The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-12
ETHAN.

noon train.
Miss Florence Phelps took the
south bound train Friday.
Mrs. C. q. Lewis and daughter,
Madge, Of Mitchell,..were calling on
their many friends here Wednesday.
They expect to move to Presho in
the near future.
Mrs. Q. e. Drake and Miss Myrtle
TobiD attended the funeral Mr..
Thomas Briggs at Mitchell Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Sand went to Mitchell,
this week and returned Saturday.
Mike Coyne went to Parkston
Thursday to get some dental work
done.
Haley 1row has secured work with
II. q. Hoffman north of town.
Albert Klotz has just finished NOV
ing the buildings he recently pu1-
chased from MI. Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Quirk are re-
joicing over the birth of a daughter,
born Jan. 4Lh.
The frienus and schoolmates of
Master Bert Pirece surprised him ON
Wednesday evening. They had a
glorious time with music, elocution-
airy selections and games. Delicious
refreshments were served and they
all voted Mrs. Perez and Bert royal
entertainers.
Mrs. j. ". Tyler made a trip to
Mitchell Thursday.
Arthur Roney has returned to
Ethan, having helped Mr.. Sabin
move his family to a farm north Of
Ethan.
Miss katherine Craig, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Moran,
at Armour, returned Wednesday and
has been spending a few days with
her parents.
Mrs. Eta McKeel, of Virgil, is here
visiting her parents and many friends
and returned home today.
Bert Pierce, while working in the
livery barn Friday. accidentally stuck
a pitchfork tine into the Zig toe of
his left foot.
Mrs. Luther Plotner and children,
Ada and Harry, visited at the home
iof Mr.. and Mrs. AIT Pierce Wednes-
day.
1t is reported that Philip Tobin
municipalities moving his family back
Ito Ethan.
Wallace Gleason has bought a sec
tion of land. seven miles east oftown I;
price paid S25 an acre for wild land.
Ethan, Jan. O.-Mrs. Philip To-
bin and three youngest children ar
rived Friday from Tyndall. We
understand they have come to stay.
Mr.. Tobin and the boys will come
later with their car of goods.
John Donahue and wife are also
contemplating the idea o. again To-
eating in Ethan which shows it
must be a pretty good place to live
in after all. We welcome them all
hack in our midst.
Bert Dnpey. returned to his bust
ness at Marion Junction the last OF
the week after spending three or four
days with his old time friends mere.
Will STOPPER and Henry Scheick
ARRIVED home from Arkansas Tuesday
after having spent three weeks with
relatives and friends.
Miss Lillian Donk arrived home
from st. Joe, Mo-, Tuesday. where
she has been visiting Ter uncle,s
family.
Henry STOPPER has DO lght out
Fred Grosz's restaurant. Considera-
tion $4,000. He will remodel and
renovate it and open it for a share OF
the peoples patronage. Mr.. Gros7
will turn his attention to his black.
smith shop again, after having had
short rest.
Mrs. Gallagfer's aunt, who has
been here visiting from Genesee,
ILL.,, left for home Monday. She is q
sister Of Mrs. Pencil and Mrs. Gal
lagher had not seen her for l6 years
OF more.
The Workmen lodge Of this place
viii give an oyster supper on Friday
night. A program viii be rendered
and the families Of the Workmen
will be the guests.
"a masquerade dance will be given
! in Tobey's hall Jan. 18th. Whites
orchestra from Sioux Falls will fur.
nish the music. They will also
bring suits to rent.
John Siberz, OF Sioux City, vas in
town q few days ago.
We understand that Lynn Foster
IS a very little better. though still
very low. This family have the
syinpathy OF the entire community.
PROsPER.
Prosper, ian. 9.-Skating is fine