The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

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Miss. Eva Conklin, of Canton, is
visiting with Mrs. G. S. Bobb.
Born, to Prof. and Mrs. Roland
Neal of the University Wednesday,
a son.
DR.. Samuel f. Kerfoot returned
Thursday from Mankato, Ninn.
where he has been the last week on
business.
Mrs, Lee Baldock and the baby
anne down from Redfield Weanes-
day 10 visit at the homes of Mrs. G..
A. Beebe and DR.. f. w. F~reyberg.
Mrs. A. j. Lettow, who came here
to attend the funeral of her cousin,
DIR. Byron L.. Stevenson, returned
Thursday morning to her home at
Kingston, III.
Mrs. Fred Fuller departed for her
home at Missoula, Mont, and was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Hymers, of Pukwana, for a three
months visit.
Ed Smith and Miss Crutcher.
both of whom give Sioux City as
their residence, were married by
Justice Markham late Tuesday after
noon. They are colored people.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Cation Departed
Wednesday for Iowa Falls, Iowa,
to attend the funeral of a nephew
who was kicked by a horse Tuesday,
from the effects of which the young
boy died.
In their new advertisement today
A. T. McGovern & Sons annuonce
their display of new fall suits and
coats. together with their line of
fall dress goods. Read what they
have to say.
The corn palace committee rece1v-
ed a telegram from William j. Bryan
late yesterday afternoon stating thai
} he would have to leave the city on a
special train at 8 O'Clock on Monday
next. He has an appointment down
in Rock Island, Ill, for the next day,
DR.. G. H. Richards, who recently
located here for the practice of med.
icine, has accepted a good offer te
move to Chamberlain and associate
himself in the practice of the pro.
fession with Dr.. Goodrich, who in.
tends to go to California to spend
the winter.
; Mrs. B. l.. Stevenson wishes tt
extend her heartfelt thanks to al
those who SO kindly assisted in the
last sad rites, attending the inter
y ment of her husband, Byron L. Stew
enson, M. d. She fully appreciate!
; their kindly sympathy and the beau
tiful floral offerings.
Miss Lucy Roth. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Roth. arrived HON,
!. Wednesday evening from Battle
+; Greek, Mich, where she is 10y max
4 ing her headquarters while engage
; in the work of a professional nurse
She has been there for the past fou:
!; years.
> Governor Crawford came in from
y the north part of the state Wednes
; day and left on the afternoon pass
u enger for Plankinton, where he will
y deliver an address tomorrow after
y Zoe at the county fair. The cover
) nor received a number Of his friend
: during the time he was in the cit,
and ne spoke very hopefully for re
: publican success this fall.
Mrs. Maris Taylor, of Bellingham
Wash. and Mrs. VIM. l.. Roach, o
q Delphi, Ind, arrived in the city Tues
= day evening on the Omaha passen
- ger for a visit of several weeks wit,
; their sister. Mrs. G. H. vanTassel
Mrs. Taylor Is an old South Dakotar
: formerly living at Huron, and is tn
widow of the late General Mari
Taylor, who vas once surveyor ger
eral of the state, and one of the oil
:. time democratic leaders.
Tuesday afternoon an informal re
ception was held in the Methods
~ church parlors from 8 to 5 O'CLOCK
1t was given under the auspices c
the Woman's P~rofessorship Associs
ton for the ladies of the city to NEE
Mrs. Samuel F. Kerfoot. the wife {
the president of the Universit,
= There were about $50 ladies preser
during the hours, and they were r.
. ceived by Mrs. L. r. Erskine, pres
y dent Of the association. who was a,
. sisted by Miss Mamie Ogin, Mrs. {
1e ID. Hardy, Mrs. B. A. Bobb, and Mr.,
y A. E. Hitchcock. With inform,
social conversation and Sight refresh
ments the afternoon was passed ver
:. pleasantly.