The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-08-14

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Miss Mary johnson left Saturday
for her home at Spencer, Iowa,
to spend her vacation,
Mrs. Ray Smith accompanied DR..
Smith to Sioux City ami will be
away from the city for about two
weeks.
Miss Lucille Hust. of Wiuona.
Mimi. arrived ic the city Monday
evening to make a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Alice Fraser, daughter of
Mrs. John Abraham, departed Friday
morning for a trip to Rockford, H.,
and Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Barber de-
parted Friday afternoon for a trip to
the Black Hills country and will be
gone a week.
Miss Alma Wheelen, and nephew,
Ralph Habermann Of st. Paul are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Fl. Tingle.
The rain of Tuesday, coming slow
as it did, amounted to 40 inches
and every drop of it soaked away
into the ground.
. Mrs. John Jackson left Friday at.
terDoon for a trip out to Quinn on
the reservation. der son, Robert, is
holding down a claitr near Quinn.
Mrs. II. G Nichols came home
Tuesday morning from Huron, where
she has been visiting with Mrs. k.
o. Richards for the past week.
L. o. Gale arrived In the city
Monday afternoon from Minneapolis
and will remain here a week OF ten
days looking after his city business
property.
Mrs. 6. E Langley, who has been
visiting with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Wilkinson, departed
Monday for her nome at Willow
Lakes.
Mrs. Frank Lyons returned from
Dixon Neh., where her mother
passed away after a long AMI serious
illness. The funeral services were
held last Thursday
Sid W. Smith came in OF: the road
Tuesday morning, having finished his
trip OF three months for his whole
sale house and will take a vacation
of three months. His house only
requires him to make Two trips a
year of three months duration.
Ed. s.. Moore, one of the con.
tractors on the government building,
left Tuesday for Hardwick. Vt.
That is the place where they are
getting their granite for the build.
ing aud Mr.. Moore will arrange fol
! the shipment Of more stone.
Parties coming down from the
north part of the state Tuesday
stated that a severe hail storm STRUCK
t that section Saturday night. Th.
. storm started in northern Campbell
I county and noved southeast across
: nine counties. The loss is SAID to be
tie heaviest In SPHINX county, wher,
, the most grain was still standing Ii
the fields.
Professor Grimm, Of the Universit,
. faculty, who has remained in tn,
: city since the closing of the institu
tion In June, and worked through
the summer school session, left Tues
day for st. Paul to spend tn
remainder of the summer at III
home there. He will return ii
= time for the opening of the fall tern
;, about the middle OF September.
Isaac Lincoln came down frou
. Aberdeen Tuesday TO attend th
4 annual meeting OF the Dakota I'm
proved Seed Co., which is being hel
, this afternoon. Reports will b
= made OF the years. business an
officers elected for the ensuing yea,
Mr.. Lincoln is the only outsid
member Of the company WHO
n present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. M. Mabbo,
e arrived in the city Friday morniu
ID from their old home back in Visor
IL sin. which they have not visited Il
a quarter Of a century and went 8
to Mt. Vernon on the afternoo
=, train. Mr.. Mabboto said that b
would not are to go back to Wiscol
sin to live as Things were altogeth'
too slow, and that he much perferre
the west. He has disposed of h
:. property at Mt. Vernon and expec
:, to move out 60 the state Of Washing
ton this fall.
D., Ernest Just departed Frid,
Of for Guthrie Center, Iowa, and e
IN poets to be away a month before
~ returns. a Chautauqua opens
m Guthrie Center Monday and he h,
re been in correspondence with ii
lo management relative to his appea
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