The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-05

MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE OU2SE Of A WEEK.

Get "a good lunch nj Weber T.
Co.'S while in town.
Miss S Grace Nickers and Melissa
Warlath departed Monday fol
Edgerton. Wis, to visit with rel
atiyes until Sept. ].
Mrs. II. X. Warren and daughter,
Ruth, came up from Yankton Satur-
day night and will be the guests of
Rev. and Mrs. A. Craig Bowdish
during July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond L. Bran
son departed via the Omaha road
Monday for LeMars, Iowa. and
after visiting there a week they will
leave for Madison to attend the state
tennis tournament.
ii. B. Rogers is again confined to
his home with sickness. After being
laid up for some time he went out
for q ride in an automobile and on
returning home he had a rela pse,
but is feeling a little better since
Saturday.
Breezewood. the trotting stallion
owned ny i. w. Seaman, dropped
dead a day or two ago. One OF the
boys had driven the horse out to the
ball game and on returning home he
had just put the horse in the barn
when the animal died.
Buffalo, n. Y, Will have an ''old
home week celebration, Sept. IL
and il there are any former residents
in this section OF old Buffalo, James
| w. Greene, the chairna an Of pub.
licity, would like to have them write
bin so chat they can receive a
souvenir and an invitation to "come
home'' during the celebration.
q. A.. Anderson, the Milwaukee
chief train dispatcher, departed Mon.
day morning for Sanborn. Ia, where
he will be joined by Mrs. Anderson
and they will 90 to Arnold's Park,
Iowa, for a vacation of three or four
weeks. W. A. Flynn will occupy the
position of chief dispatcher during
Mr.. Anderson's absence.
Hairy Petit, who operates the
linotype machine in The Republican
Office went up to Aberdeen Sunday
afternoon and this morning a letter
was received from him stating that
a fine baby girl arrived at his home
Sunday evening. He will return to
Mitchell Wednesday or Thursday and
Mrs. Petit will come to Mitchell
later.
Miss Edna Daniels arrived home
Sunday evening from OberlIn, Ohio,
aud visited at points in Pennsylvania
for a couple of weeks enroute home.
On June rs. Miss Daniels grad
uated from Oherlin college DEPART
ment and receiving the degree Of
Master OF Arts and Sciences. She
will spend the summer at home and
it is possible tbas Miss Daniels will
teach in Colorado next fall.
Cards were received in the ci y
Monday announcing the marriage of
Miss Lenore Prescott and Mr.. Oscar
jackson Crutchfeld, which occurred
at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Prescott. on
Thursday, June q, at Missoula,
Mont Miss Precsctt has many
friends in Mitchell who will extend
their sincere CONGRATULATIONS on the
event. She was one Of Mitchell's
o popular young ladies before re-
moving to Montana a little over a
gear ago.
Sunday evening the annual
Childrens' Day exercises we're held at
the Methodist church and the audi
forum Of the city hall was filled
with people who listened intently to
the verv interesting program which
was given by the Sunday school,
under the direction of the acting
superintendent, W. A. Barber. One
of the pretty things on the program
was the piece in pantonine 10y Miss
Blanche Young. while a chorus choir
saug the words. NEARER My God to
Thee
The city council held a special
session Saturday evening to pass up
On the applications for licenses to
conduct saloons in the city for the
ensuing six months. There were ten
applications and all we're acted Don
favorabiy. They are as follows:
James Fogarty, John w. Birge,
Thos. NaviD, Phillip Tobin, Amos
johnson, Jacob Bujer, Pautsch Bros,
S. A. Dales, j. j. Schlimgeu, Il. Nj.
Johnston. Club Norris retires from
the business at this time.
The Omaha officials who went to
the grove with the Fourth of july
committee Saturday afternoon, after
looking over the situation there,
said that they would recommend to