The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-21
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAI HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Mrs. o. Aronson and children de-
parted Monday. for Akron and
Calliope, Iowa, to visit with relat-
ives.
Miss S rain Ankeny, who has been
the guest of Miss May Rogers for e v
eral weeks, has returned to her home
in Minneapolis.
A. G. Berry departed Monday
for points IN southern Iowa to ar
range to bring a party of land seek
ers to this vicinity.
Mrs. Eva Parker, CT Eagle Grove,
Iowa, arrived in the cioy Saturday
afternoon to make a visit with her
SISTER, Mrs. S. Cattrell.
Rev. e. T. Under wood has been
attending the Holiness camp meeting
for several days and returned home
to Tyndall Monday morning.
Mrs II. L Willrodt. who has been
visiting with Prof. and Mrs. II f.
Otto or the past week. returned to
her home at Chamberlain Saturday
a card from j.. N. Grow, at Port
land, Ore. states that he and his wife
will start ON their trip home at once,
but will stop to do Yellowstone Park.
Miss Ethel Lyons arrived home
on Monday via the Omaha road
from her trip to the Portland EXPOSE
ton. having been away about a
month.
Drs. A, j. Dix and Ray Smith and
o. b. Wells and Q. w. Downey went
to Sioux Falls Monday evening to take
part in The state tennis tournament,
which hegins there tomorrow morn
ing. The players will participate in
both doubles and singles.
! Jos Swift departed on Monday
for Sioux Falls to attend the meeting
of the grand lodge Of the Red Men
of the state as a delegate from the
local tribe. Joe says it is a tritle
warm for dog soup and the pale faces
may insist on something cooler.
R. A. Leggett. of Pierre, who has
been in the city for the past ten days
in attendance 1t the Holiness camp
meeting, returned home Monday
noon. He is the secretary of the as
ISOLATION and furnished the reports
of the meetings to The Republican.
J. w. Coleman returned Saturday
evening from an extended trip to
Chicago, Madison. Wis.,, and other
points While in Chicago he took
special training at the conservatory
of music in piano tuning and will in
clude that work in his general music
business.
P. II. Kelley returned from his
trip to Chicago, points in Indiana
and Iowa. Mr.. Kelley says that the
general condition OF crops are better
in South Dakota than any place he
visited and that people are looking
this way and speaking of south Da.
kota in high terms.
In the absence Of rev. A. Craig
Bowdish bis pulpit in the Congrega-
tional church is being supplied by the
laVmen of the church for the even
ing services. Sunday evening j. p.
Myers, cashier Of the Western Ma
tional bank, gave a very interesting
talk to the people assembled.
Justice Mckinley had a case before
him this morning in which Thos.
Cunningham brought suit against
VIM. M. Keenan, for the sum Of SIS,
which he alleged co be due him as a
commission for %disposing OF some
personal property. A postponement
was taken in the cast for thirty days.
Prof. and Mrs. Katherine CHM, OF
Sioux City, who have been conduct
inc the music at the Holiness camp.
meeting for the past ten days. re.
turned home Monday morning. The
music has been quite an important
feature Of tue meetings and Prof.
and Mrs. CHM have done exceedingly
we'll with their part.
States Attorney spangler went to
Ethan Monday to ropre sent the
state in the case against Jack Nc.
Donald, who was arrested a few days
ago OF the charge Of assault aud bat.
terry. Mcdonald insisted on having
a jury Trial and it was to have beer
heard today. BEFORE leaving Oh the
train Mr.. Spangler said that MELON.
aid bad decided TO enter the plea O
guilty as the hest way out of the
situation.
DR.. Thos. Nicholson writes to have
The Republican sent to him at
Palmer Lake, Colo. where he anc
Mrs. Nicholson will be until July 30.
Or. Nicholson attended the national
convention Of the Epworth League
at Denver. and was h nrincinai