The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-11-03
LETcHER ITEMS

! Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week the South Central Association
OF Congregational churches held 6
convention here. inc meetings were
well attended. On Wednesday after.
! noon Mrs. Wallace, a w. G. T. U,
worker gave q very interesting tall
on women's suffrage and county op-
ton. Wednesday evening was Civ.
en- up to the ordination of Rev. Hor.
ton, Of Letcher. A reception for the
ministers and delegates.
Mrs. Julian OF Mitchell came Mon
day for q visit with relatives.
Mrs. Evan Watkins OF LOOMS
visited at +se home of DR.. e. Conner
Davies and family Tuesday and Wed
nesday and also attended the South
Central Association of Congrega-
toni church to which she was q dele
gate.
The Catholic ladies gave a turkey
supper Saturday night. A good
crowd attended.
Mr.. Simth Odell Of Mitchell visited
in Letcher Wednesday.
MI. w. ]. Cole took his brother
Delbert's place in repairing jewelry
Saturday. His wife accompanied him
and they took in the turkey supper
and the show.
Miss Myrtle Ryan is assisting at the
post once.
Mrs. J. =. Wilson and daughter.
Hazel. were ndtchlell visitors Eht-
urday.
Mrs. R. H. Todd and daughter. Tia.
visited with friends in Woonsocket
over Sunday.
Miss Hannah Jensen was a Mitch.
ell caller Saturday.
Mr.. Ike McCaughey made q bust
ness trip to Iowa this week.
Mrs A. g. Schiller and. children
visited at the homes Of VIM. Schiller
and Phil Bair over Sunday.
DR.. T. N. Kirkpatrick 10 not as
we'll at this writing.
Mrs. Phil Bair and daughter, Phil
lis, visited with relatives in Woon-
socket the nrst of the week.
A surprise party was given last
Saturday nieht at the home Of Mr..
.aad Mrs. ]. C. Eitel in honor of their
daughter, Mrs. Gertrud Bumpson,
who will leave soon for her home in
Ohio.
Miss Gertrude Hilborn, Of Mitchell,
D. w. u. accompanied her school,
mates, the Misses Blanche and Kit
ty Ryan, home last Sunday.
A party Of duck hunters went to
Chain Lakes Sunday. They were
Messrs Harry Perkins, Len and Harry
Aeeew Fred Schiller, Jim Kinkead,
and Frank Wooden.
EST Elmo" was played here Satur-
day night to a crowded house. The
play vas by far the best ever given
in Letcher.
Mr.. Thomas Coldfelter Of Miller,
Q D., visited at tho home Of his aunt,
Mrs. ]. c. Eitel Sunday.
MI. Paul Jacobus went to Hettin-
ger, N. d. last week for q short visit.
Mrs. Westmoreland and Mrs. Chas.
Ette1 entertained the M. e. Ladies'
Aid Society at the home of the former
last Thursday. The day was very dis.
agreeable but . great many Of the
ladies withstood the snowstorm.
Mi. and Mrs. D. H. French depart
e. for tneir home at Ottumwa, Iowa,
Monday after . two weeks visit with
Mrs. French's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean and sister, Mrs. g. w. Craw.
ford.
Mrs. Esther Hudson and daughter.
Mrs. Reed, of Algona, Iowa, are visit
ing Mrs. Abbie Hudson.
! Dudley and family lately depot
agent here. who went to Oregon q
short time ago. came back last Sun
day for . short visit. They intend
going TO Woonsocket where Mr..
Dudley viii be operator 1T the Nil
waukee depot theirs.
Sunday night Rev. Horton and Rev.
Tibbetts gave good talks on county
option. A good crowd attended.
40 soon 40 you advertise, the fact
that you have property to rent or sell
becomes a sx-oocret.