The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-30

Mrs. W. H. Flynn and daughter
left Monday p. m. for Edison to take
up their residence on their claim.
Mrs. H. G. Cook went Monday p.
M, to Mt. Vernon where she will
make a weeks visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. John Trotter.
Mr.. Edward Nolan is here from
Independence, Iowa, making a visit
with his cousins, j. F. and j. T.
lSmith.
Miss Helen White. who has been
attending Dakota Wesleyan for the
past year, returned Saturday evening
to her home in Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Ward departed Tues
day for Minneapolis to attend
the wedding ceremony Of her sister
in-law. She will be gone q week.
Mrs. Francis Simpson, proprietor
of the South Side House, left Tues
day a. M, for st. Thomas, Ontario.
She expects to make that her home
In the future.
Mrs. r. j. Winsor and grand-child-
rem. Jane and Josephine Prior. ar
rived from Sioux Falls Tuesday
over the Omaha and will attend the
Winsor-Kimball wedding tomorrow.
Mrs. Fred Kimball arrived Tues
day D. M, from Chicago to attend the
wedding Of their son, DR.. : George
Kimball and Miss Florence Winsor.
Mrs. Kimbali will remain for a
month.
Miss Lillian Bras arrived in the
city Tuesday a. M, from Everett,
Washington, where the Bras family
removed from Mitchell a little over a
year ago. She will spend part of
the summer here with friends and
with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Bjod-
strup.
At the Baptist parsonage Saturday
evening Rev. E. NJ. LETTERS united in
marriage Robert M. Peile and Dag
mar Leslie. Both parties are we'll
known in Mitchell. the COON being a
popular commercial traveller. The
ceremony was witnessed by MI. and
Mrs. NJ. E. Dennis.
Misses Rachel Doyle, Wauneta
Ferris, Mabel Maynard and Bessie
Colvin left Monday p. m. for Edison
in the western part of the state. Miss
Ferris returns to take up her resi-
dence on her claim and the latter two
young ladies will remain a month,
while Miss Doyle expects to remain
until early in the winter.
Father Nugent, of Des Moines, Ia,
passed through the city Monday at
ternoon on his way to Chamberlain
to attend the retreat o fthe Catholic
priests of this state. Father Nugent
will deliver the lectures before the
priests during the week. This is
the first time that the retreat fo1
this state has been held in South Da-
kota, the priests usually having gone
to either St. Paul or Minneapolis.
Miss Edna Daniels arrived home
Monday a. M, having come fom Red.
lands, Cal, via the Grand Canyon
Colorado Springs and St. Paul. She
has been en- route home for three
weeks. visiting with friends. 1t is al
most three years since Miss Daniel.
left Mitchell for California to teact
in that state, and while she enjoyed
her stay there very much, she is glat
to be at home again.
The Rev. Raymond Carhar4, o.
Mexico addressed a union of the Sen
ion and Hugh Smith Epworth League
at the First Methodist church Sun
day at Z p. m. The young peopl'
greatly enjoyed the description O
Mexican life and customs and the pro
gress of the mission work there. Mr.
Carhart also addressed the Barac;
class at the noon hour, talking enter
tainingly about the International Sun
day School Convention recently hel,
in Washington, D. c.
DR.. and Mrs. Ray Smith and MI
and Mrs. Ray l.. Branson leave 70
an extended auto trip Friday morn
3,~ rolu~ Rre< 70 pic~orob NJ n
Mr.. Branson and DR.. Smith will PAL
ticipate in the tennis tournament a
that point and also at Grand Forks
They will drive down to Minneapon
to play in the tournament there, an
from there they go to Sioux Fall
for the state tournament. Branso
will go on to the Sioux City and Oms
ha tournaments and will be away fv