The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-04

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her sister, Mrs. X. f. Trepenning.
Miss Mabel Switzer, of Minneapo-
lis, arrived to spend the rest Of her
vacation with Miss Edna Daniels.
Misses Johanna and Margaret
Grace returned home this afternoon
from a visit with relatives at Iowa
points.
Mrs. o. p. Graham, OF Union
Grove, Wis who has been visiting
friends in the city, returned Friday
afternoon to W%oonsocket.
Isaac Spears is building a cottage
on Fourth Avenue east, one block
farther east than his present resi-
dence, which is on the western edge
Of the Greene addition.
Miss Alice White departed Friday
morning for Parkston and after a
short stay she will go to Vermill,on
to visit with relatives. Miss White
has been conducting a successful
kindergarten school in the city dur
ing the summer.
5. w. ..Rowley, who has been con-
Quoting the ice business for several
years, has Just disposed of it to Isaac
Spears, who has been in the employ
OF Mr.. Rowley. Mr.. Spears will con-
tinue to give the same good service.
Mr.. Rowley says he will move back
on the farm next spring.
The Presbyterian people are tigur-
ing on making a number Of improve
ents on the church property, the
plans for which are being made by
S. G. Wherry. They expect to ex-
pend about SO, 900 on the church
property, and the plans will be in the
hands CT the contractors in a few
days.
Prof. r. 4. Otto, who has charge
of the music in the Congregational
church, is arranging for a benefit
concert for the music fund, which
he proposes to give in the next four
weeks. The program will be a varied
one, the second part being devoted
to solos, unisons and selections from
the opera Of Faust.
Mr.. Jesse McRoberts and Miss
Blanche A. Morse, of Woonsocket,
were united in marriage at The Ray
mOnd Thursday afternoon at 5
O'Clock, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. j. S. SurbeclS, pastor
OF the Presbyterian church. The
newly married couple returned to
Woonsocket Friday afternoon.
j. I. Morrow is making some i'm
provements on his residence property
which will add greatly to its appear
nee The house was raised Is inch
es higher on the foundation and it is
being extended six feet to the west,
making the rooms that much larger.
A fine porch will grace the north and
west sides as the finishing touches
to the place.
Mrs. III. ID. %Buttertield and daugh-
ter, Miss Roxy, left last Friday on
the Spirit Lake excursion for the
east. She will be joined at Chicago
in a few days by Mr.. Buttertield and
from there they will 20 to New York
and other eastern cities to make
their fall and winter purchases of
suits and dress goods. They will be
away about a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. III. Winsor re-
turned home Thursday evening via
the Omaha road from their trip to
Duluth. They went up on the ex-
cursion a week ago and then made Il
trip by lake steamers to Port Arthur,
going around the Isle of Royal They
enjoyed their outing very much. par.
tic larly the Two or three days they
spent in making the lake trip.
The writer made d trip of about 10
miles south md southeast Sunday
and through the entire distance some
excellent crops were seen, Wheat is
all ready for the harvester and there
ale some oats that are still standing
which need cutting, but the delay is
due to a heavy lain that visited the
section IA miles southeast Thursday.
The corn crop all through that part
is practically assured, and there was
hardly a field but what showed the
early formation of ears.
Rev. a. Sundberg, pastor of the
Swedish Lutheran church, was the
victim of a very happy surprise party
"Wednesday evening, when about -
of his parishioners called at his resi-
dence in the Gleason addition. Mr..
Sundberg has just finished erecting
a new residence over there and his
members thought it would be a good
idea to give him sort of a house
warming. The church members from
the country drove into town and
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