The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-07-01
was enjoyed by all the guests pre-

Miss Rinnie Nolt returned home
thursday from st. Paul, where
she is a teacher in the public schools
Miss Jeanette Smith returned
home Thursday from Spring Val
ley, Wis. having been visiting with
Miss Gwynneth Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Herbert return.
ed Thursday from Cincinnati
Ohio, where they have been visiting
relatives the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Smith and two
little daughters departed this morn
ing to visit wit %hrelatives and friends
in Madison and Milwaukee.
Miss Mabel Coleman has been liy-
ing on a claim at Meadow for some
time and returned home Wednesday
evening.
Miss May Rogers arrived home
Wednesday from Minneapolis for the
a AAASA v0NdllOu. DIG lS IoAGnlnR
school at Minneapolis
General and Mrs. ]. B. Wolgemuth
returned Thursday morning from
Sioux Falls where they have been in
attendance at the state encampment
of the G.. A. Il.
Mrs. H. Mccormick arrived home
Thursday from Cincinnati. She
has been there for some time visiting
her daughter, Miss Fannie, who has
been studying at the College of Music
since last fall. Miss Mccormick stop
ped en- route and will reach home in
a couple of weeks.
H. G. Nichols returned Thursday
morning from P%ipestone, Mimi, to
which place he went in quest of some
race horses to fill out the races for
the coming race meeting July 13, IA,
Is. He was eminently successful in
securing a large number of speedy
animals to go in the races. He said
he secured the entries of sixty-1ve
trotters and PAGERS for the races and
will also have a large number of the
bangtails to go in the running races.
With this number of entries Mr.. Mich
OILS said that there will be from 10
to IA entries in each of the trot-
ting and pacing races, which will
make the meeting a fine one.
Miss Grace Vickers and Miss Ruth
Daniels arrived home Tuesday even
ing via the Omaha road. Miss Vickers
has been attending Occidental COL
lege at Los Angeles, CAL, n of the
best educational institutions in that
state. Miss Daniels graduated from
the Redlands, CAL, high school, a
city of 10000 people and conceded
to be the prettiest town in Califor-
mia. The young ladies said they had a
delightful trip home, stopping on the
way for two days at the Grand Can
yon of Arizona and about the same
length of time at Colorado Springs.
Miss Edna Daniels. who went to Cali
fornia two years ago, has decided
to remain there for another year.
She was recently eelected to the posi-
tion Of principal Of n Of the schools
at Redlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Evans. who have
been connected with Dakota Wesley
an University as superintendent Of
the grounds and buildings and as
matron in charge of the dining hall,
will not be with the institution next
year. Their time expires the latter
part of July and Mr.. Evans has noti-
fed DR.. Kerfoot that they will not
be back for next year. Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans have been with the college
in their two capacities for the past
five years and have won the highest
commentator from the student
body for the kindness and good
care they have given them. and have
also had the heartiest appreciation
from the members of the faculty. 1t
will be hard to find two people who
can fill the bill SO well as have Mr..
and Mrs. Evans.
The Lemon Club was organized
Wednesday evening. This is a club
that is composed of twenty young
men Of the city who have been eating
at restaurants, hotels and boarding
houses for some time and they cor
ceived the idea of having q little
boarding club all their own These
officers were elected to have charge
Of the operating Of the club: Presi-
dent, Ray Stephenson; secretary, Ray
Wilson; treasurer, Dan Dilworth;