The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24
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Miss kutn 1oungman is NlSltllig
with friends in ABERDEEN and expects
to remain, there several weeks.
Born, to MI. and Mrs. G.. W.
Marks, at their home in Badger
township. Thursday, Aug. -, d SON..
Mrs. r. t. Robinson, OF Egan, is
visiting with friends in the city and
is a. guest at the hone of Mrs. Paul
Stowell.
W. j. Frad & Co. in
their advertisement today a feast OF
new things for the coming season,
and which can be read with interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Anderson ar
rived home Wednesday nom their
trip to Spooaer. Wis, where they
enjoyed a very pleasant outing at
the lake.
Nus. Henry l. Snow died at her
home on west Seventh street last
night about $50 O'Clock as the result
of heart disease. She was taken
suddenly i'll a little afternoon yestes-
day.
Or. G. a. Bower arrived home
from West Union. Iowa. where lie
was called last week by the sudden
death of his father, who has been
suffering with heart disease for some
little time, although his death was
unexpected.
George G. Holleran moved his
piano store to the south side of Sam
Webber's new building yesterday and
is again ready fer business. The room
is we'll suited for a piano sales room.
Mr.. Holleran expects the arrival of
more pianos in a short time.
w. e. Russ has sold his. half section
of land in Libson township TO w.
e. Dodge, of Washington Springs,
and lie has moved on to the place
The price paid was Sl3, OCO. MIR.
Russ expects to leave this week for
Be aver Ark, to spend some time
with his brother.
Miss Anna Haynes received a mes
sage Thursday from ller sister,
Mrs. c. S. ljobb, stating that Mrs.
e. O. McEwen, OF Mt. Vernon, was
operated on in Sioux City that day
for an internal trouble and that she
passed through it successfully and
that she is feeling fine. She was
accompanied by DIR. L. b. Smiley.
of Mt. Vernon.
MIR. and Mrs. FL. ID. Buttertield.
arrived home Wednesday evening
from their trip to the New York
market, where they purchased a
very attractive line of fall goods,
some OF which have already arrived.
Speaking OF the heat Mr.. Butter
field said that in New York that it
was so intense that business on Wall
street was practically suspended
during the afternoons Of the heated
term.
Fred Elce came over from Parker
Wednesday evening and returned
Thursday morning. He said that his
trained horse, Coney, was about re-
covered from his accident and that
The horse would be able to start in
hls exhibition work the first OF
next week. MI. Elce sad that the
horse was doing his work much
better this year and that he had him
under much better control.
Alexander Russell had all eyes turn
ed his way Thursday morning when
he appeared down town driving a
hack for r. j. West. 1t wasn't the
fact that Alex was driving the
hack, but the metropolitan appear
ance he had in his full suit Of livery,
plug hat, kid gloves and all. Met
ropolitan airsf we'll. we are going
some in Mitchell and Alex is setting
the pace in a new direction. He is
going to give the hack business a
trial in lis present capacity and If
the business comes fast enough so
that it pays him Alex says he will
purchase the outfit and do bushes.
his W hook. He certainly
ought to make good with his livery.
Misses Maude Belts and Grace
Conner entertained a party of young
ladies at the home of Miss Belts
Tuesday evening, at which Miss Ella
Vickers "a the guest of honor. The
occasion for tile gathering was in the
nature Of a parcel shower for Miss
Vickers who is to be an August
bride. The young lady was not
OF what was going to happen
until she arrived at the Belts home
and the nature OF the party was not
disclosed until particular notice was
taken Of the decorations. the cupids
aud hearts in the rooms suggesting
what had been prepared for Miss
Vickers. The amusements were in
formal in character. and A delightful