The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-16

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Min
err, Monday, August IL, a son.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Nor
fit, Monday evening, August u, a
daughter.
III. L. Omealey has been appointed
as one of the aides on the staff of
Commander t. Q. D%eJean, of the
Grand Army of the Republic.
The Free Methodist campmeeting
which was advertised to begin Aug.
%, has been changed to a few days
later, and will begin on the 25th in
Purdy's grove on the south side.
S. II. Scallin went over to Huron
Tuesday to attend the state
convention of the South Dakota
Druggists Association. which will
hold a session of thee days this week.
D. D.. Wlpf. state treasurer, came
in from the south Monday evening,
having been down to Olivet. and
remained over night in the city. He
lett for Peirre Oh the afternoon train.
Henry Swindler and D. A. Braught
arrived home Tuesday morning from a
trip out on the Milwaukee extension
west of Aberdeen. They went as
far as Hettinger in looking over the
country.
MIR. and Mrs H.. D.. Brown ar
rived in the city from the south on
the Milwaukee passenger Monday
evening and were guests at the
Widmann over night. They left for
their home at Gorton on the after
noon passenger.
j. II. Morrow arrived home
Monday from Chamberlain. Mr..
Morrow has been confined in the new
s%aritarium there for five or six days,
having submitted to an operation for
an internal trouble, and from which
he is recovering quickly.
John D. Haney came home
Tuesday from Pierre. He vas called
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serious illness of his mother, who,
however, passed away before he
reached Pierre. The funeral services
were held over the remains Of Mrs.
Haney Sunday at 10 O'Clock at the
Episcopal church.
Miss Edith Anderson came down
from Ashton Tuesday and spent
the day in the city with MI. and
Mrs. c. w. Downey. She left on
the afternoon train for Murdo to
visit her father who is conducting
a hospital out there in connection
with his practice of medicine.
Miss Louise Bradshaw. who has
been attending the teachers insti-
tute here for the past two weeks, left
for her home at Worthing Tuesday.
Miss Bradshaw has been working in
Q. e. Nermilyea's dry good store but
gave up her position i'm order to ac.
cept a position as teacher 10 the
Worthing schools.
Several men are at work making
some repairs on the roof OF the corn
palace buil1ing. DR.. Dundas expects
to put the men to work in a day OF
two to reInove the exterior corr
decorations to he in readiness for the
new decorations 1t will take several
days to place the scaffoldlnp in
position, which is left there unit.
the work of putting on the decor.
ations is finished.
Mrs. John Grace arrived home
Tuesday evening from Hot Springs,
where she has been for severa
months. MIR. Grace will remain
there for several weeks longer as be
D finds it Very beneficial for his health.
Mrs. Grace said they expected tt
: locate at Hot Springs and that they
i. bad made a contract for the purchase
OF a residence. but when the owner
came to turn over the deed he coulC
not give them a clear title and they
declined to buy 1T
Miss Marjorie Ruth arrived HON,
S from Chicago Monday evening, where
she attended a summer school 70.
several weeks, taking a specia
course in public school music. Sh,
: visited Freeport, Ill, and Dubuque
S Iowa, on her way home, having beer
absent about five weeks. The latte:
part of the month Miss Ruth will
leave for Kearney, Neb., where sh'
, has a position in the city schools a
supervisor of music.
I A very pleasant affair occurred a
the home of Miss Jessie Walratl
y Monday evening. In response to tn
invitation of the hostess, several O
y the prominent young people Of tn
S city gathered on the lawn at he
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