The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-04-19
IN TOWN Y
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Misses Lucy and Dolly Huot have
gone ID Laramie, wv, to visit rela-
lives for several months.
Mrs. j. II. Golden, of Emmets-
bury, Iowa, arrives in the city
Tuesday afternoon TO make a visit
with he! sister, Mrs. S. w Smith.
MI. and Mrs. William Koch ar
rived home Tuesday afternoon from
Salisbury. N. c., where they have
been visiting for the past month or
two with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Bur
right. Mr.. burlight has been i'm
poor health for some time, but Mr..
Koch says he is now slowly improv-
! ~.
Yankton college held its %oratorical
contest Tuesday evening to select
their orator 60 represent the college
in the Intercollegiate contest, which
will be held in this city May 22-23.
The contest was o by Howard X.
Warren, whose subject was 1.-The
New ORIENT" He is the son of
President Warren, of Yankton
college.
Mayor Branson has received an in
vitation from the Grand Army OF
the Republic at MiIUank to deliver
the address on Decoration Day and
Tuesday he wrote the post that he
would be pleased to accept their in
vitation. While the mayor was too
young a man to participate in the
war of the rebellion he will be able
to give the old soldiers a patriotic
address, and one that will please
them.
Monday afternoon from S to Z
O'Clock Mrs. ". Fl. Conyes entertain
ed about 35 Of the little friends Of
her daughter, Delight, in honor of
her tenth birthday. Numerous games
were played that brought pleasure to
all and refreshments were served at
a seasonab!e hour. The little friends
brought numerous membranes to
their little hostess as mementoes of
the occasion. The party Will long
be remembered by the little folks
who participated.
No distress or misery from over
eating if you strengthen the stom-
ach with Mona. Fifty cents a box;
sold under guarantee. Scallin Bros.
MIR. and Mrs. S. w. Smith left
Thursday for Emmetsbrg, Iowa,
where they expect to live in the
future. Mr.. Smith said that he
very much regretted leaving Mitch
eli, and added that he would not
give up the idea that within a year
he would return to Mitchell to live.
He said that he was thoroughly i'm
pressed with the way in which things
were done in this city and believed
that it had a splendid future before
it and that he wanted to be here to
share it. Mr.. Smith has disposed of
his interests i'm the Mitchell Marble
& Granite Co.
The Republican received a copy Of
tue London, Ontario, Free Press of
he 18th, which referred to the death
>f Mrs. Max kOan, as follows: "a
very Sad event occurred yesterday at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Jones, 60 Blacktriars
street when their fourth daughter.
Maud Helena. beloved wife of Max
L. Nj. Korn, passed away after a
lingering illness at the age of %
years. Mrs. Korn had been visiting
her parents fol the last thee months,
and her husband arrived from
Mitchell, S. Oak, a short time ago.
sne is survived 10y nel husband.
parents and toui brothers and two
sisters-Fred Jones and Mrs j. Cor
rigan, OF Chicago: Charles, William.
Leslie and Mrs. James Mcintyre. of
thls CITY," The funeral services were
held "Wednesday Afternoon. ana
curing Ulle Gay Mr.. AOfn S store i'm
this CITY was closed
Ever wake up in the morning with
the nose stuffed up and dry? That's
catarrh. A $1.o0 outfit of Hy-o-mei
will cure You, Money back if it fails.
ecallin Bros.
Manager CAL gave his first moving
picture entertainment and illustrate
ed songs at the Gale tuesday even
ing, and an audience that nearly
hlled the parquet and balcony
witnessed some of the best moving
pictures that have ever been produced
in the city The pictures are clear.
but they will be much more so when
the smaller lens arrives, which VIII
have the effect of throwing the
scenes On the curtain more brilliant
ly. Among the pictures shown was
the steeple chase. the Rajah's casket.
and fho uroot hocabon -, ,L.