The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-24
Harry Waterman departed Monday

for Socorra, New Mexico called there
by the serious illuess OF her brother.
T.. u. Whitman and son. frankie,
went over to Sioux Falls, Saturday
evening, and came home Monoay +
morning.
n,s. Ed. CLANCY has been visiting
with relatives at Omaha for a month
or II ore aud returned home Saturday
evening.
Jos. Swift, ST., departed Sunday
morning for q trip back to his old
aOme at Elburn. III, and will be
away several weeks.
Mrs. crank Arnold. OF Bloomfield,
Neb., aeaived to mate visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. III. Davis,
who reside on the south side.
! ". A. Reid, of Chicago, has been
visiting his mother and sister for a
short time, and returned to the
windy citv Monday morning.
Ray Bo~ermau accompanied his
father Monday on a trip down
to Hot Springs, Ark, where the
latter goes for the benefit of his
health.
Miss Eta Sherlock returned
Saturday evening from a visit of sew
eral weeks at Manchester and other
points in Iowa. She is one of the tel
ephone operators on the long dis
lance section.
Clyde Livingston and Miss Mabel
III. Colburn. both Of this city, were
married Saturday evening. tue
ceremony being performed by Rev.
DR.. I. j. Macmurray, pastor of the
Presbyterian church.
Robert Devy went down into
Missouri Monday and will look
after some land owned by Mrs. Devy
in the vicinity of Joplin. Robert
said that he might possibly locate
!, down there If he found something to
!, his liking.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Townsend have
been visiting with Mrs. Townsend's
parents. MIR. and Mrs. John Blenk-
iron, and returned home to Aber-
deem Monday. He came down
to attend the funeral Of the late j.
C. Harker.
VIM. Scallin spent Sunday. at
chamberlain and returned Monday
! morning. Mrs. Scallin is at Cham
beKlain at present. taking care of her
brother, Will Rolston, who went to
the Sanitarium recently for treat.
ment. He submitted to an operation
a few days ago.
j. N. Crow returned home from
st. Paul Sunday morning, having
} been up there to attend to some
legal business. While in the city he
: said he had the pleasure of hearing
Paderewskt, the pianist, in a con-
cert, and that 1t was a treat he will
never forget.
Z. Mr.. and Mrs. Sivmund Schirmer,
OF Mt. Vernon, are visiting with
relatives in the city. Mr.. Schirmer
2 said that he has just disposed of his
drug store at Mt, Vernon to Drs.
Smiley and Jones, aud that he has
arranged to establish a drug store at
Lesterville. expecting 10 open his
t store in the course of a couple of
weeks.
A party of Knights of Columbus
went up to Huron Saturday evening
, to attend the lodge session Sunday,
when a class Of candidates was taken
, in. The Mitchell knights had to
drive from Wolsey over to Huron and
on the trip over they were delayed
e by being stuck or the road with their
e team and had TO send for help. Some
of tie Knights returned home Monday
morning and report having had an
enjoyable trip, Notwithstanding the
difficulties they encountered.
Rev f. J.. Norton came home from
Riverside Monday after putting
r in rather a strenuous day Sunday
! He held quarterly meeting services
. Sunday for Presiding Elder Dobson,
whose territory is so large that he
cannot cover it entirely. Mr.. Norton
drove to Wolthen for morning service.
went to Bard for the afteroon
preaching and the drove nine miles
out of Ills way to baptize a candidate,
J aud then went on to Riverside for
the evening service, making trip of
: YER 4 3 miles of driving.
,, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Wallace and
family departed Sunday afternoon for
their new home in Canada. but lust
at what point they will be located
they have not Is yet decided. Mr..
Wallace expects to establish a line OF
elvators somewhere in the Alberta
country and will get an early start 10
the spring on his project. They
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