The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02


Mrs g. ". Glllis. left Wednesday
for Toledo Ohio, being called there
by the serious illness of her brother.
Mrs. A.. l.. Hitchcock arrived
home Thursday FROM Chicago.
where she has been visiting for the
past month.
Mrs. o. z. Graham lef. Saturday
afternoon for Woonsocket to remain a
short time before returning to her
home at Union Grove, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. III. Lucas, of Red
Lodge, Montana, arrived to make a
visit with their niece, Mrs. Frank
BEDFORD.
Miss Lottie Bremen, of Canton,
arrived on the evening Milwaukee
Friday to visit with her cousin, Miss
Lucy Parsells.
Mrs. Geo. Fl. Miner has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. b.
Watson, at CHAMBERLAIN, and re-
turned home this morning.
Franz MAYNARD came in from the
west Tuesday to remain a day or
two. Mr.. Maynard is running on
the new division out there.
Geo. e. Dean. of this city, who
moved here early in the slmmer
from Canton, has been elected
principal OF the schools of Salem.
@. j Peterson. travelling freight
agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul road, was in the city today
and was being Introduced among the
business men by Commissioner Ness.
Mrs. II. j. Bouquet, of Alex
andria, who is at the hospital, where
she submitted to an operation
recently. is reported to be very much
better.
Or. and Mrs. e. f. Reamer and
children departed Thursday via
the Omaha road for Lake Mime
tonka, near Minneapolis, for a
months recreation.
DR.. Samuel Weir departed Thursday
morning for Memo, where he will
deliver a lecture before the teachers
OF the normal institute this evening.
Next week Dr.. Weir lectures before
the institute at Armour.
A. B. Test has been down to Lake
Okoboji. Iowa, for a week taking a
rest from bis farm labors. and came
home Friday afternoon. He said he
spent a good deal Of che time fishing
and discovered that the lake con-
tanned some mighty big ones.
a. e. Hitchcock came home Sat-
urday morning from Cable, Wis, near
which place he has been on a fishing
excursion for the last week or ten
days. A. portion of the time Geo.
II. Rev was with him. Mr. Hitch
cock reported that fishing was good.
A good game of baseball was played
between the Juvenile teams of Alex
andria and Mitchell Friday afternoon
at Athletic Park, and the game was
won by the Alexandria aggregation
by a score of 6 to q, a remarkably
close n for the boys.
Monday morning Fred Kratz,
Charles and Loren Weber, Gail
Maerenford and George Like went
into camp in Naser's grove on the
jim river, located a short distance
west OF Whites grove. The young
men are taking their vacation season
together and will remain all the
week, and they are planning on hav-
ing a fine time.
II. ID. Butter tield.'depalted Wcdnes
day morning for Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
At that place he will meet Mrs.
Butterield and together with their
daughter, Roxy. aud Mrs. Butter
fields sister, Miss Byers, they will
90 east, visiting Chicago, Washing
ton and New York. At the latter
place Mr.. Buttertield will make mis-
selection OF fail and winter goods.
They viii be away about three weeks.
Ms. Fl. r. Kibbee entertained
the members Of the bridge whist
club Mt her houe FRIDAY afternoon
in honor of Mrs. O p. Graham. Of
Union Grove, Wis four tables b, ing
in play. The afternoon was spent In a
manner most pleasant. Refresh
ments were served. There was one
feature OF the afternoon for which
Mrs. Kibhee vas not prepared and
which took her somewhat by sur
prise. Friday was the fifteenth
anniversary OF her wedding day, and
the ladies OF the clut united In
presenting her With a handsome piece
Of cut glass, in harmony with the
anniversary.
The closing out sale at the Lyon
Store Co. still continues with the
following: Ladies white canvass
oxfords, former price $3.50, now
Bios. Ladies 1925 white canvass
OyPordc 90 coptc Mjococ OF OK -,Ls..