by the death of his father, who
died on Sunday evening as Il result of
a stroke OF %appopleNy which occurred
several weeks ago.
Mrs, Lewis Lyons, who has been
visiting with relatives in the city
FOL several weeks, returned to her
home at Burlington. Iowa. Monday
morning. She was a guest Of her
sister, Mrs. A. Lyons.
Miss Dana Wishar, has been stop
ping al the home OF her aunt, Mrs.
Mark Harris, for the past two weeks
while taking treatment OF Il physi-
clan in the city. She returned home
10 LetclDer Thursday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. \. j. Kings depart
ed on Monday for Chicago aud Will
also attend the st. Louis exposition.
MI. Kings has been devoting hlmsclt
to his contract work for several years
and THINKS he is entitled To- we'll
earned RESI-.
The Peterson Sisters Concert Co.
gave the first number of the lecture
and concert curse of the Baptist So
ciely at The church Saturday even.
lns ana there vas a good attend
ance. The company is a very GOOD
one and the features were very much
enjoyed.
Rev. y. Craig Bowidsh left
MoDday for Grinnell, Iowa. to at
tend the meeting of the American
Board of commissioners of Foreign
Missions. He will also attend the
meeting OF Congregational National
Council at l)es Moines Thursday as a
delegate from the Plankintom dis
trict. He Will be gone about two
weeks.
Mrs. Myra Brownell and daughter,
Mrs. nellie Lamberson, who have
been Visiting with their sister and
aunt. Mrs. NJ. Keith. returned home
to Silver Springs, n. y, hriday.
The ladies took back a sample
of South Dakota corn which they
think viii! surprise the farmers III
their section.
n delegation OF Mitchell Shrlncls
returned from Aberdeen Friday.
having been up there to attend
the Institution of a new Shrine for
that section OF the state. The en-
erciSes we've held i'm the elegant Ma
sonic temple, and the affair was at
tended by the most prominent Shrin-
els OF the northwest.
Dell Rapids Tribune: About fifty
Dell Rapids people took i'm the en-
cursion to Mitchell Tuesday to take
in the corn palace doings. The train
left here about : d. m. and reached
Mitchell about II O'Clock. The Dell
Rapids band went along and turn-
ished music during the day. The
tram by the time it reached Mitchell
consisted Of fifteen coaches and there
were four bands on the tram. The
DELEGATION from here was we'll
pleased with the trip and speak good
words for Mitchell the future capital