The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-07

q. l.. Branson arrived home from
Chicago Monday evening on the 10
O'Clock passenger.
Mrs. II. B HAYNES and children OF
Mt. Vernon spent Wednesday in the
city With relatives.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles MCGOWAN is reported to be
very i'll with typhoid fever.
IL. o.. Richards, of Huron, was !;
guest AT the Widmann over night
and went out west this morning.
Mrs. Thos. Manchester and uallph-
ter, Ruth, left Wednesday for Par
ker 10 visit a few days with friends
Miss Dema Ray. who teaches i'm the
Sioux Falls schools. is spending her
city.
Miss Edna Halladay, OF Iroquois, is
visiting with Miss Lillian Bras. She
is the daughter OF State Auditor Hal
laday
Nh. and Mis-. ID. e. bailey, of
Wauseca, Mimi, arrived to make a
visit With their som, I. Nj. Bailey.
and Wife.
l.. N. simons left on Wednesday
for Grow Creek agency to attend to
some probate matters for the In
dian" on the agency.
L. b. Roberts, of Armour. private
secretary tn Senator ~. b. kittredge,
was in the city over night and re-
turned home Wednesday morning.
BE sure and look over the tine resi-
dence lots and blocks i'm capital addi-
ton ii you contemplate building.
Edwin Metz arrived Wednesday
from New York city and will remain
a short time with Mrs. Metz, who.is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. Becker.
w. j. Frad has been out to Fanlk-
ton for several days and returned
home Wednesday. He was accom-
panied by Major Picker, and will re-
main in Mitchell for several days.
L. O. Eaton, section 8, Beulah
township, has a thoroughbred Short
horn bull TO trade for another Short
horn bull. Can furnish papers.
Mrs. II. e. Cheadle and children
have gone to Oxford, Wisconsin,
where they intend to make their
home. MI. Cheadle expects to 20
there the latter part OF the summer.
M. G. Wider and c. l.. Norris nave
purchased lots on Fifth Avenue east,
opposite the residence of c.. h.
Reeves. and this spring will com
mence the erection of two residences.
Mrs. Drake and daughter, Mrs. Max
Loevinger, of Everett, Wash, are
visiting in the city with relatives.
and ale guests at the home of Jos.
Loevinger. Both are former residents
of Mitchell.
We take eggs in exchange for dry
goods. Ii. d. Buttertield.
Harry Woodruff has his plans drawn
for a cottage residence which he will
erect on his lot in Greene's addition
at The end of Fourth Avenue east.
He will commence work within a
short time.
Geo. j. Mutzeer was here from Kan
sas City, Mo. Last month he grad
uated from a veterinarian college at
that place and ill the future will be
located at Washington, Kan. He
came to makea visit with old friends
before returning to Kansas.
The South Dakota Stute Board Of
Pharmacy will hold its next meeting
for the transaction of regular bust
ness and the examination of candi-
dates for registration at Aberdeen on
Wednesday, April 10. Tie sessions
will be held at the Sherman house.
Eggs taken i'm trade for dry goods.
II. ID. Butterield.
Word was received Monday evening
Of the death of Mrs. John Vickers.
which occurred at Alexandra at noon
that day. She was sick but a few
days with scarlet fever. She leaves
to mour her loss a husband, five
daughter and two sons. Joseph, the
younger son, resides in this city
Samuel and Joseph Vickers, OF this
city, are blotners-in-law of the de-
ceased. Mrs. Nickers has resided
in Rosedale township, Hanson county.
for over thirty years. and @. L. Mil
timore. who has known her a greater
share of that. time, said that he did
not know of a person of so even "a
Christian disposition and that while
She was firm in her ideas Of right she
judged not lest she be Judged.