The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-06-26

East side driving park and a hand.
some purse viii be presented to the
winner.
Quite a number of Mitchell people
motored to Woonsocket last night tt
attend the water carnival, which i.
also in session today. 1t is reported
to be quite an elaborate affair ant
the lake is said to be very beautiful.
) at night.
A. c. McCauIey of Bridgewater is
here on business today.
Lem Purdy has returned from his
vacation of two weeks during which
he visited at several points in Kan.
sas and at Omaha and Sioux City. He
resumed his work as city mail car
rier yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Burnside and children
and Mrs. Bert Cramblit, all of OF
tumwa, Ia, are visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. Martin, 300
Third Avenue east.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Erler of this
city will leave next week on AN eX-
'rIlNA&Al hIlD tulOhhh III wet. IlitN
will visit at Miles City and Billings,
Yellowstone National Park, and
then to Denver. Colo, to visit August
Engdahl and family. Mrs. Engdahl
is a sister of Mrs. Srler. They viii
return by way o. the Black Hills
country and reach home about Sept
ember /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jones 81 East
Fourth avenue are in receipt of the
news that Dana Jones, the %ten-year-
old son of their son Arthur Jones,
who lives in Minot, N. D., was acct
dentally shot some time yesterday
and death came as a result.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Wright a former
resident OF Mitchell died at her home
In Lead last Monday. For the last few
years she has been in failing health.
In the early SOS Mrs. Wright moved
To this county with her three child
rem, where she resided on a farm in
Lisbon township for many years,
Moving from here to Lead some fiji
teen years ago where she has since
resided with her daughter Mary o
Wright, Il teacher n the Lead schools.
She also leaves to mourn her loss
Charles a. Wright of this city and w
Andrew Wright of Harrington, Mich.
and Mrs. Carrie Palmer of Hill City
whom she raised from ~babyhood. She
passed 10 her last long rest Monday
June 16 at 6;45 p. m, Besides her
immediate family she will be greatly
missed by a large circle of friends.
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now complete and ready for bust
ness. A printed sign under each
alarm box contains the directions for
operating the same.
A. w. Closson, county treasurer
of Aurora county was here from his
home at Plankinton yesterday OF
business M ters.
A. G. Grimm of Parkston was
here on business yesterday.
Chas. Ebenswiller of Humboldt is
n business visitor to the city Today.
Philip II. King OF elk Point is
here fndoy.
Mrs. II. II. Evans of Jud, N. Oak,
arrived in the city last night for q
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Johnson an6
Miss Laura Johnson of Rockford
Ill, are in the city and registered
at the, Widmann.
j. b. Simmons of Sioux Falls i
here today.
Miss Jessie Cleevland OF Wall
Lake, iowa, is visiting here today.
The ten year old son 81 Mrs.
Baker of Glen was operated on at
the hospital yesterday.
Raymond Wright the IL year oit
son of r.. A. Wrikht was thrown iron
a horse last night in front OF tho
residence OF Mrs. Mcllenry on Second
street and suffered several bruises
as a result. The horse became fright
ened at a barking dog and after tnf
boy had fallen from his back, he
stepped upon boys leg with his r
shoe. The leg was lascerated but nc
bones broken. The boy was carried
into the McIienry residence and +;
physician attended his injuries. II
was necessary to carry him to hi:
home but he is doing we'll today.
AT the session of the Hoosier picnic
yesterday at Riverside park, the .ol
lowing officers of the association o.
former Indianians were elected: Pre-
sident. Il. Harmon;. vice PRESIDENT
Elmer Kenton; secretary, A. b. Row
ley; treasurer, Miss Evelyn kenton
1t was a big day and several hundref
people were in attendance to join II
the picnic and watch the aseba
game between %Plankinton and iros
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ID. Walpole and Mrs. Crait
Wilson N1otored to Springfield Mon
day to attend the funeral of Mrs
Floyd Walpole who died of blood
poison, Monday morning. The party
returned to this city yesterday.
Harold William has returned from
a trip to southeastern Iowa. He re
ports crops in good condition there
with plenty of rain.
Mrs. j. c. Hooper returned Thurs
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