The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-02-28
in TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN M
THE CURSE OF A WEEK.

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Mrs. W.. II. Bacon W, mt to I'atker
ru, sdav morning to make a short
visit with her sister, who is not WILL.
Mrs. Emma Van has been visiting
her sister Mrs. c. e. W rtuilyea and
returned hone to Geddes Tuesday
morning.
q. W. Derr came home this morn
ing from a trip along the line OF the
South Dakota Central railroad, on
which he has a series OF lumber
yards.
Mrs. M. M. Mcdonald went over
to Alexandria TUESDAY, to visit
with her sister. Ms Phelps. WHO is
|quite sick. Mr.. Mcdonald is con-
fined to his home on account of ILL.,
ness.
d. B. Miller aud daughter, Miss
Edith, left Wednesday morning via
the Milwaukee road for Chicago. ana
from there they will go to Battle
Greek. Mich, 10 join MIR. and Mis-.
Horace Moore, OF F'anora. Iowa.
Mrs. a. Craig Eowdish went to
Yankton Wednesday to make ii
visit with friends and attend to
missionary business matters IN con-
nection with her position as presl-
dent of the Congregational stale
society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Vermilyea de-
parted Tuesday morning for Chicago,
to make the purchase of spring and
summer goods. MIR. Vernilyea' said
that he expected to go Oh to New
York ii the illness Of Lis mother did
not become o serious.
AT 8 O'Clock Tuesday evening, at
the Baptist parsonage. Fred E.
Nelson and Mary Ellsworth, both
OF this city, were united in marriage
by Rev. Edward Nj. LETTERS. Early
in the sprine the young people expect
70 make their home on a farm SOUTH
west Of Mitchell.
Take particular notice of the large
advertisement of w. G. Metcalf Oh
another page of The Republican.
wherein he specializes the Hart
Schatfner s. Marx clothing. Mr..
Metcalf has received his spring line
of this make of clothes, a few
samples OF which adorn his hand
sone display window. He invites
you to call and look over his line and
he feels we'll satisfied that he can
fit you out with your spring suit.
The Olympia moving picture show
is doing a great business these days.
in fact ever since MIR. Adams took
the management of the house. He
is giving a fine series OF splendid
pictures and they ale we'll developed
and displayed in such a manner as
Ito make them thoroughly enjoyable.
his house is crowded every night
and 1t affords people down town in
the evening an opportunity to spend
an hour in a very enjoyable manne .
The Five Hundred club met Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. j.
j. Myles, on Fourth Avenue west.
The guest OF honor was Mis-. f. A.
Gates OF Spencer. S D., the dauph.
ter OF Mrs. Myles. The hours we're
delightfully."- spent in tits game OF
cards and a. the close OF play The
prizes were awarded as follows: 70
Mrs. Gates the head prize and tc
Miss Sadie Herman. the consolation
prize. Light refreshments were
served during the latter part of The
:eveninv.
w. b. Holmes, wfo was brought
back to Mitchell FROM Milbank, OF
the charge of forgery. was brought
before Justice Herbert this mornir,
and given his preliminary examtn
alton. Holmes waived exlninati,l
and was bound ov. r to the term O
circuit court In the sun OF s.. 200
AT Aberdeen and Weshter nolme
is reported 10 have issued check
against the First National bank
inspiring confidence in the partie
who accented them by showing then
a bank book as evidence that be ha'
money on deposit IN the bank. Flo
the past eight years he has been th
travelling representative for
brewery.
Winlred Porter ard Fritz Ear
and their families. of Rensselaer,
lind, arrived in the city a few day
. ago with their household goods an
farming implements to take up thei
residence on farms which the
bought last fall through the instru
mentality of the Kelley Laud Co.
who expect several other OF thei
customers to arrive III the course
a week. MI. Porter bought E
Qu!nch farm d few miles west of Ii
city, which is better known, pei
hans. as the ind Mason farm. M