The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-02

Mrs. ID. b. Miller departed WGanes
day morning for Chicago to make a
visit with friends.
Mrs. V. T.. Mowery. who has been
away on a visit to points in Iowa for
several weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. A. Kendall, OF Toledo, Ohio,
arrived Tuesday evening to visit her
son, George Kendall, both OF whom
are guests at The Widmanr.
A dancing party was given in the
Mitchell Club rooms Tuesday even
ing by the Mitchell Dance and Con-
cert orchestra. the floor being filled
with dancers, who enjoyed the fine
music very much.
1t is Granddad Becker now. MIR.
Becker received a telegram Wednesday
morning announcing the birth Tues
day OF a baby boy to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edwin Metz, whose home
is in New York
A. e. Hitchcock has disposed Ut
his two lots on the corner on Fourth
& venue east aud Kimball street, L..
ID. Milne purchasing one and +. w.
White the other. Both gentlemen
are arranging to bulls early iii she
spring.
Oliver Spiller, who resides on the
Burr farm, and conducts a dairy
business, is confined to his home by
reason OF a gathering in his ear, a
surgical operation having been per-
formed on it a few days ago by Drs
%Ereyberg, Bobt and Reamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. w. Johnston in
formally entertained a small party of
friends at The Mitchell Tuesday
evening at progressive sinch, the
prizes being awarded to Mrs. C. W..
Hoon aud Or. S. j. Moore. Refresh
ments were served at the close of
the evening.
A. f. Martin aud family have
moved to the city from G%arretsoni
and are living ia the house OF j..
j. Gleason. Mi. Martin has come
here for the purpose OF engaging In
the meat market business and as
soon as he secures a suitable location
he Intends to open up for business.
Miss Cora Thomas arrived home
Wednesday from G%raceville, Mimi,
in company with her mother, Who
went up there last Friday. The
young lady has been having consid-
cradle trouble with her eyes of late
and her parents thought 1t best to
bring her home for treatment.
The matter OF the class scrap has
been peacefully settled by the four
college classes meeting a few days
ago and dlsspproyirg OF a couple Of
the prominent features OF the recent
class scrap. Their resolutions La re
beer sent to the faculty aud have
been accepted, and all persons in
the affair have heer re-inStated.
New settlers are coming into Davi-
son county with the opening OF
spring. Wednesday G. Il. Robson
and the Ewing brothers. of Bagley.
Iowa, arrived with three cars OF
household goods and farming inple-
ments and nave moved to their re-
spective farms. The Ewing brothers
bought q half section OF land IL
miles northeast of the city.
Misses Ethel Shepherd and Grace
Whiteford. aud Messrs Roland Davis
aud Ransom Tone, of the University.
departed via the Omaha road for
Nashville. Tenn. to attend the ma
tional convention OF the Y. W. and
the. Y. NJ. q. A., which convenes
shis week. They represent Dakota
Wesleyan University as n Of the
colleges OF the state. THE conven-
tiun Will be In session until Sunday.
The Sioux CRY Journal made some
very complimentary remarks concern
ing the Buster Brown show which is
to appear in Mitchell tomorrow even
ing. Buster and Tige were ln!Sioux
City Monday night and the antics OF
the two, together with the chorus
9girls and their songs and marches,
we're received with great acclaim.
The company appeared at a matinees
and a second evening performance
Tuesday. 3
Mrs. A. Il. Hitchcock entertained
the members OF the Five Hunrded
club at her home Tuesday evening.
Dinner was served at $50 O'Clock i'm
the OF 3 buffet luncheon.
which was 4 %delixhtiul diversion from
the usual course. The balance OF the
evening was devoted to progressive
Five Hundred and a very enjoyable