The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09

morning COR Hardy. Ark, 20 visit
with relatives for three weeks.
Mrs. P. II. Kelly left for Huron
for a weeks visit with her. sister
and brother who reside in that city.
Laurice Vickers, %bookeeper in the
Western National bank, departed
Saturday for Chicago, and Edger-
ton, Wis on a vacation trip lasting
several weeks.
j. e. Turner has been visiting
will: his son, w. e. Turner and
family for a week or ten days and
Saturday left for his home at
Rockford, III.
M @. Porter, Myron Jackson and
Leo Carpenter left Tuesday via
the Omaha road for San Antonio and
Houston, Texas, on a tip lasting
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Hauert have
purchased the Central house opposite
the corn palace, and will make some
needed repairs and put it in good
shape for roomers.
Merle Brady and WAYNE George
took a camping outfit out to the
river Monday afternoon. expecting
10 spend the remainder of the week
in fishing and boating.
Mrs. George e. Logan arrived this
morning from Spring Valley, Mimi,
and will visit among her many old
friends in Mitchell. She is the
guest of Mrs. j. f. Anderson.
According to a Deadwood special,
Frank A. Craft, Of this city, was
the first person to buy a ticket over
the Milwaukee roads extension into
Rapid City, when he went through
last week.
Wellington Devers cane in from
Kennebec Monday morning. He has
closed up his real estate business
out there and expects to locate in
Seattle, Washington, in the near
future.
Or. Samuel Weir went to Armour
Saturday and will have charge as
conductor Of the teachers normal
institute, which opens there Monday
morning. Miss Conley also went to
Armour to teach in the institute.
q. w. Hoon, who bought the old
building formerly owned by the
Sioux Falls Brewing Co., is tearing
the old structure down and this fall
he will erect a building on the
site that will conform to the brick
buildings on the north.
Miss Ella Test, OF The Republican
business Office force, went to Lake
Okotoil Saturday for an outing
of a couple Of weeks. Miss Ethel
Smith, Of Huron, and formerly Of
Mitchell, joined Miss Test here and
wen. on to the lake for her vacation.
s. 3. Hess Of the Hess & Ran
company, left Tuesday for
Wauertown to look after his business
at that place. He will return to
Mitchell at frequent intervals to
keep in touch with the work of the
shop the firm has lately established
hele.
John w. Savage and Miss Ethel
NNilcn,, of TJn rt forrl rn,.n ~, n -; nj
Monday evening at 8 o'cock. the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
II. S. Wilkinson, OF the Methodist
church, the marriage taking place at
the home Of the groom's sister, Mrs.
Hattie Nordby, in the presence OF
a few friends and relatives. After the
a supper was served. They
will make their home In this city.
Friday evening the U-Go-I-Go club
met at the home of Miss Marie
Qrigley and had a picnic dinner on
the lawn. The guest of honor was
Miss Ethel Smith, of Huron. and the
young ladies came together in this
way IN order that all might he given
an opportunity to visit with her.
inasmuch as her stay In the city
was to be limited to a day, she leav-
ing this morning for Lake Okoboji.
John Green. who lives down in
Lishon township. received tele-
plam Saturday announcing the
death OF mis- sister, Mrs. Lucretia
Snyder, which occurred Friday at
her home in Sparta, Wis.,, after a
sickness of three months with dropsy.
Mr.. Green said that it was impos-
sible for him to return for the
funeral. With the Death of his
sister, Mr.. Green saio that he was
the only member of the family
living.
The monthly social and business
meeting OF the Mems Club of the
Presbyterian church was held Mon
day evening and was we'll attended.
A short program was carried out,
consisting OF an anthem, "Sweet the
Moments" by the Presbyterian