The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-13

County Commissioned Watkins was
10 N from MS liad4pr township
flilu u rsiay.
ID. a. Braught came no"n tioot
LIE unll'l OUT on the Psciiic coast
extension OF TIE Milwaukee roa y.
THURSDAY morning.
Mr.. II Mrs. A. II. Seaton, Who
have been away on an eastern trip
for the past two months arrived
home Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Sn 18th OF
!lawarden, Iowa. have been splend-
ing the past two weeks With their
daughter. Mrs. l. p. Potter. They
returned to their home Thursday
For Rent. 800 acres. Known as
John pease farm, 3115 II lies northeast
of MI. Vernou. Inquire Kelley Land
Co.
DR.. George p. Dix will elise his
dental Office between April l and 10,
after which he will leave for Orton-
VILE, Mimi. where he will remain
until Sept. L. on a vacation trip.
Mrs. l.. II. LaIfortune and little
son. hayette, depirtei Thursday tol
their future home at Highmore. MIR.
L%atortune went a few days before
nit,, 4 I,c=ct,,t, and l,nt,c,hnjl ,,N,IcH
q. ". Sly, superintendent of the
creamery department for the Turner
Produce CO.. departed via the omaha
p ts>euger Tuesday ,Nenins 10 attend
tile National Creamery Buttermaker's
conven>ioE which will be held at
ST Paul.
Lyle Paulin, a lad about II years
old, and the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Paulin, was operated on at st.
Joscph's, hospital Tuesday afternoon
for appendicitis, which was very
! successful and the boy is reported
as doing nicely since.
Mrs. George Conrad, who formerly
lived here, was in the city for a few
d ,ys, and left for her home at Rris-
tolville. Chic. Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
went to Virginia about two yeats ago
for the benefit Of Mr.. Conrad's
health and are now moving into
Ohio.
Mayor o. L. Branson departed
Thursday Cor points in Iowa and
from there be will 20 to Chicago tc
meet his son, Harry, who is attend
ing a college IN Indiana. The mayor
and his son will spend the latter's
vacation together, and the citv's
heat official expects to be zone for
a month and perhaps longer.
Mrs. A d. Walpole is at st. JOS
eph's hospital, where she was opel-
ated on Wednesday afternoon as a
result of the return of her former
trouble Mrs. Walpole has certainly
had d very hard time in the past few
years aud he many friends regret
that she is called upon to submit 10
the SURGEONS knife again.
Adolph Schneider. a tailor who b S
been associated with some of tn
leading establishments in Chicago,
has moved to the city and opened up
a tailoring establishment in the DON
formerly occupied by the Singer
Sewing Machine Co. In the Com
mercial aud SAVINGS bank building.
In bis new advertisement today Mr..
Schneider invites the public to GILL
at his place of bushes and inspect
the iine3of goods thae he carries.
DR.. and Mrs. Marion Hull. who
have been visiting at the home of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. F. S.
Turney, departed Tuesday for
Redding, Cal, n they will reside
in the future to practice the pro-
fession OF osteopathy. Mrs. Hull has
heen quite i'll, but has recovered
sufficiently as to make the trip
TheiI many friends in Mitchell will
wish then. the test of success on
the coast.
At the meeting of the Today Club
Monday evening a kitchen shower
was given in honor of Miss Pearl
Jackson. The members of the club
were invited to a seven O'Clock
dinner. served by Mrs. H. A. White
at her home, and later in the even.
ing Miss Jackson was overwhelmed
with everything that was useful for
the kitchen all of which was very
much Of a surprise to her. The
affair proved very enjoyable.
Katharine Ridgeway was with US
Tuesday evening as one of the at.
fractions on the lecture and concert
course, and that means a very large
audience was richly entertained with
her reading and dramatic inpersona.
tions. All of her selections, and
they showed a wide range, were
received in the heartiest manner,