The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-17
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
HI COURSE OF A WEEK.

BorL. to Mrs. John w. Mueller,
Friday evening, at st. Joseph hos
pital. a girl.
MIR. and Mrs. s. n. Rolsron, Of
Conrad, Iowa, arrived a few days ago
to visit with Mrs. S. Rolston
Mrs. j. S. Daniels departed
Friday for Boston,, Mass. where she
expects to remain a month for a visit
with relatives.
W.. NJ Herbert returned SATURDAY.
from Lane, where he has been
attending to some business matters
IN connection with estate of John w.
Mueller.
Mrs. lnos. Ball. who has been in
a hospital at Sioux City for a week.
is expected home Friday afternoon.
Shc was accompanied to the hospital
by her daughter, Mrs. w. Nj. Her
bert.
Walter Allen, who conducts a
cigar factory ON Second Avenue east,
is building d new residence Just
across the street from the new school
building, which he expects to have
for renting purposes.
At the Catholic church Sunday
morning occurred tile selection Of
peWS. for which an annual rental is
paid. In the case of where two or
three people had selected the same
pew they drew lots for the seat.
Physicians report a large amount
or sickness at the present time, due
to severe colds, which hang GU with
such a firm hold that is causing a
prolongation in many cases. Some of
the cases are attended with a very
high fever.
Mrs. II. g. Easton, of Kalamazoo,
Mich, arrived in the city to
make a visit at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. A. +. Eddy. Mrs. Easton Is
just returning from an extensive trip
to points in Washington and Cali.
fornia.
R. s.. Wesley, the insurgent can-
didate for governor. was in the CITY
Tuesday. He separated here from
Governor Crawford from their
western trip, the governor going
down into Charles Mix County for a
three or fou1 days. campaign trip.
j. L. Wingteld deputy state
examiner, is confined to his home on
Fifth Avenue west with small pox.
He had been down to Stickney, west
OF Armour, attending to his business
and on his return home he was taken
sick With the disease. Smallpox is
quite prevalent in that town.
The editor OF 1 lie Republican
received the first harbinge1 OF spring
weather yesterday when we got a
package OF garGen seeds from the old
reliable irm of ID. M. Ferry g. Co.
These seeds have created an ambition
to get out in the garden. which it is
to he hoped will not be long. delayed
in fulfillment.
Mr.. and Mrs friedrich Maximum,
who have been visiting at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. T. j. Macmurray.
left Monday evening for Minneapolis.
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Maximum will open a
studio In Minneapo is and play con
cart engagements that city and
surrounding towns.
A meeting Of the new church COM
mittee was held Monday evening to
discuss the question OF the date of
defeating the Methodist church.
There had been some requests made
to have the dedication uay set for
a period later than Jan. 26. After
going over the situation, the COM
nllttee set all doubts and questions
1t rest by adhering to the date, Jan.
26, which was set a few months ago.
AAAS l1ull1l VIII UOU US *Il1lIV
finished at that time. but it will re
sufficiently far enough advanced SO
that the services can be carric d on.
The social features of the Knights
OF Pythias are being exercised quite
Il good deal this winter, and the
first OF a series of parties was given
in the knights of Columbus FALL
Monday evening. After the regular
meeting was over With a dancing
party followed, which was most
thoroughly enJoved by about forty
couples Of young people. The music
was furnished BY Mrs. Thos. Man
chester at the piano ann it was
highly acceptable to the dancers. In
the banquet hall a fine luncheon was
served, and the knights afforded
their guests and the members an
evening that was rich in pleasure.
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