The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-09-15
Mr.. and Mrs. John Siberz came
home Saturday from their trip
to the Minnesota state fair.

home Saturday from their triI
to the Minnesota state fair.
Mrs. Edwin Mertz and little son re-
turned home Saturday to Chica'
go, having been here some time with
her mother, Mrs. Emil Becker.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Boy
den, at their home 705 Second Ave
nue. east. Saturday, Sept. 10, a daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hampton, of
Springville, Iowa, arrived in the city
this afternoon to make a visit at the
home of their son, G. L. Hampton.
Miss Florence Morris leaves this
evening for Boston, Mass, to resume
her study of voice culture at the Bos-
ton Conservatory, where she attend
ed last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Tournier and
daughter, Mildred, arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon from Lyons.
N. Y, to spend the winter with their
son, M. r. Tournier.
N. H. Jensen, cashier at the Oma-
ha depot, left Friday evening on a
months leave of absence, and will
make a trip to the coast country. B.
1. Lahey will attend to the cashiers
work during Mr., Jensen's absence.
Mrs. H. K. Opperaman was called
to Hills, Mimi, Saturday by the
death Of her mother. Mrs. Opper-
man was there early in the week and
her mother seemed to be some bet
ter.
Col. Abraham Boynton was in the
city for a day or two and went home
to Wagner this morning. He had
been out to Plankinton to attend the
county fair, which closes there today.
Mrs. Boynton remained at Plankin-
ton.
w. A, Barber came down from
LOOMS. where he has been conduct
ing the hardware store for H. G.
Clark and left on the afternoon traih
Friday for Esmond, where he resides.
Mrs. Barber will remain a few days
longer.
Miss Grace Davis left on the mid
night Milwaukee passenger for Cog
gan. Iowa, where she will teach
school during the coming year. Miss
Davis finished her education in a
Berkeley, CAL, college last summer.
C. B. Wilt returned home yester-
day from his eastern trip, having
been away over a month. Mr.. Wilt
went to Chicago to attent the Tri-
ennial Conclave OF the Knights Tenn
plar and then went on east to points
in New York state to visit with rela-
tives.
J. L. Hannett arrived in the city
from his claim in Trip county to re-
main until the first OF next week in
looking after some business matters
in connection with his former legal
work. Mr.. Hannett said that the fam
lily was now located on the claim in
northern Trip county and that they
are all we'll pleased with the To-
cation. Mr.. Hannet stated that he
will open q law Office at Winner in a
l oNou& &fro~ Th@ <ouy reN~$hc thok he
has been living on his claim has
brought him back to q much health
Ter condition.
At the meeting Of the trustees Of
the Congregational church the final
details of the sale of the parsonage
property were completed and the
place was taken by E. ]. Sherwood,
manager Of the Mitchell Power Co.
He expects to make a number Of I'M
provements on the place before NOV
ing in. The trustees at the same
time decided upon the construction
Of a new parsonage on the lot be-
tween the now church and the par
sonage.
Harry Slade and John Porter, two
young gentlemen who shortly expect
to join the ranks Of the %benedicts,
gave sort of a farewell party to about
! thirty of their gentlemen friends
Wednesday evening in the private
dining room Of the Mitchell Catering
Co. A fine spread was placed before
the guests and the Gale theatre or
chestra furnished the music while the
viands were being partaken of. I'm
;promptu speeches were made by
many of the guests, the remarks be-
ing adapted to the Forthcoming
events. The occasion was thoroughly
enjoyed.
Mrs. Fred ROppe entertained q