The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-07-24
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE CURSE OF A WEEK..

Aug. LIST. Come before and save
money. Mitchell Clothing Co.
Mrs. May Lee, of Minneapolis, ar
rived to make a visit of q week or
ten days with her aunt, Mrs. j.. F.
Bradley.
Mrs. G. W. Coleman left Monday
evening via the Omaha road for a
visit with relatives in the Twin
Cities, to be gone a month or six
weeks.
Mrs. Ben Wood and little son
left Wednesday for a trip to Mystic,
Iowa, for a visit during the summer.
THEY expect to 60 to Ohio before
returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Murphy and
children have returned home from
their trip to Minneapolis, where
they enjoyed a visit with relatives
for a week.
oWANTED-Work with threshing
crew by nan and wife. Wife as cook.
VIM. Kuechlar, 300 S. Sanborn.
Mrs. p. j. Morrison, Mrs. Carrie
Chandler and j. E. Morrison, who
have been making a brief visit with
Mis-. f. j. Purdy. returned to their
home at Armour Friday morning.
Expert teachers instruct at the
Sioux Falls Business College, Sioux
Falls, s.. u. Enroll now and get
three months tuition free.
MIR. ana Mrs. G. G.. Woods arrived
home Tuesdoy morning from st. Paul,
where they have ..been for the past
week attending the meeting of the
Shriners. Mr.. Wood said that it was
one of the most pleasant weeks they
had spent IN years.
Or. R. j. Lamme and DR.. II. T..
Mcdonald went out to Lead Tuesday
afternoon to attend the annual con-
vention Of the South Dakota Dental
Association, and will make a trip
through certain portions Of the Hills
country before they return.
Would like to show you something
new in c%ultivatnrs.
John H. Creighton.
Lois Simpson entertained about a
dozen Of her little friends Tuesday
at her home on Second Avenue
east. The little miss attained her
sixth birthday on this occasion,
and her little friends celebrated
che event witch her. Refreshments
were served during the afternoon.
Rev. DR.. t. j. Macmurray has
been in st. Paul for the past ten
days or two weeks and returned
hone Monday evening viA the
Omaha read. d.. Macmurray will
conduct the usual services i'm the
Presbyterian cilul.h next Sunday
morning and evening.
]. j. %Spangler went cut TO Fort
Pierre Monday evening to attenu te
satle legal business. Mr.. Spauglel
OIL came ilome in the morning iruui
ills trip down to Dallas, Texas, wnert
ATTENDED TIE eIalli lodge Of tic
tlks as the delegate from the Mitcl,
ell 10 tge. Mr.. SpansIer reported al
euioyable trip.
David Staulfer, OF iirceport. Ill.
has lust completed the purchase o
IL tine 100 acre farm Ut j.. ii Davi.
OF this city. The farm is located il
Mt. Vernon township, the suutheasr
quarter of section 10, l03, 50. Mr.
stauffer paid $50 90 per acre for this
farm and expects to move on to ],
next spring. Tue sale Was mal'
through keiley's Land Company.
Mrs. w. e. Turner and Mrs. Free
G. Drake entertained at a n o'clocl
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Turne
last Thursday afternoon, when thirty
four of their lady friends pa9took of
most dainty menu The hostesses wer,
assisted in serving by Mrs. j. D. An
derson, Mrs. G. A. Bower, Mrs. Rober
Ward, Mrs. George A. Silsby and Mis-
Jessie Walrath. The affair was highl,
successful and thoroughly enjoyed b,
the guests.
The Eagles of Chamberlain nav,
arranged for the appearance of tn
Parker Carnival Amusement Co. il
that City fIom Aug. 3 TO s., and the,
have extended an invitation for tn,
Mitchell Eagles and Mitchell peupl
generally TO come out there sor til
occasion. Arrangements will yer
likely be made to run a special tran
Cut there during the week and civ
Mitchell people an opportunity t
! reciprccate the many favurs tina
Chamberlain people nave shown u
5 dining the corn palace season..
DO you want a position payin
from $40. 90 to $50 per month wit.
prospects for S75 to 500 within
year3 We give written guarantee
T OF such positions to all students VII
l complete our combined business ant
shorthand course More than 800