The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-26
IN TOWN N
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN N,
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

gan, Friday, May 10, a daughter.
Weight, 10 pounds.
Miss Maude NanIassei came over
Ffiday afternoon from Alexandria to
visit with Mrs. I. 5. lurney.
l.. ID. Milne returned saturday
from Huron, where he Went TO at
tend to some business matters.
Miss Jennie Williams came over
from Madison Thursday and took a
position as stenographer in the office
OF j. E. Turner x Son.
Mrs. Geo. III. Summers and little
daughter left Friday morning for her
folmer home at Prospect. Ohio. aud
will remain there about six weeks.
The Misses Rinehart, a portion of
the dining room force of The Wild
mann. left Friday morning for AustIn,
Mimi, 10 remaln a month on a visit.
Misses Mary Preston and Nellie
Hannett returned Friday morning
from SIOUX Fails, where they attend
ed the session OF the Lady Maccabees.
Miss llllda Noren, from the COM
mercial department OF Dakota Wes-
leym took a position IS s%tenographer
Thursday for about thlee weeks
at the mill.
lack Anderson has resigned l4is po-
rs night clerk at Tie Wild
mann. ana his place is filled by Irwin
Norton. MI. Anderson expects to
10 Chicago.
Rev. and Mrs. 4. C1aig Bowdish
arrived home FRIDAY afternoon from
Yankton. wnere they nave been at
tending the annual session of the
CONGREGATIONAL churches of South
Dakota
fl. G. Nichols has Just equipped
his jewelry establishment with an
other large safe for storing his Jewel
ny. 1t weighs $3.50 pounds and is
capable of receiving a large quantity
of jewelry.
For sale. One Enterprise wind
mill and tower complete at $40. 90.
also one GAINESVILLE steel frame disc
corn cultivator in good repair, Sc 90.
w. a. Getty, Mitchell.
Mrs. f. A. Bidwell Mrs. j. S. viii.
and Mrs. M. a. Reeves returned
morning from Washington
Springs, where they have been in at
tendance at the district meetin of
the w. c. T. U. They report an ex-
cellent meeting and a good attend
ance OF delegates.
"a. Is. McKeel was at Virgil for
several days last week putting a
lin roof on the building of the State
This institution has just been
established at Virgil as the result of
the efforts of bankers at Washington
Springs. Lloyd McKeel, formerly of
this city, is the cashier OF the new
bank.
In honor Of Miss Moyer, Miss Starr
the lady members of the
of Dakota Wesleyan at a six
o'clock dinner party Thursday even
Miss Meyer is secretary of THE
y. W. {. y. at Sacramento. Califor-
MIA and is in the city for . short visit
With friends. The guests present
besides Miss Mover were Mrs. Lard
mel, Miss Moshier, Miss Baker. Miss
and Miss Lee.
Mrs. L. A. Stout entertained the
lady members OF the faculty of Da-
kota Wesleyan and the wives of the
professors at IN afternoon reception
from three tin six Thursday after
noon. Sherbet was served and the
were very tastlly decorated
sweet peas. The invited guests
were Mrs. Nicholson. Mrs. Lardner.
Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Glllilan1, Mrs.
Jayne, Mrs. Seaton. Mrs. Barry, Mrs
and MISS Mosher. Miss Baker,
Miss Ogin, Miss Lee and Miss Starr.
Late Thursday afternoon Chief
discovered Il party selling
some clothing around i'm the business
district, and ON inquirine if the fel
had a peddler. license and find
that he bad not the chief placed
The man under arrest and took hum
before Justice Mckinley. He gave
the name OF Joseph Brooks, and he
had every mark OF the hobo. whose
possession of the clothing was not
satisfactorily explained. The court
imposed a fine Of s. ani he was taken
to the Jail to he a guest of the city
for fou days.
The Mitchell contingent which
went to Redtield Tuesday evening
TO attend the sessions of the grand
lodge OF odd Fellows, the grand en-
and tn assembly of the
Daughters of Rebekah. returned
home Friday morning. In the party
Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Sphinx. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. {. Thomas, Mrs. Clara
a. Lukins, w. N. Hollands and {. c.
Mr.. Thomas vas alac+ad