The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-11-13

moved lnCO apartments IN Inc Mitch
ell for the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. CLANCY went
to Sioux City Saturday morning to
remain over Sunday with friends.
]. G. Johnson, the national bank
examiner for this state, is in the city
to make an examination of the three
national banks.
j. w. Newbanks, who has been re-
presenting the Yoeman as a deputy,
left the city Saturday and it is
understood that he will not return.
Mrs. F. L. Rowley departed Satur-
day morning for Goodland, Ind, to
attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs.
c. NJ. Peckham, who died Friday.
The funeral vas held Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Allison desire
to return their sincere thanks to the
friends and neighbors for the aid
rendered during the sickness and
death of their nephew, and for the
flowers sent to the funeral.
The little Candy Cold Cure Tablets
called Preventics. will in a few hours
safely check all Colds or La Grippe.
Try them! 48-25c. Sold by Diehl
4 Brown.
j. L. Hannett and j. N. Grow went
owe to Alexandria Monday morning
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Lombard Svoboda brings suit against
l.. d. Powers to collect wages that
are due him for S91.50. MIR. Grow
appears for the plaintiff and Mr.. Han
nett for the defendant.
Sheriff Cook, Chief of Police Ali
son, John Slater, Thos, Cunningham
and James spry Went to Aberdeen
Monday afternoon to give evidence
before the federal grand jury con-
corning the selling of Intoxicating liq-
uors by Stevens, Thompson and Hol-
lands.
Martin Boice arrived home Satur-
day afternoon from San Luis Obispo,
Cal. He went out there several
months ago to spend the winter
with his daughter, but the weather
proved altogether too disagreeable
for him and he decided that South
Dakota offered something better for
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Mcconnell
and family have arrived from Yves
sington Springs and have moved in
to their residence on the west side
of the city having purchased tho
Grafton home. Mr.. Mcconnell is thu
new cashier of the Western Nation.
al bank and will u his position
at once. The family will be yer,
heartily welcomed to Mitchell.
E. Kelley, who has been selling {
carload of apples on the Omaha tract
was taken before Justice Markham
Friday afternoon on the charge o
Neddling without a license. Although
M. Kelley is q resident of the cit.
ne is a transient merchant accordin:
10 the statutes of South Dakota an,
was fined $40. He gave notice Of ap
peal.
Albert L. Allison. a nephew o
Chief of Police Allison, died at hi
residence Sunday morning, aged 2;
years, as the result Of the breakin,
of an abscess in his head. The youn.
man and his wife and two little son
came here about six weeks ago from
Milan, Mich, expecting to make thi!
their home, but he has been sicl
? ever since he came. The father ar
rivd from Milan Sunday Afternoon
having been apprised Of his SON..
serious condition. Brief funera,
services were held Monday al
Chief Allison's residence and were
conducted by DR.. H. S. Wilkinson
They yer attended by the friends
OF the family. The father and wife
and two little sons departed on the
east Milwaukee passenger for Milar
where the interment will take place
Thursday evening Miss Hattie
Botce entertained the members Of
the Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Presbyterian church at her home
on Fourth Avenue east. 1t was
kitchen shower in honor of the ap
preaching nuptials of Miss Nina AL
len. The rooms were very prettily
decorated with hearts and cupids
which were hung around in fantas
tic fashion. The guests brought
many parcels that were in sympath.
with the occasion, and these were
placed on a table in the dining room
Miss Allen was given a fishline ant
told to follow to the end and aftel
making a circuitous route sh,
brought up in the dining room ane
was surprised beyond measure al
? the heaping pile of useful articles
A portion of the evening was de
t voted to music and the guests wer,