The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-08-21
IN TOWN AND N
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE CURSE OF A WEEK..

Mrs. q. t. Sweet. OF SIM Prairie.
Wis, arrived . make a visit at the
home Ut A.. l.. Cobb.
Mrs Maly Stearns has been visit
IN at the Seaman home and returned
home to Yank1on Wednesday morn
ing,
Mrs. II. X. Opperman has been
visiting with friends and relatives
at various points in Iowa, has
returned to her home in this city.
j. t. Morrow departed Wednesday
for Peoria, and other points in
Illinois. He will 20 from there back
to his former home at Watertown,
N. Y.
Mrs. NJ. Shultz. OF Hubbard.
Iowa, has been visiting her parents,
MIR. and Mr.. c. V. Wilson. for the
pas. three weeks and returned home
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Samuel Whyte and daughter,
Rachel, left Tuesday afternoon for a
three weeks trip at the Black Hills
country and will make their head
quarters at Hot Springs.
Mrs. T. A. Austin, Of Kadoka, is
visiting her uncle. A. L. Cobb, VINO
lives on the south side. She is on
her way to Minneapolis. where she
will reside i'm Tho fnrurn
Miss Mary Terpsnning has been
visiting at the Rogers home for
several days and returned home to
Tyndall, Miss May Rogers accom-
panying her on a "trip to Yankton.
A year ago w. FL. Arthur made a
trade for L. @. Burns residence on
the east side, and will move into
the city the latter part of September.
Mr.. Arthur and his family have
resided on a farm for several years
west OF town.
MIR. and Mrs. L. w. Vincent and
son and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Victor departed Monday
evening via the Omaha road fol
North Yakima, Wash, where they
expect to make their home in the
future, if they like the country.
Mrs. Nellie Harvey n her l!ttl,
daughter, of Carthage. has been
visiting her parent, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kimble and Wednesday they
left for Sioux City to join Mr..
Harvey and from there they will &C
to his former home in Iowa.
The advance representative OF
"The Royal Chef'' was in the city
today doing some advertising fol
the opening attraction OF the Gale
theatre for Aug. q. The house ha.
remained closed so long that it.
many patrons will be pleased t.
start in with the opening Of til.
season.
Will Clark was down from Loomi.
Wednesday, stated that the funera
services over the remains of Smith
Crippen. who died suddenly yester
dav OF heart disease, will be held a,
that place Thursday noon. Tn,
remains will be taken to Letche'
for interment. Mr.. Crippen has
resided in this county for abou'
Thirty years.
Assuming ones Own risk in tn,
matter of fire is a dangerous policy
Let Kelley's Land Company full,
Insure you in a strong oldline Com
pany.
John Anthem, who is connecte,
with the ]. I. Case Co. branch II
this city, departed a few days az,
for Racine, the headquarters Of tb
company, where he will join twent
other representatives, and togethe
they will depart for Buennos Ayers
South America. to further introduc
and teach the natives the operation
Of the Case machinery.
A party of ten young ladies, Mise
Jeanette Smith, Lillian Bras, Loi
Anderson, Lois Wiltse. Ethel Baker
Helen Hoon, Leona Sampson. Wal
meta Ferris. Mable Maynard an.
Rachel DOYLE, went down to Greene
grove on the Jim river Tuesday I
camp out for two weeks. Mrs. Jenni
Wiltse went along . to chaperone til
party. The young ladies conteu
plate having a royal good tin
as their vacation season is drawn
to a close.
Chaifrcan Davis and Socretar
iSwiadler have sent out notices for
meeting OF the republican count
central committee In this city Satu,
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the cit