The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-08-17
LtTCHER ITEMS

bctcher. S. D.-Mrs. Angus HoasS
ack and daughter Georgia were Mt
chell visitors Monday.
Mrs. r. B. Tibbetts spenteTuesday
in Mitchell.
Rev. and Mrs. H. Watton-Haynes
left Monday night for Lees Nebraska
where they will visit Rev. and Mrs.
Horton, before taking up work at a
new charge.
Mrs. Guy Crawford. was in Mitchell
shopping Tuesday. ,ts,s,
Mrs. T. H. Westmoreland and son
Elmer and mother Mrs. Pratt left
Tuesday for a visit in Des Moines and
Jefferson, Iowa. Mrs. Pratt expects
to remain for some time, but Mrs.
Westmoreland and son will return
in a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c.. Bassetts of
W~oonsockct spent Sunday at the Ian
am home. 7 -
Mrs. Frank Bailey returned to her
home at %Kewanee, Illinois Monday
after a two months visit here. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Van Ham
berge and daughter Isabel.
MIR. and Mrs. H. e. Mayhem are en-
joying a visit from Mr.. Mayhew's
sister, Mrs. Edwin Howler of New
York City.
Mrs. M. J. Dewolf was in Mitchell
Monday. Az
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel shafranek
and children returned Tuesday to
their home at Kcswick. Iowa, after
a short visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jacobus return
ed to Mitchell Monday after spend
ing Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. Evans of Bolton. Iowa. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Dyer. q
Misses Eamphier, Gilbert and Han
SON of Rrookings, returned home
Monday after visiting with Miss
Jennie williamson east of town
Miss Josephine Bowman OF Coon
Rapids, Iowa; returned home Tues
day after a short visit with her sister.
Mrs. Abe. Blanchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leamy, spent
Monday at LOOMS. Mrs. Orlo
Lanan and baby accompanied them
back. n
A large crowd from Lctchert ar
tended the Knights of Columbus
picnic at Ruskin park last Wednes-
day. a1%tia
Mrs. Art johnson and son Cedric.
returned from Sanborn, Iowa.
Master Ted and Robert Lusk of
Yankton came IN Monday for q
short visit with their grandparents.
DR.. an., Mrs: r. Conner Davies.
Mr.. Carl Grothc was in town Tues
day in the interests Of Yankton Col
lege.
Mrs. Paul Jacbus of Mitchell came
up to Letcher Tuesday. 1t
Miss Mary Thrill OF Woonsocket re-
turned home Monday after a short
visit with her friend Miss Faye
Hayes. .
Letchcr and Washington Springs
played base babll: at Ruskin park last
Wednesday. The home team won in
a score of 5 to 1. The batteries
we're: washington Springs: Hart and
Gall; Letcher: Oddly and Meruaugh.
Rev. and Mrs. Tibbets and May
AlfredMetcalf wcr Mitchell. callers
THURSDAY. 8
Mr.. Ramsey Of woonsocksett was
down on business Thursday.
Mr.. Ralph Doyle Of Mitchell visit
ed at the home of his brother, L. M.
Doyle, Thursday.
Miss Lucy Grant returned home
Wednesday after spending two
months at Omaha and David City.
Neb. Miss Nellie Wood of Linwood.
Neb., returned with Miss Grant for
q visit. 6s.G a.
Miss Rose shafranck, who is work
ing in Mitchell. vas in Letcher on
business Thursday. ~
Mr.. r. e. Stevens of 'Woonsocket
autoed to Letcher Friday evening.
Mr.. Larson of Artesian came oyer
Saturday for a visit with her brother.
Oscar Larson. ~ ~
Mr.. VIM. McGarrey returned from
Redfield Friday, where he vent after
his mother, Mrs . Mary McGarrey.
Mrs. McGarrey has been attending
a reunion of her six sisters and
brothers, the oldest being eighty
one and, youngest sixty-three, al
Miss Hazel Lee and Nj Jim
Seward were passengers to Mitchell
Friday. ars
Springs, Arkansas, and MIR, Frank
Bailey of Mitchell arrived Friday to
visit at the Albert homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Larson and
brother drove over. to Artesian Sat
urday evening.
Master Te.., and Robert Lusk re-
turned Friday to their HON e in
Yankton. Their granfather. DR.. e.
! CORNER Davies, accompanied them as
far as Mitchell.
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