The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-02-14
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Harry Cook. one OF the postofbce
employees. Is confined at his home
with measles.
Miss Dora Butler returned from
Omaha last evening, where she was
called..by the death Of her neice.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. PringIe left
for Hazelton, Iowa, Thursday to
visit Mr.. Pringle's sister for two or
three weeks.
Rev. A. Craig Bowdish arrived
home Thursday from Huron,
where be went Wednesday evening
to attend a meetin g of the home
mission board of the Congregational
church.
Mrs. Lottie Schultz, who makes
her home with her son, John. 10 the
eastern part of the city. has been
quite sick With the grippe, but is
reported as being some better at the
present time.
Mrs. Frank B. Smith went oyer
to Alexandria this morning to attend
a surprise birthday dinner party,
which had been arranged by the
lady friends of Mrs. W. q. McMasters
and which was held that afternoon.
She will return holue this evening.
r. 2. Loomis, cashier of the
! Western National bank, has had to
yield his place at the cashiers win
dow and go home to nurse a case OF
grippe. which he has been trying to
ward off. The grippe seems to have
quite a large number of victims this
season.
Noble g. Son contemplate making
some improvements in the building
they occupy and hereafter will con-
ducJ All exclusive undertaking BUSH
ness. They have rented a portion of
the front part OF the room to the
Singer Sewing Machine Co., for an
office and they will occupy the rest
of the oom with their undertaking
business.
O.. j. MARSHALL. was In from Draper
Wednesday and Thursday and went
home on the afternoon train. Mr..
Marshall said that they have been
having some splendid weather during
the winter out on the reservation,
and that while things have been
a little quiet this winter, lie looked
for much acyitity with the opening
Of spring.
The friends Of the new public
school building should commence to
do a little campaign work if they
expect to see the bonds carry on the
day OF the special election. 1t is true
there is no very great opposition to
the proposition, but it should be
discussed and the people urged tc
vote for it. The Indifference of it's
friends might possibly defeat Che
movement.
Thursday evening occurs another
of the series of parties given by the
Mitchell Club, and a little depression
from the usual affair will be the
order of things. This will be a valen-
tine masquerade party and a very
pleasant time is assured the mem.
bers. 1t is the earnest wish OF the
management that as many as possible
Will mask and make the affair what
it is designed to be-a strictly mas
querade party.
The Yoemen lodge will hold its
first meeting In February, on satur-
day evening, Feb. Is, at which time
Mr.. j. r. Van Wrinkle, o: Des
Moines, the supreme lecturer of the
order, will be present and set forth
the advantages OF f%raternalism
especially Of the Brother God OF
American Yoemen. This ueetinp
will be open and the public q, very
cordially invited. Lunch VIII l..
served in the ball.
Eugene Fargo, the Milwaukee con.
ductor who comes downato Mitchell
twice a week on his run from Aber
deem, passed through the cit!
Thursday on his way to Madison
Wis, to make a short visit With hi,
mother, and from there he will go t,
Santa Cruz, CAL, where his famil,
has been living for essthe past twe
years. He expects to get back to BIZ
run again about the middle of April
At Santa Cruz MI. Fargo says tina,
be sees 7. E. Blanchard quite Otter
The Pierre Dakotan makes tn,
following reference to a young lad!
Who was a former resident OF Mitch
ell while she was attending Dakot,
Wesleyan University some years ago
tgMtoo Hfor ENos..1N Yv.-a....