The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-08

ten days.
4 w. Arnold, of Omaha, was the
guest of L. N. Simons owe Sunday
aud .returned to the gateway city
Monday morning.
Chas. Deliye went to Avon this
morning. He will return tuesday
and Friday he goes to Sioux Falls to
attend q banquet gwen by the Ne"
York Life Insurance Co.
Mrs. A. Fl. Belts departed Monday
morning for Waterloo, Wis.,, to visit
a month with relatives. She was &C.
companied by her daughter, Mrs.
Percy Smith, of Alexandria.
Richard Lang, of Plano township.
Hanson county, has just completed
the purcha,e OF the residence proper
ty of Mrs. j. z. McCaslin, paying
s., POO for il. The property has been
occupied Ly Mr.. and Mrs. 4. E. Dean
for a number CT years and they are
now looking for a place to move.
Harry Sheperd. after a couple OF
weeks trial as IA mail clerk, has come
to the conclusion that he would like
it better working for Uncle Sam on
the ground floor i'm the p%ostotfice
building, and accordingly returned
from Sioux Falls Saturday and will
resume his place in the Mitchell post
Office.
Miss Mamie Reed, vino mas been
here for a month or NOE on account
of severe ILLNESS OF her sister, Mrs.
1hos. Fullerton, returned to her
home at Clay Center, Kan, Monday
morning, stopping enroute at Tope-
ka, KAN, for a short visit. Mrs.
Fullerton Las practically recovered
from her sickness.
When Motley. McKeel & Barber
dissolved partnership in the hard
ware business Mr.. Nickel took his
share Of the goods to the Champeny
building with the intention Of clos
ing 1T out as near as possible and then
retire from business. Saturday even
ing Mr.. McKeel closed his doors and
today commenced to pack up the
remaining portion of this goods. He
does this on account OF his health.
DIR. Ray Q. Harker, Of Rogers Park,
Ill.,, occupied the pulpit in the
Methodist church Sunday evening
and preached a splendid sermon to
the large audience gathered there.
Mi. Harker is comparatively a young
man but he has the wisdom of an
older head on his shoulders. Son e
years ago he delivered a sermon dur
ing commencement week of the Uni
versity and his ermo on This occa-
SION shows him to be progressing with
the times.
William b. Hathaway, manager Of
the sales Department of the Sharood
Shoe Co Of st. Paul, spent Satur-
day in the city to be present at the
opening Of the Lyon Store Co. in
which he is interested. Mr.. Hatha
way Said he was a great believer i'm
South Dakota and that he considered
Mitchell a town with great prospects
before her and that he was very
much pleased with the generous re-
ception attending the opening Of
their store.
Geo. w. Cooley, who is one or the
mail clerks on the Omaha road be-
tween Mitchell aud Worthington. en-
poets to move south soon. He sold
his farm property OF a half section in
Lisbon township. for $4,000 and
bought a farm OF 100 acres near
Siloam Springs, No., on which there
are 6 acres OF fruit trees. Mrs.
Cooley and ihe children will move to
Sloan Springs about the lst OF No
yember aud Mt Cooley expects to 20
down next spriug OF fall.
G. A. Vermilyca will move into the
north SIDE OF the Chatnpeny building
the latter part OF the week with his
gro:riy store and will make many adj
oitions to the aihe he is carrying
now. The building vacated on Sec
oE1d Avenue west may possibly be
taken bv Mcl:rpssan Dros., OF Sioux
Fails. 8hp whpiesase fruit firm, who
are DESTROYS OF establishing a distrih-
uting braaeh OF 34,eirrbusiness III this
city to take advantage OF the ex-
celient distributin. point to all parts
OF the state, which is not enjoyed hy
their location in Sioux Falls.
Mrs. II. 4. Kibbec and Mrs. Geo.
e Rowiey and their children arrived
home Saturday afternoon from Kan
sas City. where they have been visit
ing for two weeks. While at Kansas
City they had the pleasure Of hearing
the BANDA Rosa and seeing the seen
ic production Of "The Resurrection
OF Christ" both OF which will be