The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-04

Plainview, Mimi, where he spent his
vacation Of ten days.
l.. r. Cass, a member of the
switching crew in the Milwaukee
vars, went to Sioux City Monday
and will enter one of the hospitals
there for an operation.
Misses Hildegard and Tecla Nicol-
in arrived home from their months
visit from st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Davenport, Iowa. They were accom-
panied by their aunt, Miss Linensel-
ser, a sister Of Mrs. Nicolin, who will
remain here a month.
E. S. Whitaker, secretary OF the
Y. NJ. c. A. arrived. home Tuesday
evening via the Omaha road from
his extended visit to points in Can
ada. Mrs. Whitaker will remain a
month longer in that country before
coming home. MI. Whitaker will re-
sumo his work for the association.
H. p. Benjamin, who used to live
in Mitchell a number of years ago,
worked in the First National bank
and played in the old band, is now
living on a claim in Perkins county.
AT the recent primary election he re-
ceived the republican nomination for
county auditor-which is equivalent
to an election in that county.
Rev. J.. F. Norton is able to make
periodical trips down town these
days, after a long illness, which COM
menced about the middle Of June. He
has resumed his work as pastor of
the Methodist churches at Bard and
Riverside. but is able to attend only
to the minor details Of the work.
The thermometer struck another
high mark Tuesday afternoon, when
it went to "a degrees. In the early
part Of the evening there was every
evidence Of rain but aside from a lit
tie sprinkling it did not materialize
to any extent. Up in the northern part
of the state, east of Aberdeen, it is
reported that a very heavy rain fell.
The Tri-ennial c%onclave of knights
Templar to be held in Chicago next
week will attract quite a few Mitchell
people, who arranging to take in the
big event. Among those who expect to
go are Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Kleinau,
II. d. But.erfeld, ]. T. Morrow, j..
N. Crow and C. B. Wilt. Other Mitch !
ell people in the east will stop there
on their way home,
Mrs. H. d. Butterfield and daugh-
ter, Miss Roxena, Mrs. Byers and
Miss Byers departed Monday morning
for Arnold's Park, Iowa, where they
will spend the next few weeks at
pleasant summer resort. MIR. I
nusterfield will join them the lat
ter part of the week and after attend
ing the Knights Templar Conclave
in Chicago will be Joined by Mrs.
for their trip to New York
to buy fall and winter goods.
Mrs. George f. Foster e~ntertain-
ed the ladies of the Round Table
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Eliza Hall, of Honolulu, Hawaii, and
who was a former active member of
club. Among the pleasures of the
was a delightful description
Of the trip that Miss Hall made
Europe from Hawaii, coming
this way to visit oldtime friends. Her
talk of her travels was very in%struc-
tive and entertaining. Light refresh
ments were served during the even
Peter Hamilton, whom the county
has been keeping at the Waverly
hotel, has disappeared from that hos
.elry and Tuesday Sheriff Plot
aer sent out cards asking officers to
watch for him, offering a reward of
$50 for his arrest. Hamilton was in
|ured some time ago and broke his
lrm. When he left the hotel so un-
he stole a suit Of
belonging to one of the board
rs and took a few other things of
mall value. From the fact that he
lad to carry his arm in a sling it is
that he will be apprehended
much sooner. for it will be difficult
or him to disguise the fact that his |
I'm is broken.
Charles Mitchell and Miss Grace l..
were married Monday at the
ioly Family church at 1880 O'Clock /.
m. the ceremony being performed
y Rev. G. E. O'Flaherty in the pres
nee of a few immediate friends and
elatives. The altar was beautifully
ecorated with flowers. A wedding
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