The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-27
ETHAN.

Ethan, April, FLAMES Otttnan
suffered a stroke OF paralysis Thurs
day night about 6 O'Clock. DR.. Dun
das, his family physician, was sem
for, but Mr.. Ottman is still In a pre-
~carious condition at this writing.
Mrs. L. McKeel his daughter, ar
rived from Virgil Friday moor
Mrs. Ira Cults and Mrs. Art
Pierce drove to Alexandria Saturday.
Mrs, j.. L Gallagher is spending
a few days visiting her parents at
Alexandria, waiting to be sum-
moned by hel husband out to their
claim 10 miles west of Presho.
We are glad to be able to state
that Father Brones has decided to
remain with this parish.
Miss Elya KlotZ of the d. W. IT..
is expected home today to remain
until Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Dabler and daughter
May returned Friday from Chamrher
lain where Miss May filed on a claim.
Mrs. Sexton is here to make an ex-
tended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Tobey.
Max Burgfried returned Thursd day
from Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he
went to. attend the wedding of his
sister.
George Sand went to Mitchell
Thursday.
Messrs. Frank Cole, Henry sto-
pher, Art Pierce and Philip Germ
schied drove to Stickney Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. S. Snyder drove
TO Mitchell Wednesday.
ALI. Clement and Eliphus Tobey
have returned from Sioux Falls.
Ethan, April 26.-John Craig came
down from Plankinton Monday to
visit his parents.
Mr.. Schemmer and Mr.. Gallagher
are expected home today.
Mr.. Gleason came in on the train
Wednesday,.
George Sand has gone to Chicago.
Miss Annie Coyne will give a school.
entertainment on Saturday night,
April %. Quite a number have been
invited to help or music, among
them being Miss Nina Trow.
Ckovo nntho,tse eol,ool ,.;l1 ,i...,
on Friday May 4 when the teachers,
pupils, parents and friends will in-
Idulge in the pleasure of a picnic, the
first Of the season.
Miss Nina Trow's school will close
Thursday May 3rd.
Mrs. Carrie Cole is having her lot,
where Mr.. Jonas Nelson lives,
fenced.
|. Lloyd McKeel Of Virgil has been
here with his wife for the last few
days on account of MI. Ottman's
sickness.
Robert Curran went to Minnesap-
oils last week and expects to arrive
home today.
James Champion spent a day or two
in Mitchell retaining home Mon
day.
RIvERsIDE.
Riverside, April 25.-W. L. Wallis
was in Fulton on business "Wednesday
evening.
W. s. Gardner shipped a carload
OF hogs to Sioux City Thursday.
Miss Fern Amer is assisting Mrs.
Albee curing house cleaning.
r. E. Patterson called in River
side between trains Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Wallis, of
Mitchell, calledta at W. u. Wallis Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bowman, Of
Des Moines, Iowa, arrived here
last week to takeclarge OF Mr..
Elliott's farm during their. absence to
their claim. Mrs. Bowman is a sis
ter Of Clarence Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Wallis and
MIR. and Mrs. j. f.. Wallis attended
quarterly meeting in Bard Sunday
evening.
The baseball nine met in Riverside
Monday evening and organized for
1906. Harry SAINTS was chosen cap
tain. They also ordered some new
suits.
Fred and Lottie Soper and Edna
Nelson, Of Mitchell, were callers at
MI. and Mrs. Henry Schultz Sum
day.
There was a large attendance at
the Epworth League business meet
ing Saturday evening at che home OF
Harry Albee. The following officers
we're elected for the next year. For
president ] L. Wallis, trst vice,
Della Wallis; second vice Edna Mall-
|ls: third vice Mrs. ]. f. Wallis;
fourth vice Lloyd Gardner; secrc-