The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
I'm TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST TtAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

BerDice Iitpon went to Armour
Tuesday to visit with relatives fer
several weeks.
For Sale, at a bargain, good
threshing engine and separator.
Halker Bros.
MIR. and Mrs. George G. Holletan
and children left Wednesday for
Fulton, H., to visit several weeks
with Mr.. Holleran's relatives.
Mrs Harry Petit and the baby
arrived Wednesday morning to join
her husband, who is the linotype
operator in The Republican office.
Mrs. John Abraham left Wednes-
day for Chicago and New York,
expecting to be away on a visit With
relatives for about five mouths.
Carl MuehIenpfordt, who has held
a position as bookeeper in the Com
mercial and Savings bank. left
Saturday for his home in Ashkum,
Ill.,. to remain.
Miss Marion Krom is visiting with
relatives in the city and vincnity.
Miss krom taught in the schools OF
Duluth, Mimi, last year and has
been engaged for next year.
Fred c. Adams, of Rapid City, is
in the city, the guest of his father.
G. w. Adams. Mr.. Adams accom-
panied the remains of bis wife to
Armour Friday and the interment
took place that day.
Mrs. e. b. Coleman and son,
George, arrived in the city this
morning from Ashton. Mrs Coleman
will visit for some time with g. w.
Coleman and Mrs. E. e. Cooper,
her son and daughter.
Mrs. B. a. Bobb and Lucille, who
have been visiting in Chicago since
early in June, have gone to points in
Wisconsin for a visit of several
weeks. DR.. Bobb is progressing fine
in his surgical work and studies in
Chicago.
The son Of Ole johnson. a lad
about ID years old. was severely
injured Tuesday by being run over by
a moving machine, the wheels Of
which passed over his body, wrench
ing his back and injuring his alb
dOmen. DR.. FrebVerg was called TO
attend bis injuries.
Louis ..Rademacher, residing near
Emery, vas brought to Mitchell and
placed in the hospital by DR..
Clausen, and with DR.. Freyberg, the
patient was operated on for appen-
dicitis. His case was a very serious
one, and while it was thought he
would not recover, his present con-
dition is very good.
Mrs. G. W. Downey entertained a
party of twenty-four lady friends
Tuesday afternoon at bridge whist
at her home on Fifth Avenue east.
Refreshments were served at 6
clock and the hostess was assisted
y Mis-. II r. Kibbee, Mrs. George
u. Rowiey and Mrs. II. G.. Nichols
Mrs. G. III. Miner entertained a
party OF little Urls at her home
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF the
eighth birthday of her granddaughter,
Ella, the hours being from 3 to 6.
The affair was held on the lawn,
where the refreshments were served,
and the games played.
The little hostess was the recipient
Of many presents that Will serve
mementoes of the occasion.
The game of baseball Monday
afternoon between the local club and
the Boston Boomers aft II led quite
e good deal OF amusement for the
crowd of 800 spectators. and the
Boomer girls, OF whom there are
said to be ohree. the rest being of
the male persuasion, put up a good
article Of ball, defeating tile home
team by a score of E to 8. The most
of the Boomers scores were made in
the first inning. when the home club
went up i'm the air. Herman and
Hauiel we're the battery tor The
home club.
Quite a few people in town made
the effort of their lives to crowd the
word "Lindholm's'' as many times
as possible on a postal card to secure
a prize from the Lindholm Furniture
Co., of Sioux City, the company to
give away a piano to the person who
wlote the word the greatest number
OF times. The company also adver-
tised to give away one Of several
articles, mentioning a leather couch,
certificates for certain suns in the
carpet or piano department. Monday
afternoons mail brought the infor-
nation that the contest had closed
and that the prizes had been award
ed. What IA the surprise of a bali
dozen or more contestants to learn
that each had been awarded a fourth
prize, which vas good for a $50 GER