The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Truax, left
Monday on the Omaha for Mime
apolis, Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mrs. Vim. Duncan and daughter,
Mrs. Stevenson. went TO DAVIS Fri
day to visit with htr daughter.
A. l.. G. Uiliman left Tuesday for
Hazelton. Iowa, where he will make
an Indefinite visit. He has rented
his fam in Perry township aud will
take a rest from farm labors.
Geo e Logan came down from
MinneapolisTuesday morning and will
be here for a week looking after his
buildings in making a few improve
ments on them for his tenants.
Nus. E. W. Greene and little son
arrived last Saturday from their
home at Schenectady, N. Y, to take
up their residence in Mitchell. Mrs.
Greene is the wife of Rev. Greene Of
ST Mary's Episcopal church.
a. e. Hitchcock went out to Gam
Valley Monday evening to attend cir
cult court. After the close Of the
term he will 90 to Oacoma to attend
the sale OF lots i'm the new addition
to Oacoma, in which he is interested
as one OF the owners Of the property.
A tiny shetland colt Was born
Tuesday at Gentry Bros. show and
the managers informed the Repub-
lican reporter that they intended to
name the little fellow Mitchell after
our city. Nearly every seal in the
tent was filled this afternoon and
IL n wishes to see animals act as
though they had human intelligence
they should attend this evening.
A. A. Boynton, arrived Tuesday
from Bismarck, N. D., where he
has been connected with the United
States land office for nearly a year,
having been transferred from the
local Office. Inasmuch as business
has increased to such an extent as to
require another clerk Mr.. Boynton
was sent back again, a change that
is quite acceptable to himself and
his many friends in Mitchell.
Miss Nina Champlin, CT Chicago.
! has been visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Enos Champlin, on Third
Avenue east, for the past, two weeks
and returned home last Saturday.
Sunday the other members of the
family were here and MI. and Mrs.
Champlin celebrated their fiftieth
anniversary of married life. 1t was
their intention to have the celebra-
ton in February, but on account Of
the bad weather it was postponed
until the present.
Prof. j. M. Breckenridge, OF Huron,
arrived in the city OH Monday even
ing, and Tuesday morning attended a
meeting Of the faculty Of the city
schools, for the purpose of outlining
the work for next year. Prof. Breck-
enridge was recently elected to the
position Of principal of the city
schools, and aside from his regular
duties he will devote some special
work among the athletes. The teach
ers expressed themselves as being we'll
pleased with the new member Of the
faculty.
Monday evening a pleasant social
event occurred at the home of Mrs.
Olson on North Edmunds street. It
was in the nature of a surprise on
Miss Edla Laurson, who for three
years past has been the faithful and
efficient teacher Of the Epwortb\
League Mission Study class. After a
pleasant social hour and light re-
freshments, Miss Olson, in behalf of
the class. presented Miss Laurson with
a beautiful Japanese vase and a
book mark as tokens of esteem and
appreciation.
a party of ladies went over to
Huron Tuesday to attend the
meeting of the State Federation Of
Women's Clubs. Mrs. Geo. II. Rev
and Mrs. A. E. Hitchcock will rep
resent the Round Table, Mrs. Fl. ID.
%Buttertield, the Woman's Library
Association, aud Mrs. o. L. Rra,,-
son and Miss Emma Haynes the To-
day Club. Mrs. Ed Leehan expects
to go tomorrow as the representative
Of the Art Club The delegation will
extend an invitation to the Fedora
ton to meet in Mitchell next year.