The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-08-10
LtTcAtR ITEMS

l.cichcr. $. n. Nj and Mrs Il t..
Williams OF Ashton, 5 ID, we're here
TUESDAY between trains on their way
q Milwaukee and Illinois points.
MIR and Mrs. VIZ. u. Ryan and
daughter, Helen, returned Tues iy
evening from Il trip to WISCONSIN,.
G. r. DcGrof went to Waubay last
.unday to preach his last
Nr. DeGror will now devote his time
o the Letchcr Chroniclc-Blade
Miss Nellie Crippen and niece.
Margaret Mernaugh, returned We'd
lcsday from a visit at BLOOMINGTON,
Wisconsin. They were accompanied
by MIR. and Mrs. John Leamy and
Walter who Will visit a few weeks
with relatives.
Mr.. and .irs. Benton StitZcl and
laughter of Perry, Iowa, spent Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McGar-
vey on their way home from a trip to
seattle. ]
The members OF the Congregation
al church served ice cream and cake
md coffee an6, sandwiches on the
avn by ii. T.. Mayhcw's office, Sat
urday afternoon and evening.
Vincent Shantranek and family
moved Tuesday into the house re-
Gently purchased from Mr.. eastman.
Miss Hannah McGinty left Tuesday
for New Underwood to live on her
claim for a month.
Mrs. Harry McShane and brother
Connie Murphy left "Wednesday for
months visit in. Chicago.
Mrs. Sarah Weston left Tuesday
or Missoula, Montana for a visit
With the Harry Taylor family, for
merly of Letcher.
Misses Mcdonald returned Sat
lrday to their home in, Illinois after
a visit with their uncle Ed. Mcdonald
md family.
Letcher and vicinity received two
Inc rains on Saturday and Sunday
nights.
Mrs. Art. Johnson and son Cedric
vent to Sanhorn, Iowa Tuesday and
returned Saturday night.
Mr.. eastman loaded his car last
Ionday for Lancaster Wisconsin.
The family left Tuesday for their
new home.
Art. johnson and family are NOV
ing into the Will Welch house recent
iy occupied by Vincent S%hfrancck
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Shfrancck
md children of Keswick. Iowa alriy-
ed Wednesday for a visit with their
cousins.
Misses Mary and Anna Thrill OF
W%oonsocket came Monday for a cou-
pie of weeks visit at the Ed Hayes
farm.
Earl Witzel who has been attend
ing school at Des Moines arrived
home Monday for a vacation.
Miss Maude Weller is in St. Paul
ordering her fall stock of millinery
goods.
Mrs. Willis Howard left Thursday
for a two weeks visit in Atlantic
Iowa.
Matt Thrill left for Woonsockct
season with the Letcher tigers.
Miss Lillian Lois of Davenport,
Iowa returned home Wednesday at
ter a visit with her aunt, Mrs. John
Rohlf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfreit Metcalf and
children moved Thursday into the DE
Croft house.
Mrs. Newcomb of Austin. Mime
SUD dIilNGu lOI an SAlcluSu NlSll
with her son, Rob Newcomb and
family.
MIR. and Mrs. A. |. Bennett of Mt.
Ayr. Iowa, arrived Wednesday for a
three weeks visit with their son, Joe
Bennett and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schlimgen came up
from Mitchell Saturday for a short
visit with. Mrs. Schlimgen's mother,
Mrs. Trinen.
Rev. and Mrs. r. B.. Tibbetts and
son Maynard returned SATURDAY from
a visit to Worthington, Minnesota.
Mrs. James Lyons and daughter
of Mitchell were here Wedncs-
day visiting MIR. and Mrs Frank
Ward. {
Mrs. Chas. Dyer returned home /;
Saturday from a visit at Redfield and
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Mrs. Ward Of Mitchell is here
spending her vacation with her son, I
r. Ward and family. s
Married. Wednesday evening at the {
home of the brides parents in Lo-
gan township, Miss Mamie lester i
brook and Mr.. Paul Drouns of Ne Z
Rev. kearton of Woonsock- I
oficiated. The bridal couple we're s
accompanied by Miss Ethel Arm
strong and Mr.. Erwin Estabrook. The &
bride was dressed in a hand embroid- S
cred white gown and carried white
roses. The groom wore the conven- t
tional black. After the ceremony a {
wedding supper was served. There
we're about forty guests present. MIR. 4
and Mrs. browns will live on a claim !
in Nebraska. Many wishes for a
hem. r