The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-04-04
NEWS FROM ETHAN

Ethan, S. iD.-Rev. Bradley and
daughter, Miss Daisy, made a bust
ness trip to Mitchell Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid Society expect to
put on a home talent play the latter
part of April.
has been here on business and Wis
iting his brothers combined, left Fri
day for his home.
Mrs. Charles Donk returned from
Sioux City Sunday night.
Born, Sunday, March oath, to Mr..
and Mrs. nenry STOPPER, a daughter.
Don Tobey arrived Thursday from
Westfeld, Iowa. where has been
working.
Harry Zh%enpfennig has rented the
west room in the Evans building to
use as a garage.
Few. and Mrs. Bradley were call
ing ON their pensioners Friday.
DR.. Reid OF Mount Vernon has re-
sumed his dental practice here, being
here two DAYS, Tuesdays and We'd
nesdays, of each week.
Fred Tobey has Installed a new
~up-to-date soda fountain in his res
taurant.
Miss Lora Oathout went to Mitch
ell Sunday returning Monday.
Nh. Walters daughter. Mrs. 4. l..
Baker. of Sioux Falls, have spent the
past ten days here at her fathers
home.
Miss Flora Turgeon Of Mitchell
was here last week to see about re
- on "a nj N la,, c1ac SO II, =, ,,cta
Horace Annis and Paul B1ackman
are both at home from their studies
for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Thresa Nicholson and daugh-
ter. Mary, and Miss Mary Tobin. all
of Mitchell, visited relatives here
last week.
The family of Thomas Tiff have
arrived from Alexandria and are
nicely settled in Mrs. Lena Bauer's
house in the east part of town.
Rev. Father Feldmever vent to
Stickney last week to minister to
Rev. George Unger, who was report
ed very sick.
Mr.. Reeves, brother of Mrs. Wal
ter, arrived from the sanatarium at
Hot Springs. S. D., last Monday and
visited q few days before going to
is home in Iowa.
George Bauer and niece, Miss Dora,
made a trip to Sioux City last week.
DR.. Earl Bobb of Sisseton, s. d.,
will locate in Ethan for the practice
of his profession on April LIST and
can be found in the Rufus Norris
building on Main street, formerly oc-
cupied by DR.. Howard.
Gnra11 ..aCtmaO nf MitDhn11 wont
through town Il few days ago on his
Walter.
Mrs, Jones of %Bridgewater is here
visiting her sons, w. w. and Frank
and families.
1t is reported that the town board
have purchased the old creamery
property here for the purpose of in
stalling a water system, something
the own is very much in need of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thompson
came up from Parkston last week
and stored their household gogods
until they get a permanent location.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bulware We're
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
McKeehan Sunday.
T. p. Navin of Mitchell was in
town Monday morning.
Presiding Elder Shepherd will be
here to hold Quarterly Conference
Saturday and Sunday.
The Easter program will also be
rendered next Sunday and a collec-
ton taken for missions.
The Ladies' id Society will meet
on Wednesday. April 10th, with Mrs.
l.. r. Lowrie.
Saturday evening a public service
will be held in the NJ. E. church WITH
Presiding Elder Shepherd in charge.
hev. Shepherd will preach Sunday
morning and administer the Lords
Rev. Thomas Bradley will
preach in schoolhouse No. l cn Eas-
ter Sunday at 2 p. M. and at school
horse No. 4 at $40. On Sunday
evening. Apgil 18th, j. p. Jenkins, ID.
D.. Field Secretary for Dakota Wes-
University will address the
pcopic in the NJ. e. church. All in
in the education of our
young people should be present. Also
all those who take an interest in the
welfare Of our state.