The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-01-28
IN O " AND COUNTRY
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Eddy re-
turned home from their trip to Kali
amazoo, Mich.
Mrs. l.. l.. Ness has been visit
ing with relatives at Sioux City
since before Christmas and returned
home Friday afternoon.
John ID. Kress left Friday
for Hot Springs, Ark, II will re-
main there for some time in the hope
of securing relief from his long-stand-
ing nervous trouble.
Mrs. w. II. LaFollette and daugh-
ter, Florence, arrived home from
Sioux City Thursday afternoon, hay
ing been visiting with Guy La
Toilette.
When the regular work of the
Eastern Star lodge was completed
Thursday evening the rest of the
time was devoted to matters of a
social nature. Dancing was indulg-
ed in for a time and light refresh
ments were served.
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M. M. Doyle arrived home Thurs
day evening from his trip down to
Old Mexico, in the southern part of
that country. Mr.. Doyle said that he
found some. fine land down in that
section and that he was we'll pleased
with the country. He said that he
expected to make an investment in
lands down there after while.
The dancing party given by the
| Mitchell Club Thursday was one
of the most enjoyable of the series,
there being about twenty couples
present. Hoyt's orchestra played eX-
ceptionally we'll and the dancers en-
tered into the spirit of the occasion
with much heartiness. Some of the
| preliminary arrangements We're made
during the evening for the German
that is to be given by the club on
Thursday evening, Feb. 4. The ladies
having it in charge have commenced
to make the %favors, and they are
planning on making the affair a very
popular one.
Superintendent Hoff is receiving
any number of complaints from resi-
dents living on the streets that are
mostly Travelled by school children
that they pay SO little regard to walk
ing on the sidewalks, seemingly to
prefer to walk on the lawns of the
homes which they pass on their way
to and from school. The residents
are Directing strenuously to this, but
the superintendent suggests thai
they file their complaints with the
chief of police, and perhaps he ca,
stop the practice. The pupils ough
to have a better conception OF the
rights of others than to walk owe,
their property.
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weak inside controlling nerves Will
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Thursday evening the home of Mrs
Elizabeth Rolston on Second Avenu
west was the scene of a %enjoyabl
social gathering Of ladies, who wen
there in a body for the purpose o
surprising Mrs. Rolston as sort of
farewell for her, and it was arrange
at a time when Mrs. Litsey was Wis
iting at the Rolston home. The lad
les took along the refreshments an
these were served after the compan
had enjoyed several hours in a SOC
liable manner. Mrs. Rolston and he
daughter. Gertrude. expect to leav
early in the spring to take up thei
residence on a claim west of tn
river. The guests presented Mrs
Rolston with a dress pattern as a
expression Of the kindly feeling the
had toward her.
Gas Told in the Hills was present
ed at the Gale theatre Thursda
evening to a fairly good audience an
the people showed much interest
the unfolding of the plot that make
the play very interesting. The pla
is entirely western and several India
characters gives the play a stron