The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-11-20
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN lie COURSE OF a WEEK.

L 1l1lAA AGAi L LIN
OF A WEEK.
Mrs. c. c. Halphida came in
Monday night from Sioux City to
Visit with friends a few days.
Mrs. I. j. Macmurray returned
from Chicago Friday evening. hNins
enjoyed her months visit there very
much.
Attorney Gerla, of Armour. was
in the city Saturday ON his wav
home from Sioux Falls, where he al
peared as an attorney in the Can
tonwine bankrupt case.
Paul Wetzel, a graduate of las
years class at the University and
principal of the Mt. Vernon school
was in the city between trains
Saturday.
Jim Livingston imbibed a little
too much fre-water and i'm conse-
quence was sentenced by Justice
Markham to 10 days in the county
Jail this morning
Pains of women mead pains, or n
pains stopped In 20 minutes sure,
with DIR. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets.
See full formula on Csc box. Sold by
Diehl q Brown.
Jos. Swift, sr. has been down in
Illinois for several weeks and has
returned home. Joe says things are
rather slow in the section of the
state that he visited.
Ralph Hiram Jewell, a member of
the junior class last year, was in he
city looking up his credits with a
view of graduating next spring. He
has secured a position as assistant
> principal of the high school at Wes-
. sington Springs and will shortly COM
} mence his duties there.
Mrs. Phillip Tobin entertained a
, number of lady friends at a one
: o'clock dinner Monday afternoon at
, her home. The guests of honor
were Mrs. Albert Anderson, of Aber-
deee, Mrs. John Collins, of Clymer,
Wis, Miss Rose Walsh, of Chicago,
! Mrs. Edward WEIGH, of Letcher. The
: affair vas a very pleasant one to all
Thursday evening the Odd Fellows
held their regular meeting and after
the work of the evening was finished
the rest of the time was devoted to 6
J,po;rr ,,,,+, NH nl1 J,,11o,-, -.
!, Rebekahs join together once a month
e in a social meeting which serve
!. to keep up the interest in the lodge
work of both orders.
Thursday evening a dozen friend,
of Miss Ethel McIIenry arranged
kitchen shower in her honor ant
> they went to her home in the Kocl
flats loaded down with utenils o
that department of the home. Th,
G evening was very delightfully."- spen
: playing 500 and refreshments wer,
: served.
y Health Coffee" IL the cleveres
: Imitation Of real coffee ever yet made
y l,r. Shoop created it from pure parch
u ed grains. malt. nuts. etc. Fine ii
9 t1avor-is made in Just one mlnute
q 10 20 or 80 minutes tedious boiling
Sample free. Diehl & Brown.
. Joe L.. Lovinver.
. Judge Frank B.. Smith arrive,
.. home Friday from his trip ou
u to the Black Hills, where he spen
a little over two weeks in huntin;
e deer in company with Will Miner
e formerly of this city, and Bert Wat
tson, of Chamberlain. The part
,. made the trip over to the Wyomin;
n line in camp wagons and then di'
their hunting on horseback. TIL
O Judge said he landed one or two dee
n during the trip and that he enjoye'
" it immensely.
l., Mrs. Laura j. Miller and Mrs. Ann
# M. Palmer, the mother and aunt O
r Mrs. w. T. Mcconnell, have bee,
visiting with her for sevreal days an
returned Friday to their home
!. at DesMoines, Iowa. Mrs. Palmer !
:. the national evangelist of the w. {
T. U. and travels over the Unite
States in her work, and a few year
: ago she was a delegate to the int,
national convention held at Edi1
burgh, England. Mrs. Palmer ha
been In the service Of the w. c. ]
: U. for over % years and for a gres
:. many years was associated with Mis-
;. Willard before her death.
1t A tickling or dry cough can b
re quickly loosened with Dr. Shoop'
Cough Remedy. No opium. no chi,
otorm. nothing unsafe or harsh. 0ol
- BY Diehl Z Brown.
,e The train from the west on IL
k Milwaukee road Friday morning d.
q. NOT arrive until ahout Nom due 4