The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-04
IN TOWN v COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN mn
II CURSE OF A WEEK..

The condition Of O. w. Coursey is
reported to be improving every day.
H. L. Raymond and family moveo
in the Gale Block Tuesday for the
winter season.
Mrs. A. A. Truax went over to
lBridgewater Tuesday morning to Wis
it with relatives.
Mrs. c. E. Brady departed Tuesday
morning for Pl%easantville. Iowa, to
visit with her parents.
Mrs. E. q. McEwen came down
from Mt. Vernon Tuesday morning
to visit with relatives.
John IIane7 went to Deadwood
Monday to attend the session
LOT federal court as a witness 10 a
case.
Mrs. F. Fl. Hoff and little dauph-
ter, Esther, came home Tuesday
afternoon from their summers visit
at Medina, OHIO.
Mrs. George Ferguson departed
SUNDAY morning for points in Wis.
|consin. where She will visit with
relatives for several weeks.
Paw your tuition after you have
your position Write for particulars
to the Sioux Falls Business College,
Sioux Falls, S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.. Vernilyea
departed for Minneapolis and St.
Paul to spend a portion of the week
at the state fair and will 90 on
to eastern points to make the pur.
chase Of fall and winter goods.
Mrs. H. B. Anderson vent to
Minneapolis Wednesday to visit
with relatives during the week Of
the Minnesota state iail. She will
also visit her sister Mrs. A. r.
IGroenke, who Is in Minneapolis on
10 visit.
Martin Boice departed via the MIL
waukee road Tuesday, in compa-
my with his daughter. Mrs. G. F.
Bates. who has been visiting here.
for her home in CALIFORNIA;. Mr..
Boice expects to spend the fall and
winter on the coast. returning about
!AprA LIST.
The bridge across Dry Run, on
Sanbom street. Is practically com.
pleted and it required an immense
amount of dirt to fill in on the
approaches to the structure. 1t will
take about ten days for the concrete
to set before the bridge can be
lopened to the public.
DR.. Samuel r. Kerfoot aud two
sons arrived in the city Tuesday
evening and will take " their resi-
dence. DR.. Kerfoot is the rev presi-
dent OF Dakota Wesleyan and will
assume his duties at once. Mrs.
Kerfoot and the other children are
Expected the latter part of the week.
All the corn has beer removed from
the exterior OF the cor palace and
the walls are ready to be covered
again with toe decorations. Col.
Robe is expected to arrive In the
city next Monday to begin the work
LOT decorating, and for the ensuing
three weeks activity will be at its
highest point around the palace.
Superintendent Hot has secured
the last member of the city school
faculty. when he received a telegram
Monday from Marcus 1'eeters,
lot Monticello. Ind. accepting the
position of science teacher anc
director of athletics. Prot. Teeter,
is . graduate in science from Purdue
University, and took postgraduate
work at tue Chicago University. Fl.
Is said to have splendid qualification.
as an athletic director. Tho new
teacher expects to reach Mitchell
Saturday.
Joseph voee, a lad about II year.
old. fell 10 OF Il feet on the COIL
palace stagine Saturday evening
bru!sing his face ana his breast. III:
ear drum VA injured through which
!he bled profusely. ThSs boy Is get
ting along nicely today. When tho
O'Clock whistle blew there was
scramble among the boys to get dow
frou the s%caffoldtng and the DO,
lost his balance and fell. 1t was tn
Intention OF Messrs. Davis an,
: Michels to lay the little boys of Sat
urday evening because OF the possibl
danger Of falling when tho stsg,p,
was 30 high on which they woul,
have to work.
Saturday afternoon MIS-. Herber
daniels and Miss Rinnie Nolt CAV
parcel shower 10 honor Of Mis-
Maud Belts, which occurred 1T th
home Of Mrs. Daniels. A uhre
course luncheon vas served durin
the afternoon. Tho rooms wer
handsomely decorated With flowers
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