The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-26

Albert Roberts, of Huron, spent
Sunday in the city as a guest at the
home OF DIR. /. Windle.
Mrs. Guy Miltimorc arrived Sun.
day afternoon from Chicago to visit
with MI. and Mis-. G. L. Miltimore.
Charles Derr went out to Reliance
Satarda to take charge of an elevator
which his father has recently erected
at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Slade and
daughter, Pearl, arrived home
Saturday from their trip to points
in Wisconsin.
w. 1. Chappell. of Sioux Falls, is
visiting with his brother, Harry, OF
this city, and may decide to remain
In Mitchell for the remainder OF the
summer.
Mrs. w. II. Melerstein and child
zen have been visiting at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. +. A.. Craft and
lefd Saturday for her home at
Kansas City.
Miss Florence Watkins aud Guy
Burkett of Hawarden. Iowa, have
been The guests of Miss Dobson for
the past week, and returned home
Monday morning.
The University and high school
Observatory, which has been located
Gu the back of the lots owned by the
Rev. j.. O. Dobson, is being moved
to the University campus.
j. M. Bailey, of Stoughton, Wis,
state manager OF Wisconsin for the
Beaver Life Insurance Co., was in
the city Friday, the guest Of DR..
aud Mrs. j. +. Atkin son.
DR.. A. II. Daniels departed Fri
day for a. trip out to Denver.
Colo, and will spend some time at
the mines of the Honest John Min
ing Co., which are located at Idaho
Springs.
Walter Ralph was released on
bonds OF 5000 Tuesday afternoon. He
was bound over to the circuit court
on the charge of 1obbing some old
gentleman in a livery barn one day
last week.
Ray Dunbar, who has been con-
fined to the hospital for the past
four weeks, is so far recovered from
a severe case Of appendicitis that he
was able to return to his home south
of White Lake Saturday.
Mrs. d. W. Burright and three
children arrived Friday evening
from Salisbury, N. c. and will
make an extended visit amcng rela-
tiyes and friends. She is at tile home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Koch.
During tile Summer School over
at the University a tennis tourna-
ment has heen going on in which the
finals were reached Thursday even
ing and were played off by Messrs.
Wtgzel and Garner, the latter win
Ii ~ the championship.
john L. Gust. an alumnus OF
Dakota Wesleyan and who is now
taking the law curse of North
western University. passed through
the city Friday on his way to the
western part Of the state. MIR. Gust
is putting in his vacation as chief OF
the commlssary department OF a rail.
way construction gang.
ii. g. S~eigard, who has beef
here for several months working as
relief train dispatcher in the Mil,
%waukee's office, has resigned hi.
position with the company anC
Saturday left for Garner. Iowa,
where he has accepted a position III
the bank at that place. j. A. Keen
OF Mason City, Iowa, arrived Friday
afternoon to take the place of Mr.
SMeigaId. With the addition of Mr.
Keen there is quite a colony o,
Mason City people gathering ir
Nitrhcll. and they are III a las;
ui ltiZens that 10 toward helpint
TO make up Il gCOd town.
Gus Splitz appeared before Judge
Herbert Saturday to answer tx
the charge Of disturbing the peace
of his family. when a few nights
ago he chased his wife and children
around the house with a bngg,
whip. He was put under bonds o
$500 to keep the peace, and cot beins
afle to furnish the bond for hi!
good conduct in the future he wa
renamed to the county jail, wher'
he will remain until he is able tt
give the bond. Attorney McGIati
had charge OF the case for State
Attorney spangler, who is in Thu
east at the present time.
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