The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-13
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Tuesday by the haystacker striking
him. He will be laid up for a while.
Annie Clement has taken a weeks
vacation. She will visit in Westfield,
Ia, Sioux City and other points
where she has relatives and frienGs.
The social on w. S. Snyder's lawn
Friday evening was quite largely at
tended, though the shower kept
some from attending. Cream and
cores to the amount of $12 were
sold that evening and the remainder
was sold next day, bringing in
enough to pay expenses and the price
of the song books, which was the
object of the social.
The picnic in H. Wurm's grove on
Thursday was very enjoyable, quite
a number being present, mostly from
the country. In the baseball game
the score stood s to 9 in favor of
ethan. Ice cream, lemonade and
fruit were sold and a bowery" dance
was given in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dockstader, daughter
and son-in-law of Mrs. Gammill,
from Missouri, are here visiting rela-
tives and friends. They attended the
Mann-Sheaban wedding in Mitchell
last week.
The old neighbors and friends
here of Bessie Sheaban extend their
congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Mann.
Edith Trow is working in the
printing Office again this week.
John McCrary of Parkston has
rented the Steve Judge farm and
will soon move up here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cole will
make a trip out on the Rosebud this
week to inspect their land interests
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Doane drove
through town on Thursday morning
on their way overland to Cotton
wood, where George has brought a
REIMBURSEMENT. They are a fine young
couple and we dislike to. seensuch
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Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lammon., who
have just come from Missouri, visit
ed a few days here with Mr.. fam
, mons parents, and have nov gone
I out west of the river, where Mr..
t Lammon has land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan are the
> proud parents of a baby girl, born
Friday.
! Miss Clara Hathaway Of Mitchell
t attended the social here Friday night.
Wedding bells will ring again in
the near future.
Mr.. Hinez is having a large barn
! built. He lives 8 miles southwest
t of town.
j Letters have been received from
Mrs. oathout and Lora saying they
were very much pleased with! Their
trip to Niagara, and were enjoying
1.-THE scenery, the rest, the 'conyantion
ana having anal 4 AROUND !. g @,
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\. Ethan, Sept. A2.--Mr. and Mrs. A
: c.: Drake went to Mitchell, Monday te
attend the Mann-sheaban reception
"a il Grandma Coyne passed a~wa91Sun
) day afternoon. - ~.
e Edward Donk left today Tor Alb.
erdeen, where he will attend ischoo.
d this winter.
g John Cults will attend school in
g Sioux Falls this winter and we un.
derstand John Donovan will go te
l.. Sioux Falls to school.
8 Chas. Coyne arrived home Tuesday
q having been called here by the death
l. of his grandmother.
. The funeral of Mrs. Coyne was
.. held from Holy Trinity church or
Wednesday, September IL, at 1880
"a. m. A very large crowd gathered
to pay their respects to the memory
of Mrs. Coyne and to show their sym.
pathy for the loved ones who are
left to mourn her loss. She was bur
leu III Lno CdIQOllC cemetery at tQls
9 place.
John Cuts was given a surprise
on his birthday Tuesday evening
: September 10. A most enjoyable
:, time was had by his friends ant
schoolmates who attended. A toile'
!. set was presented to John by the
y crowd with their congratulations.
y Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Cooper gave {
\ party Monday night in honor Of theil
q SON., Luman, the cessation being his
! nineteenth birthday. Music anc
: games were enjoyed and a pleasant
r. evening spent. A delicious supper
= was served even to the birthday cake
q and Luman received a number of nice
- presents in memory of the day.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday, of Rock