The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-30

Monday, March 26, a son.
Mrs. Thomas Manchester and
daughter. Ruth, departed Wednesday
morning for Chicago for a brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. r. Kibbee arrived
home Wednesday from Chicago.
where they have been for the past
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. i3idwell ar
rived home Tuesday evening from
their trip to Cuba, having been away
nearly two months.
Mrs. Virginia Doyle departed this
morning for Freeport and Chicago to
make a visit of several weeks with
friends and relatives.
Judge Smith and daughter. Miss
Una, went over to Sioux Falls Wea-
nesday via the Milwaukee road f0
remain a few days.
j. II. White. after being i'm tine
city over Sunday and attending to
some business matters, returned
Tuesday morning to CenterSille.
T. j. Spaneler has been in Mil
waukee for several days attet ding TO
some legal business and arrived nome
Wednesday via the Omaha road.
Mrs. II. Macleod, of st. Paul. who
has been visiting her daughter, Nus.
Nj. II, Patton. departed for her
home Wednesday. via Mason City.
Rev. +. W. Greene went to Parker
Wednesday to assist the rector OF
the Episcopal chulch in conducting
| Lenten services for one or two nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5. Wilson and
daughter. Miss Ruth, departed Tues
day via the Milwaukee road for
Los Angeles. Cal at which place
they will take up their residence for
IA year at least.
Mrs. u. III. Quinn received a mes
sage Tuesday afternoon stating thai
her father Was dying At McGregor.
Iowa. In company with MI. QUINN
she left for that place Wednesday
on the Milwaukee passenge~
Presiding Elder Dobson. who has
been. quite i'll for several weeks, is
reported as being some better and is
able to sit no ut home several hours
during the day. DIR. Dobson has
been in poor health for several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid w. Smith and Mi.
and Mrs I'm. White informally enter
tanned a small party of lady and gem
tlemlen friends at six O'Clock dinner
Tuesday evening, which was follow
ed uy a very enjoyable evening Of du-
plicaJe whist.
IIuron Huronile: PROT j. NJ.
breckenridge arrived from Mitchell
lliday evening and will spend a
weeks vacation With friends in the
city. Judging from the professors
frequent visits. Huron must have
quite an attraction for HIM.
Information has been received hero
of the death of c. A.. %Elmepdori,
which occurred at his home in Mimi
apoliS n day last week. Mr.. T.
mendorf was we'll known in Mitchell.
and frequently played orchestra en-
gapulents in the earlier years. His
oldtime friends viii regret to hear of
his Geatll.
Mrs. Iolln ElnstNr. a sister OF 0.
W. and Y. 6. Coafgev. las heea visit
ing IN tile city ana left Wednesday
for her home at Dubuque, Iowa.
Mrs Ernster has been at Alpena for
SOME time taking care of her moth
Ell. Mrs. Coursey, and goes to her own
home BADLY crippled up. She fell
over a barrel several weeks ago and
severely injured her knee rap.
Rev. j. Saas arrived home Tuesday
evening from Nora Springs. Iowa.
where ne attended the conference of
the German Evangelical church. MI.
Saas was transferred TO the passionate
of the church at Si0uX Fails and will
preach bis closing sermon Sunday
morning. His successor at the Mitch
ell church will be Rev. A. Wetzel.
of Defiance, Iowa. Mr.. Wetzel, how
ever, will make his home at Armour
INSTEAD OF in this city.
Thos. Morgans, Editor Reed, of
the Woonsocket Herald. and O. j.
Straw, a travelling man. went out to
Pnkwana Wednesday and will put
i'm three o%r.sfour days bunting geese
as they.ssare flying nortnward. They
will camp about three miles back Of
the Missouri river. MIR. Morgans
says he has hunted i'm the same To-
cality for the past six years and finds
it very satisfactory in getting a good
bunch of game.
Mrs. Anna Walton, daughter Of
| Mrs. A. Vandenburg. died this