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

Mrs. Joshua Kenton and Miss
Emma Laurson departed Tuesday
fer Chicago.
Mrs. M. Kanoutf left Monday for
a weeks visit with frienns and
relatives at AItesian
Mrs. j.. F. Newbanks departed
Tuesday for Wellington, Kan, TO visit
with relatives for a month.
Get a good lunch at Weber &
Co.'s while in town.
Miss Leona Cook went over to
Howard a few days ago to visit
with friends for the week.
Mrs. II. E. Nelson left via the
Milwaukee road Tuesday morning for
Kansas City to make a visit with
relatives.
Miss McLain has been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McLain,
left''ruesday morning for her home at
Geddes.
c. II. Paige arrived home Tuesday
afternoon from Lake Okoboji, Iowa,
where be has been visiting relatives
and friends for the past Uwo weeks.
Mrs. Paige will remain another week.
Mrs. G. a. Anderson and little son
arrived home Tuesday a%tternOoG
from Asnol Us Park and other points
-, Joro ,phnrn t1,no hn va hoan vicit-
ing for the past month or six weeks.
Mrs. Alva Barber, Of Central
City, Iowa. arrived Tuesday after
noon and in the evening she went
over to Riverside to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Cox, who
resides near there.
Miss Lillian Bately came home
Tuesday afternoon from her trip of
several weeks at Lake Okiboji,
Iowa, where she cultivated the
latest tan effect so popular at the
summer resorts.
Cecil Braught left Tuesday after
noon on the Milwaukee road for
Bismarck, N. D., where he will do
some expert work for the lnterna-
tional Harvester Co. He expects to
be up there for a month or more.
Ben Mylan and daughter Miss
Agnes, have been in the city since
Saturday visiting with friends and
left Tuesday afternoon for their
ranch near Oacoma. They both took
up claims near Oacoma and have
proved up on them.
Mrs. j. "a. Davis ard little son
arrived home Tuesday afternoon
from Bloomfield, Neb., where they
stopped for a visit enroute home
from Coggan, Ia, where Mrs.
Davis was recently called by the
death of her neice.
L. d. Milne went to Centerville
Wednesday to make a visit and
inspection of the Home Guardian
lodge at that place During the rest
of the summer Mr.. Milne expects to
visit a good many OF the lodges
throughout the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Rathhun and
two children spent a couple of weeks
in recreation at Lake Okoboji. Iowa,
and arrived home Tuesday afternoon
on the delayed Milwaukee passenger.
Mr.. Rathhun went down for the
benefit of his health and says that
the trip did him some good.
MIR. and Mrs. T. j. Spangler and
children returned home Tuesday
afternoon from their eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spangler attended the
national gathering Of the Elks lodge
and reported a grand gathering of
the B.. p. O.. e. in Philadelphia.
They also visited the jamestown
exposition.
Mrs. George A. Silsby departed
for Moline, Ill. 10 remain a month
with MI. and Mrs. Frank Windle.
Mrs. Silsby went in response to a
telegram announcing the birth Of a
boy baby to the Windles, which
occurred SATURDAY.. This gives Fralk
three ninps in his faulty, il being
the third boy.
John L.. Nelson has rendered his
resignation as engineer of the water
works, but up to the present time it
has not been accepted by the mayor.
although it will undoubtedly be
accepted as soon as the right man is
found for tue position. Mr.. Nelson
will devote bis time to the work Of
civil engineering, in which he is
kept constantly employed in this city
and outside.
Tuesday Vas excursion day into
South Dakota and both the east and
south trains on the Milwaukee road
were late in consequence, each
arriving after 5 O'Clock. Three extra
coaches we're attached to each train
to accommodate the travelling home
seekers who we're coming into South