The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-06-07

Miss Coggshell arrived Tuesday
evening from Omaha to visit her
Mrs. W. +. Turner.
Get IA good lunch at Weber Il
while in town.
The government thermometer regis
at 81 degrees Wednesday norm
a point most III comfortable for
this season Of the year. Many
thought that there was a frost dur
ing the night, but it failed by S
degrees.
Buell. Evans, who has been visiting
his son, Frank, and hrother-in-law,
L. o. Gale. for several weeks, re-
turned home Tuesday morning to
Central City, la.
DIR. j. G. Mccartney and Or. Ray
Smith went over 70 Sioux Falls
Tuesday to attend the state conven-
,ion of the South Dakota DENIAL
Association.
Il. +. Hartman arrived from Fort
Worth. Texas, and will remain here
for some little time, Coming up
from Texas Mr.. Hartman says he
finds the weather a little cooler than
down there. although it has been
bad enough in that country.
j. B. Wolgemuth is back home and
he wants to further the interest of
the ladies in appearing on horseback
for the parade of the travelling mems
convention. lie says he has re-
ceised a goodly humber of applica-
tions to appear in the parade and he
wants all that he can get.
DR.. L. I'll. Youneman is making
war on the blue JAYS, which he
declares IRE killing all the young
robins in the city. The DR.. says he
bias been destroying the blue jays
just as fast as possible and urges
Others to do the same to the save the
robins from utter destruction.
Mrs. A. W. Bell and children de-
parted Tuesday for Rapid CITY,
in the Black Hills, where they will
spendthe summer With Mrs. Bells
parents. Rev. Bell accompanied
them as far as Sioux City. By the
time OF their return it is expected
that the rectory will be ready for
use.
DR.. j. G. Mccartney received his
commission Monday afternoon from
Governor Crawford as his appoint
ment to a membership or the board
of State Dental Examiners. He will
succeed DR.. Larson. DR.. Mccartney
has had considerable experience on
the board in former years, and will
now assume Its duties at a meeting
of the board in Sioux Falls.
o. ". Coursey arrived in the city
Wednesday evening from Chicago to
remain a few days with oldt,me
friends. Mr.. Colrsey was a former
resident Of Michel and vas associat-
ed prominently in educational and
military circles. He is now con-
neoted with the WEIGH Co., a large
book concern and folds an Important
position with the company. He goes
up to Beadle county today to
visit with his mother and will return
direct to Chicago.
Georpe.W. Norvell arrived Tuesday
morning from Ashton, where he
stopped a day to see his mother on
his return from the interstate
oratorical contest at Grand Forks.
n. %. A dozen or fifteen students
met Mr.. Norvell at the train and
while there was no opportunity for
onRratulating HIM, vet they desired
to express their hearty appreciation
of the fight that he MADE in the con-
test for Dakota Wesleyan, losing out
by a narrow margin, as all the
markings were very close.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G. Wood, Of
Tecumseh, Neb., have been in the
city for several days and returned
home Tuesday. While here Mr..
Wood arranged to establish a cloth
ing house in this city on Aug. Is, by
which time he will be able to secure
one of two buildings on Main street.
Mr.. Wood has teen in business at
York and Iecumseb for thirty years.
and is a thorough clothing man, and
says that he will have an up-to-date
store when 1t is opened. In the Test
family Mr.. and Mrs. Wood found
some oldtime friends, The Tests
having come here from York.
When the prayer meeting at the
Methodist church was concluded
Wednesday evening, Pastor Wilkin-
son called Mrs. Boob to the front Of
the church and presented her with a
beautiful cut glass vase in behalf OF
the Ladies Aid Society. He econ.
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