The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-23

tHc HIlllltSOtd Muualll Lie insurance
20. is in the city in the interest oil
his company.
Mss Myrtle Coleman vert TO Des
MONIES, Iowa. where she Will enter
a large millinery establishment to
acquire the spling STYLES in trim
ming.
s. C. Iheis, of Theis Advertising
Agency. of Minneapolis, arrived in
the city Thursday TO attend the
meeting of the South Dakota Press
Association.
A. o. Wensberg, representing the
e [. johnson manufacturing Co.
printers suDpliers. OF st. Paul. is
calling upon the local trade ana at
tending the press meeting.
Mrs g.. II. Miner entertained a
few intimate friends at a 6 O'clock
tea Tuesday in honor OF Mrs. M
+. Barber, who is spending the win
ter with her son. w. A. Barber.
Jos. Swift has been back TO his old
home at Elburn, H.. for several
weeks and returned Wednesday after
noon. MIR. Swift also stopped at Free
port for a day or so to visit at the
home Offices OF the German Insurance
Co, which he represents as agent i'm
this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Mckinley de-
parted Wednesday for Seattle,
Wash, where they expect 10 reside
in the future. Airs. McKinley's men
tai condition seems to be about the
same since her return from Sioux
City a week ago. Justice Mckinley
las assumed the interest of his son
in the firm of Mckinley & Eddy.
j. h. Auckland went to Chicago
Thursday to meet with the man.
ayers of the Redpath Lyceum Bureau.
Their men from all over the United
States meet there for a few days for
d course OF instructions from the
managers. Mr.. Auckland intends to
return to South Dakota and work
this state and possibly some adjoin-
ing states for the bureau.
Asa Dodd brought TO the Office of
The Republican Thursday a copy Of
the Ulster County Gazette published
at Kingston, N. Y. of the date of
January 4, 1900, which contained the
official announcement of the death
OF George Washington, which o.
CURED December IA, 1899. and also a
statement of the funeral services.
1t is quite an interesting relic.
Larry Burns arrived i'm the city
Thursday for a stay of a o pie @
weeks in thus section. Mr.. Burns
was a former resident Of this county,
living up IN Perry township. After
d%isposing of his farm property he
moved to Battle Greek. Mich, and is
engaged i'm business pursuits there.
He says he is very glad indeed to get
among his old friends and to find
that there is still some decent
weather left in some parts of the
country.
The w. C. T. u. held memorial eX-
ercises for Frances Willard in the
Rest Room at the city hall Tuesday
evening. Several selections from the
speeches of United States senators
which we're delivered at the time
Miss Wizards statute was placed in
the Hall OF Fame at Washington,
we're read. Thelma Cassem rGcited
and several musical selections we're
given. A small admission was
charged which will 20 to the advance
ment of the work started by Miss
Willard. After the exercises refresh
ments we're ser we'd by the ladies.
G. A. Vermilyea's delivery horse
creating a good deal OF excitement
TUESDAY evening by running away.
The animal was standing in the al
ley and started to run. he turned
east and went down the plank side
Walk at a lively rate. 1T
like an earthquake jolt had taken
place OF heavy thunder. The horse
reached the middle Of the street,
turned square around II front of the
store and went down in a heap in
the cement gutter. The horse was
liberated from his position and no
damage was done.
The Degree of Honor and the A. o,
q. w. gave a social in their hall
Tuesday evening, which was largely
attended 10y the members from both
the city and the country. A very
fine program was given at the first
and the several numbers were re-
ceived with the heartiest OF apprecia-
tion. The following numbers were
given: Instrumental duet, Misses
Maynard and Wiltse; vocal solo,
Ethel Tobin: vocal duet, Rose and
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