The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-08-21

OF the city, arrived in town Tuesday
afternoon to remain a day.
Miss Gertrude Koch left Thurs
day for Highland, Wis.,, where she
Viii visit for several weeks.
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Miss Title White has | cen visiting
in The city IA rortiun OF the summer
and lift Tuesday morning for Yank-
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The two sons OF p. ID. Saunders
nave been visiting with relatives at
city.
Mrs. Eliza Vermilyea and Miss
Eliza Vermilyea have returned home
after a visit of two months at Ma
son City, Iowa.
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ana's School, Sioux Falls, S. ID.
Miss Cairo Louise Closz, a sister Of
Mrs. Il. M. JefTers, arrived Wednes-
day evening from Webster City,
Iowa, and will be a guest at the
Baptist Manse for several weeks.
Mrs. A. II. Doyle and Miss Gene
We've Doyle departed Tuesday
for their former home at Darlington,
/ vVSc hnn nf tho old p;~o l,--,o
conlings has been arranged for at
Darlington next week ana they have
gone back to meet with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Finch and
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
II. Bliss, who reside on Fourth
A venue east, are very proud over the
birth OF twins, a boy and a girl, to
Mr.. aud Mrs. Finch, which occurred
Thursday.
Paul Scott has just completed a
neat two.story residence on an addi-
tion north of the Omaha track, and
has seven rooms. Paul has seven
acres of grounds with his residence
which he will cultivate into garden.
He is a hard working mau and has
done well since he came to Mitchell.
Mrs. Val Wagner and daughter,
Miss Fanny. departed Tuesday
for Chicago to make their fall our
chase Of new hats and secure the
fashions that are to prevail for the
fall wear. When they open up their
fall business Mis-. Wagner will occupy
the O where the Square Deal
Piano Co. is now located.
Cards have been received in the
city by friends announcing the
approaching marriage Of Miss Mae
Collins, daughter Ut Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. W Collins, former residents OF
this city. On Sept. 1 Miss Collins will
be united in marriage to DR.. James
Hayes at the hcme in Portland,
Oregon.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Tunts and
son visited with Mr.. and Mis-. Henry
Tunis for a week and left this
afternoon for Plankinton, before
returning to their home at Columbus.
Neh. Nh. Tunis was a former resi-
dent Of Mitchell, leaving here about
IA wears ago, and the changes made
in t',at time he says are marvellous.
Good progress is being made in the
Omaha tennis tournament. Ray BRAN
son won his match in the second
round, defeating King, OF Sioux
City. 81, 6-3, and in the. third
round won bis second match deleat-
ing Tyner. Omaha, 60, SO. Bath
erwick and Branson won their match
10 the preliminary round by defeat.
ing Mcconnell and Smythe, Omaha,
6-l, GIL.
Misses Blanche. Marie. Josephine
and Thelma Richards, of Huron,
who ale visiting at the Silsby and
Rowley homes, with Miss Dorothy
Hitchcock, we're the guests of honor
at a dancing party in the Mitchell
club rooms which was given by Mr..
and Mrs. r. y. Nichols Monday
evening. The party was a very
enjoyable one to the Young people.
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Mrs. S. Wilde arrived in the city
Wednesday evening from Chicago to
make a visit with her son, Mr..
W. B. Harbert and family. Mrs.
Wilde was q former resident of Mitch
ell during the pioneer days She
. was accompanied BY her daughter
Mrs. CHAPMAN PigRott and daughter,
LOT Benton Harbor, Mich, who will
E visit With her two sons. Louis and
. Ransome PiRgott, and her brother.
} Mr.. w. B. Harbert.
. . The Emery and Alexandria ball
teams had to make the drive to
Woonsocket Thursday to be there
in time to play ball at J O'Clock.
The managers expected 10 take
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