The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-12
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MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT APPEN IN,
COURSE OF A WEEK.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Grace,
Friday. evening. a son.
Wanted Men and teams Frank
Nfaier io5 west 4th street.
MIS-. Adelia Low,ie letr Monday
morning for Chicago to nmbea visit
with relatives.
Il p. Packard. OF RedtieId. COM
mander of the state 6. y. r., was in
the city Monday.
= " L. Upton went to Cary Mon
day to attend a meeting of the
state board of charities and corlec-
tions
L. II. Nabineer Departed Monday
morning for Los Angeles. Cal, being
called there by The sickness of his
daughter, MIS- Julia Cooley.
i. p. McGovern aud l.. i. Welch
spent sunday in soux Falls in at
tending a meeting OF the Knights OF
Columbus and returned home Monday
morning.
Geo. w. Williams clne back trom
Huron Saturday evening to pack up
his household goods to remove to
that place. He has a position with
the Journal-WN Would.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Slosson de-
parted Monday morning for Sabetha,
Kan, TO make d visit with relatives.
Mr.. Slosson is the manager for Ed
wards, Wood s. Co.
Mrs. w. L. West. wife of the GOV
eminent cattle Inspector, departed
Monday for her former home in
Maine to make a visit among rela-
tives, expecting to be gone most of
the summer.
j. L. Miller, who was injured some
weeks ago and was laid up for nearly
two weeks, received d check yester-
day from the Woodman Accident Asso.
citation, in which be carries an acct
dent policy. Mr.. Miller said the as
soclation was very prompt i'm paying
his claim when 1T had been presented
properly.
Rev. l.. T.. John returned Mon
day from Parkston. He said that
Sunday he conducted the funeral
services over the remains of the late
Daniel shearer, assisted by III. VI.
Weak. The deceased was one of the
oldest settlers in Hutchinson county
having located there i'm 1872. He
passed away Friday and the inter
ment took place at Midtown imme-
diatclN after the funeral services
At the medal contest at tine
court house last Saturday evening UNI
der the auspices of the W. G. T. II.
the siNler medal VAS awarded 70 John
herry, Grace jelly standing second.
The gold medal was awarded to
Miriam Clark, second place To Lizzie
Kelly. No more contests Will re
hello I'LL in the early part of June al
ter the close OF school, when a grand
gold medal contest is being planned.
g. l.. llurd returned Saturday af-
ternoon from Centerville. where he
vent early in the week TO purchase
the Chronicle at sherin's sale. but
the former owner. l.. ID. Bartell COM
pleted a deal with another party
which enabled him to get a little
money out of the failure. MI. Hurd
spent a few days at Parker before re-
turning home. He was until a week
ago employed in The Republican job
rooms, nut resigned to ia >e up news
paper work AGAIN.
Rev. f. w. Greene, of st. Mary.s
Episcopal church, left Monday for
Chicago. where he will meet Mrs.
Greene. who is coming from then
former home at Schenectady. N. y.
Mrs. Greene will enter a hospital
there for treatment aud atte, her re-
covery she will come on to Mitchell
to take up her home with the fam
ly. Mr.. Greene will return the lat
ter part Of the week. Their daugll-
ter, who is nov in school at Schen-
ectady, will come TO Mitchell shortly
after June l..
On account of the spring house
cleaning in the Methodist church the
services Sunday had to be changed to
the city hall building, and for once
there was room for the usually large
congregation which assemblies every
SUNDAY morning amG evening. Pastor
Wilkinson had a heart to heart talk
with those who are on probation eX-
planning 10 them the principles and
doctrines of Methodism. The even
ing services were added to IN a
musical way by the singing Of eight
young ladies from the University.
The game of ball Saturday after
noon between the high schools of
Sioux Falls and Mitchell at Univer-
sity athletic park resulted dlsas-