The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-12-29

Clarence IOIStettef arrived Ilolue
Thursday from Brcok;ngs, where -
is attending the State College, to
spend the holiday season at home.
Frank Winsor came home Thurs
day from Rapid City, where he is at
tending the state School of Mines
Mrs. J. G. Shade, OF Springfield,
ILL.,, arrived Thursday to make a v!si.
with her SOL, Chief of Police Shade,
and wife, and to possibly make her
home with them in the future.
VIM. B. Harbert, Mrs. Louis Pig
gott and little son, and Ransom Pig
gott, departed Friday a. m., for Ben
ton Harbor, Mich, to spend the holt
day season with relatives.
VIM. Nash returned home Friday
morning from Hot Springs, where he
attended the funeral over the remains
of the late Captain A. M. KOcher, who
passed away Saturday evening of
last week. Captain Kocher was sick
but a few days, having been taken
to the hospital for treatment for a
carbuncle
Miss Eta Sherlock, n of the long
distance operators at the telephone
Office departed Friday morning for
Manchester, Iowa, to spend the holt
with relatives
City Auditor Ness n family
went to Sioux City Friday a. H., to
spend the Christmas season with
relatives.
Samuel Briggs departed Friday
morning via the Milwaukee road for
Aurora, Ill.,, his former home, to
spend the holiday season among old
time friends.
Edward Wright and Thomas
France, employees at the Milwaukee
.roundhouse in the machinist and
boiler maker department., are erect
ing new homes on the south side,
Just south OF the VanAlstine resi-
dence.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. T. Morton and
children left via the Milwaukee road
Friday a. M, for Chicago to spend
the holidays with their parents.
Oliver Mizener departed Thursday
via the Milwaukee road for an eX-
tended trip to the Pacific coast, go
ing to San Francisco, then to Port
land, Ore, and around through Brit
ish Columbia. He expects to be gone
for several months. Mr.. Mizener is
the representative of Conway, of
Sioux City, the cigar man.
Miss Bessie Mcguire departed
for Chicago Friday a. M, via the
Milwaukee road to remain with her
brother and family through the holt
day season.
Carl Stair came home from Chica7
go Thursday to join the number Of
young people who are home from COL
lege. Carl is attending Northwest
ern University, taking a dentai
course.
William Koch departed Wednesday
for Salisbury. n. c.. to spend the hol-
idays with his daughter, Mrs. d. w.
Burright.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Leekly depart
ed Wednesday afternoon via the Mil
waukee road on a trip that will last
until after the first of the new year.
They will visit with friends at Red
field, Watertown, Minneapolis and
Sioux Falls, coming home via the lat
ter city.
Jesse and Miss Grace Buss, who
have been attending the State Col
lege at Brookings, have returned to
their home at Mt. Vernon for the hol-
iday vacation, passing through this
city on their way. Miss Buss has
been taking up art. and has made
fine progress in that line, especially
her work in oil.
Miss Eta Raney came home We'd
nesday from Letcher. She went up
there to attend the marriage of Miss
Elva Hopkins and Mr.. Fred Cooper,
which occurred Monday evening.
Miss Raney was the bridesmaid on
the occasion. The bridal couple de-
parted for Colorado. where they eX-
pect to make their home, as soon as
they have settled on a definite loca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mccormick de-
parted Thursday for the east, go
ing to Cincinnati, Ohio, at which
point. they will meet their daughter,
Miss FAME, and together they will
spend the Christmas season, going to
|Owensboro, KY, to spend a part OF
the time. At that place Miss McCor-
mick is voice teacher in the conser-
vatory of music in a large college.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Wood and lit,
tie daughter, Josephine, departed
Thursday for Kansas City, Mo-, and
other points in that vicinity to spend
the holidays with friends and rela'
tives. Missouri is the native state Of
Mr.. Wood, and he anticipates a fine
time when he gets back on the sol
on which he was born.
The following item taken from the
Salem Special will be of interest tt
a number of Mitchell people who viii
rememper the couple that formerl,
lived here: Saturday Mrs. Juliette
M. Strike, of Sioux Falls, was grant