The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-29

dduSuleI, MIS-. James logan there.
Rev. c. q. Hager, district super
intendent, arrived in the city last
evening to look over his residence
property out in the western part of
the city.
For reliable hail insurance see w.
Z. Rathbun. Over the Fair store
Sioux Falls Press: C. ID. Tousley,
formerly of Mitchell, now of LeSeuer,
Mimi, is a Sioux Falls visitor, having
taken as travelling man the territory
of South Dakota again after an alb
sence of a year.
George H. Miner left Tuesday
afternoon for Chamberlain, where
he vent in hopes Of recuperating his
health which has been impaired by
his recent illness. Mr.. Miner will
also visit at points along the line to
county ~treasurer's office will be in
charge of the deputy, Miss Ethel
| Lyons.
Mrs. Albert Worthen left Tuesday
afternoon for Sturgis, near which
place her husband filed on a claim
and they will take up their residence.
She has been visiting for a short time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tinson. Nh. and Mrs. Mcrthen We're
married early in the winter and went
to Oklahoma to spend the winter.
Call and see thai International
Auto Buggy at John II. Creighton's.
Misses Edith Noble and Laura
White returned Wednesday from
ST. Paul where they have been in
attendance at the Y. w. G. A. con-
vention. The occasion was an i'm
portant one, the national president
being present to break the ground for
the new Y. ". G. A. building, be-
sides other speakers of national
prominence.
The Huronite of Friday announces
the death of Rev. T. b. Boughton,
which occurred in thai city, death
resulting from pneumonia after the
illness of a week. For many years
Mr.. Boughton was the pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Parker, for
fourteen years, and lately became the
librarian of Huron college. Mr..
Boughton was we'll known in Mitch
ell, having visited here a number of
times.
For fire and tornado insurance see
Insurance Co.
superintendent Collins, Freight
and Passenger Agent Cody and VIM.
MacFarlane arrived from the west
Tuesday evening and spent the night
in the city. The two former had been
looking ver business matters out at
Chamberlain. Wednesday Mr.. Col
Inns looked over the old passenger de-
,lpot to see what could be lone with
it after the new passenger station is
, completed. Mr.. Collins spoke of the
possibility of moving the structure
soine distance east of the present To-
8 cation and directly south of the new
freight house, and using it for the
: headquarters Of the train dispatchine
: force and that of the conductors and
brakemen. The building will be
made smaller and remodelled to I'll
the possible new use of it.
! Miss Carlota Meyer is expected t.
+, arrive in Mitchell within a week OF
ten days. She is at present in st
, Paul attending a meeting If the Y
w. C. A. Miss Meyer left Mitchell
. a number of years ago to engage ii
8 the Y. w. c. A. work and was the
I secretary Of the association at Sac
ramento, Cal, for several years
From that point she waa transferred
to Honolulu. Hawaii, where she ha.
: been for about five or six years. He
coming is rather unexpected at thi.
' time, and she wrote relatives here
r that her decision was formed on The
moment in Honlulu and while a boa
was in waiting to depart for the
United States. Miss Meyer has a 10,
of friends in the city who will very
cordially welcome her home.
:. DR.. Stevenson the well-known eye
: ear, nose and throat specialist OF
Sioux Falls and assistant will be ir
Mitchell, from 8 p. m. Wednesday
May 10, and Thursday, May 10, al
the Widman hotel. Glasses also fitted
correctly.
), On Tuesday afternoon a delightful
} entertainment was carried out at the
Baptist church. The teachers of the
:. primary department of the Sunday
! school entertained the members of
, the cradle roll with their mothers and
also the primary pupils with their
5 mothers. A happy company of over
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