The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-09-28
IN TOWN Y COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN m
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

spending the week of the corn palace
with friends.
The Misses Bu1key and Burns, OF
Montrose. are guests OF Mrs. W. A..
Heimberger this week.
Miss Ella Webster returned home
Wednesday from Minneapolis, where
she has been for a month.
Mrs. A. j. Dix, Of Sioux Falls.
Is the guest of Mrs. w. a. Hem
berger, during corn palace week.
Mrs. q. A. Dawson arrived home
Tuesday evening from her trip to
Chicago, having been away several
weeks.
Mrs. j. a. Gheen was among the
SiouA City exculsionists Thursday.
and was greeted by many of her old
friends.
Miss Hazel Lathrop arrived home
flom her trip to milwaukee,. She has
been at Ashton the g'eater portion
of the summer.
V. Neumann. of Oakland, Neb..
arrived to make a visit with his
daughter, Mrs. j. G. Harker, during
com palace week.
N. Nj. Canham. of Cahrey, H.,
arrived Wednesday morning TO visit
his uncle, j. r. CanhaM, west of
town, duling the week.
Misses Hurts, Of Huron, and Miss
Mary Fink. of Luverne. Mimi, are
visiting with Mrs. ID. b. Sneller
during corn palace week.
Mis-. Edith Baughman has been in
i Chicago for the past two weeks VISIT
ing with friends and looking after
the selection of her stock millinery.
Orwir Peck left Tuesday for Mad
ison, Wis. to pursue his studies in
the state university. Mr.. Peck will
graduate at the enc of the college
year.
Joseph Elmer Lennox and Miss
Mary T%ressvig, OF Mt. Vernon, were
united in marriage Tuesday after
noon by Rev. F. ]. Norton. in this
city.
Mrs. R. F. Dundas. who has been
visiting with relatives at Grand
Rapids, and Lyons, Mich, for sew
eral months arrived home Tuesday
evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Page arrived
Wednesday morning from their home
at Buckley, Wash to remain a few
days. Mr.. Page was married several
years ago and this is the first trip Of
his wife to Mitchell.
Mrs. b. Evans and little daugh-
ter, Ruth, arrived Wednesday
from Central City, Iowa. Mrs. Evans
is a sister Of President Gale OF the
corn palace, and this is her first trip
to Mitchell during the palace sea-
son.
The dances given IN the club rooms
each evening during corn palace are
attracting large crowds every night.
and they afford the young people an
opportunity for further enjoyment.
Huyke's orchestra is furnishing some
good music during the week.
Mrs. o. ii. L. Werneicke and two
sons, Of Grand Rapids, Mich, have
been visiting at the home Of Judge
Abbey for a few days and left Tues
day for Highland Park, near Chi
cago, where Mrs. Werneicke will
place the boys in a military school.
Money saved is money earned.
Blood's Paint will help you to in
ctaese your bank account. It's use
does w with frequent repainting.
It's a pure paint made to give years
of service. When you buy it you
know what you get. There are no
chances taken by using it. Sold by
Mckinley & Eddy.
John McA rtbur, of Aberdeen. is in
1 the city. Mr.. Macarthur conducts a
large musical establishment in that
place and has just opened a branch
in Mitchell, which is in charge of
George G.. Holleran. Mr.. Macarthur
is making a heavy discount Of his
pianos this week, as will be noticed
on another page.
j. H. Murphy, manager Of the
Murphy Allison Co., which handles
the eating house privileges along the
line of Milwaukee company, is in tile
city to spend a day or two at the
corn palace. MIR. Murphy is an en-
thusiastic supporter Of the corn pal
ace idea, and be thinks Mitchell is
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