The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-06

nam altINeu HUH SGUlldllu
and has taken IA position in Elmer
Aliens barter shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weller went
to Emmetsbnrg, Iowa, Tuesday
and will be away a week.
Mrs H.. w. kress VINO has been
sick for several mon.hs shows a
slight Improvement.
Misses Nellie and Edith Wilson
Wet to l%la"arneu, Iowa. tuesday
morning to visit their sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Quinn left
Monday for Frelick, Iowa. to visit
with relatives.
Mrs. V. b. Diehl and children
vent to Scotland Tuesday morning to
visit with frienos for a few days.
j. o Walrath departed Thursday
for Milton, Wis icing called
lhere by the illness of his father.
Mrs. c. A. Hawn departed this
morning for Sibley, Iowa, to make a
visit with her relatives for several
weeks.
MIR. AMI Mrs. Richard Robertson
arrived from Sac City, Iowa. Mr..
Robertson has accepted.a position in
the lob department OF The Republi-
can.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. G. Purdy have
been down to Houston, Texas, for
several months visiting with their
son, M. ID. Purdy, and family, and
have retained home.
Mrs a. Craig Bowdish returned
home from Yankton Monday evening,
having been there to attend to some
business connected with the mission
society, of which size is the secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. X. Eliason went
to Sioux City Tuesday to attend
a three day session of the Eastman
School Of Photography. They vii
return next Mondav.
Ed Quinche and family left Tuesday
morning for Pasadena, CAL, where
they will take up their residence
Mr.. Quinche disposed of his farm
west of town and will engage "
fruit raising IN that country.
Miss Goodykoontz and Miss Fannie
Mccormick went to Chicago Tuesda!
morning and will attend the CRANE
opera which opens there soon. Mis-
| Mccormick. will visit in Illinois
before returning home.
Miss Allie Spanpler came owe
from Artesian Monday evening ant
Tuesday afternoon she left for Rapi,
City to visit her sister, Mrs. Johl
Burke. Miss Spangler has been quit
sick during the winter.
George Murner is confined to tn
hospital with a broken hip. II
slipped down some icy steps, Sunda
and broke his hip. He is quite a
old gentleman and the accident wi
lay him up for some time.
Mckinley & Eddy announce a cook
ing exhibit to take place at thei
hardware store when they will dis
play the Laurel steel range for
week, commencing March 9. Rea
their advertisement on another page
II. d. Butterfield arrived HON
Wednesday evening from his trip t
New York. having spent nearly
month with Mrs. Butterfield in til
eastern markets in the purchase {
their spring and summer line {
goods for their dry good store. Nj
Butterteld said that he had bee
able to secure some very attractiv
novelties Nv making a personal visi
east. some Of which wete now O
display in the store. Mrs. Butteriel
and Roxena will arrive home in tn
course Of q few days
There was a big bunch Of student
Of Dakota Wesleyan University wen
over to Huron Thursday morning on
special train over the Milwaukee
road to attend the debating contes
between Mitchell and Huron thi
evening. which will be participate
in by three young ladies from eac
college. The crowd numbered II
and was a pretty good r~epresentatio
from tn: college. The Uniyersit
band accompanied the delegation {
students aud tile bows will max
things lively during the day and at th
contest. The special train will leav
Huron after the debate is concluded
about II o'clock, and reach Mitchell
about l 80 O'Clock this morning.
Funeral services we're held Thurs
day morning at the Congregations
church over the remains of the lat
Thomas ..Dean. who passed ava
TUESDAY evening at his home il
Stickney. The body was brough
here on the vest train and va