The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27
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Get a good lunch at Weber 4
Co.'S while in town.
John spry ana two of the children
are quite sick With typhoid fevor.
Mrs. Robert Wolstrom. of Minne-
apolis, arrived to make q vis::t with
Mrs. w. IL. Webster.
II. V, BlenEiron. of Los Angeles
Cal. is visiting with Mr.. and MIS-.
j G Harler.
Miss Mary Purvis. of Algona.
Iowa. is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Q. {. Dean. during corn palace
week.
Mrs. Roy Travis, of Sioux City.
and Mrs, Richards, of North Nc
lregor, Iowa, are the guests of Mrs.
John Brown during corr palace week.
For Sale-Fine driving mare 6
years old, weight 1850, sound. Also
new buggy and harness. Address
r. r. Keck, Mitchell S. d.
Mrs. a. R. Groenke arrived from
Minneapolis via the Omaha last even
ing to visit with--her sister, Mrs. RI.
B. Anderson and family for some
time.
Mrs. A. b. George, Of Aberdeen,
and MI. and Mrs. W. A. Parker, of
Minneapolis, arrived in the city to
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
George.
MIS-. T. w. Lane and Mrs. James
Terrence, OF Gam Valley, and Misses
Alice and Charlotte Terrence Of
Minneapolis, arrived in the city and
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wells during corn palace week.
A.. j. Wooledge has a pumpkin in
the Dawson county exhibit which he
has kept for a year. He put it in
the cellar last fall and some way
over looked it and last week found 1T
in a good state of preservation
although shrunlSen to oue extent.
w. I'll. Arthur, who lives on a
farm northwest of town, has just
concluded the purchase OF the resi-
dence Of T. q. Burns, ON the corner
OF Sixth street and Dawson street,
and will take possession next spring.
Mr.. Burns intends to commence the
erection of a modern residence on
his lots OF the corner of Fifth
Avenue east and Lawler street next
spring.
Senator Kittredge came over from
Sioux Falls to remain a few days at
the corn palace. The senator ex-
pressed himeslf as being exceptionally
we'll pleased with the manner ir
which Mitchell makes her corn palace
such q ncces and for what it contrib.
utes toward building up the state in
sending out the information that
agriculture has taken its stand fol
good and for all.
Wednesday evening Mr.. Oliver f.
keifer and Miss Dofaline Burchield,
OF Wessin.ton Springs, were united
in marriage, the ceremony being
performed by DR.. Thomas Nicholson
OF Dakota Wesleyan. MIR. Keifer was
a former student of the University
and this is the third wedding that
the president has performed in tht
past four months for former stu
dents. Mr.. and Mrs. Keifer left OF
the Omaha road for Chicago ant
other points in Illinois.
James Murphy, the father of james
Murphy, died at the home of hi.
daughter, Mrs. John Spry, on the
south side, Wednesday night about
IL O'Clock aged 80 years. The de
ceased has been In Door health TO
some little time, due to a partia
stroke Of paralysis of the throat
, which occurred about four month
ago. Three days ago he had anothe
stroke and he has gradually grown
, worse until death anne. The fDnera
services will be held at the residence
of Mrs. Spry this afternoon a
2 O'Clock.
c. A. Wilson. of Sussex, New
Jersey. arrived in the city to maxi
his usual visit to Mitchell, comm,
out from his eastern home ever,
thIee or four years. Mr.. Wilson i
one Of The stockholders OF the Firs
National Daas and this is the frs
opportunity he has had to see tht
new building since it was finished
he is particularly we'll pleased will
i it and believes it to be the best in
: vestment that the bank has made
] In four years Mr.. Wilson said tina
Mitchell has been growing at a rat
r that ought to be "a natter of grea
! pride to its citizens.