The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-04-12

To Omaha for some time and return
ed to the city a few days ago.
Mrs. A. c. Motley is reported as
being quite i'll. Her son, Il. II. Mot
ley, OF Frankfort, came down to re-
main a few days during her illness.
Miss Mary Francis Hudson, of
Sioux City, who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Thos. Fullerton, for the
past week, returned home Saturday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Mizener came
home Monday evening from their
trip to che Twin Cities, where they
have been for the past week or ten
days. .
A. j. Kings went to Sioux City this
morning and on his way back will
STOP at Wakonda and Parkston,
where he has building contracts on
hand.
a limited amount of eggs from
choice Barred Plymouth Rock chick
ems. ST.. so per Is Lelande Vermilyea,
Mitchell. South Dakota. Park Ave-
hue west, 700.
When your stomach won't let you
eat a hearty meal without pain OF
distress, get the help of Mona
stomach tablets. Money back if
they fail. Scallin Bros.
An adjourned term of circuit court
vas begun Tuesday when Judge
Smith will hear several cases that
have been continued over from the
last term. The case of Johnson VS..
| Metzger, concerning the title of some
land in this county, is the first.
A report in the Sioux City Jour-
nay Monday states that William
Morgan was arrested in the southern
part of SaI1born county a few days
! ago on the charge of adultery. Nor
| gan is the party whose name was as
ISOLATED with the departure of Mrs.
NICK Meier.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cessford and
son have returned home from their
trip to Cedar Rapids, Iowa. With
the great rush of business in the
Milwaukee roundhouse, incident tC
| the increased traffic, George has been
overworked and took an Iowa trip
to rest up for "a short spell.
Elijah Tillotsol delivered an ad-
dress on the civil war at the high
school Tuesday before the class
of American history, in which he
gave his experiences. The members
of the class and high school were
highly entertained by Mr.. Tillotson's
recital of those stirring days.
Workmen commenced Tuesday
to tear down the old building
which stood in the middle of the
street for nearly a year. The use OF
the street will be appreciated again,
but the fine building which came
from the inconvenience was well
worth it.
Mrs. Nick Meier, who left the
home of her husband. about a month
ago, reached the city Monday even
ing from some point iii Minnesota,
where she has been. Mi. and Mrs.
Meier were together Tuesday in a
consultation with attorneys concern
ing a possible settlement of their
case, in which Mrs. Meier had insti-
tuted divorce proceedings.
Why dose the stomach to cure
catarrh of the nose and throat? Treat
the disease locally with Hy-o-mei.
Complete outfit $1.00; money back
if it fails. Scallin Bros.
MI. and Mrs. S. e. Morris returned
home Monday evening from their
trip of over two weeks, which was
spent in travelling to quite an ex-
tent. They went down into Tennes-
see and visited the scenes of many
of the old battle grounds of the re-
bellion, and made stops in ten diff
ferent states. Mr.. Morris said the
trip was one of the most delightful
that he had ever taken.
Miss Grace Gilbert, of Evanston,
ILL.,, is in the city. Miss Gilbert is a
teacher of elocution and last week
gave a recital at Mason City, Iowa,
at the home of Mrs. George H. Field
man, who will better be remembered
as Miss Grant, who resided in Mitch
ell until 1892. The Mason City pa
pers speak in the highest terms of
Miss Gilbert's work, and it is likely
that she will give a recital in Mitch
ell soon.
Parties coming down from Aber-
deem Tuesday stated that the re-
vival meetings, which have been go
ing on there for a month, will be
continued a uyooy 10nuor 0uor T00