The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-25

Frank Maynard and daughter, Mis-
Mabel, departed Monday mornin.
for Prairie du Chem, Wis. to max,
a visit With relatives.
Mrs. L.. G. Thomas and daughters
Cora and Juliette, have been visiting
in WooDsocket for several DAYS anC
came home Monday morning.
Majestic ranges. prize winners al
st. Louis. Barber.
C.. g. Bras went up to Aberdeen
Monday evening to attend the teach
er's institute of Brown county in the
interests ofSthe South Dakota Edu-
Gator.
MIR. and Mrs. j.. w. Anderson, OF
Peoria, Ill.,, have been visiting at the
home of r. A. Hackett, and returned
home Tuesday morning. Mrs. Hackett
and Mrs. Anderson are sisters.
How can l double my income? At
Mankato Commercial College, Man.
kato. Mimi.
Miss Hazel Lathlop departed Tues
day morning for Sioux City and Mil
4 waukee to visit until the opening of
Dakota Wesleyan University, when
she will return to take up a cole! e
course.
Mrs. Thos. Morgans went out to
Miller Monday evening to visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. III. Jay
Cooke, at their ranch near that
place. Mr.. Morgans expects to go up
for the opening of the hunting sea-
son
Mrs. Ihos. Fullerton, who has
been very ill for some time past. is
recovering slowly. Tuesday and
: the day before She was able to sit up
a portion of the time, and her many
friends will be pleased to learn Of her
Improvement.
Prof. r. Il. Graham went out to
Pierre Monday e1ening to act as a
member OF the examining commit
tee OF the teachers examination pa
pers, which were sent to Pierre for
this purpose after the examination
that was held last week.
WANTED-A girl to do dining
mt chamber work. Merchants
hotel.
Fred Wells came back from Wesslng-
ton Springs Tuesday morning and has
accepted a position as salesman with
the Lyons Store Co., which will open
up for business in a few days. Mr..
Lyons stock has arrived and they
are being placed on the shelves.
Arthur Cummings is another party
who was out on azfast riding stunt on
Saturday evening and along with
Christ Nelson he was also arrested.
He agreed to appear before Justice
Mckinley Monday evening, plead
guilty and pay his fine. This he did
as he promised.
Delvan L. Becker arrived hume
Monday evening via the Omaha road
from Chicago, where he has been for
the past ten days. While in Chicago
Nh. Becker made some purchases for
the store in the way OF gents furn-
isbires and fall wearing novelties
that will soon be on display.
Guns and all kinds of ammunition.
Barber.
Miss Jess Litsey, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Lit
sey returned Tuesday morning to Chi
cago. Miss Litsey has been studying
vocal since she has been i'm the city
and has become highly proficient in
singing. She sang twice i'm the
Methodist church while home and
many very fine compliments we've
heard on her singing.
D. B. Sneller came home from
Sioux City Monday afternoon.
While at the ball game at Riverside
park Sunday lie jumped out OF the
grand stand to avoid the crowd and
caught his hand on the prong of a
harbed wire, cutting a ssyere cash
around the base OF his thumb. The
Tribune said Doc tainted at the
sight of the blood, but he declares
that was a mistake.
Tuesday afternoon A. f. Red
mann brought suit against John
Nolan for tiae recovery Of SAG. 80 due
on a promissory note. Judge j. N.
Grow appeared Tor Redmann and
Frank VanWagenen for Nolan. When
the evidence was submitted che court
gave his decision i'm favor of Red
mann, requiring the defendant to
pay the face of the note and the
costs, the whole of which amounted
to $57. so.
Oscar Wilson, a mar living on a
farm a few miles south OF town. was