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Savings bank building.
Horace Kress came up from Spring.
field Saturday afternoon ami remain
ed over Sunday with relatives ana
friends.
Elrie Branch arrived "Wednesday
afternoon from Illinois where he has
been visiting the past month at the
home of his grandfather.
Miss Grace White left Monday
for Yankton and Omaha, at which
places she will visit with friends Tor
a month in spending her vacation.
Mrs. F. A. Gates has been visitin.
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j
My.es, Tor the past week ana return
ed to her home at Spencer, Iowa.
Saturday night.
s. H. Go: l.miih, Of Becker's Zig
Clothing House. !s:t sunday 10: Ill.
east and wiz spend the ..ext two
v eks in Ch'oa:;, and Illinois points
on business matters.
Mrs. e. A. Livermore, of Dallas.
has arrived in the city to join her
husband who bought the Cook bar
Der shop, and also the Cook residence
at 301 Seventh Avenue east.
j.. j. Lahey, assistant cashier of the
Mitchell National bank, arrived home
Sunday morning from his vacation
trip of two weeks, and which was
spent at Chicago and other points.
The Misses Hermenia and Ludwina
Reihsen, who went out to Colorado
a few weeks ago to visit their sister,
write home that they may. not come
back to Mitchell for a year.
liver Anderson has assumed his
duties as laborer at the new federal
building. He received the appoint
ment at the hands of Postmaster
Wells an dhe receives a salary of
$50 per month for his duties.
The beautiful Sunday was one of
large interest and activity at the First
Episcopal church. The
PASTORS sermon subject was, things !
New and Old" 1t was estimated that
800 people were in the congregation
DR.. George Whitman, of Water
own, and Samuel Whitman of st.
Thomas, Canada, arrived in the city
afternoon to make a visit with
Dr.. and Mrs. E. w. Heyler, the gen.
5lemen being brothers of Mrs. Hey
er.
j. II. Patrow returned from Kado-
IA Sunday, having been out there to
move a piano for Otto Sharon, and
which had been sold by the McA.thnr
Piano Co. Mr.. Patrow said that it was
about the worst Job he has had in the
oiano moving business, having 10
AXE it up to a second story building
a doorway that would hardly
admit the piano.
DR.. and RS. Williams of Manning,
iowa, who have been visiting here the
past two weeks at the home of Mr..
md Mrs. o. L.. Branson, departed
in his touring car for
from which place they
will return home. They were accom-
on their way as far as Alpena
oy Mr.. Branson and DR.. Ray Smith
md their wives. all going in their
lutos and returning in the evening.
The infant son, aged Is months,
If Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Livingston,
lied at their home 10 miles south of
own, in Lisbon township, Tuesday,
Aug. 8. after an illness of a little
,ver a month. The child was first
AIKEN sick with WhOOping cough and
vas followed by bronchial pneumon-
a. which caused his death. Funeral
we're held at the Congrega-
ional church Wednesday about
1880 O'Clock and the interment was
made in Graceland cemetery. Quite
! few Of the friends in that commun-
ty came up to attend the funeral.
John A. Tracy wife, and daughter
nave been visiting with relatives at
Iowa, for the past four
weeks and arrived home Sunday
morning on the Milwaukee passen-
ger from the south. which was de-
aged four hours. At Cambridge, Ia.
Mr.. Tracey said that they were in
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