The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-07-24

ed to this city from Waterloo where
she has been visiting for some time.
Miss Hazel Anderson, of Walnut,
Ia, is a guest Of Miss Hazen Scott
this week.
Mrs. G. w. Sly and daughter, Ethel
returned last night from belmont,
Ia, where they have been visiting
Mrs. SIy's mother.
NJ. s. Hirschy of RedGeld is here
on business today.
G. Butler OF Canova is Il visitor to
This city.
G. O. Piper of W~oonsocket is tran
sacting business here today.
The oyer store window is attract
ing much attention today on account
of a splendid and quite extensive eX-
bibit OF old and curious coins on
display there by Manager Geo. II.
Wolk. There are many curious
coins of foreign lands and also
many u. s. coins and paper money
which are out of circulation now.
The latest addition to the collection
vas made by l.. D.. Milne, this after
noon when he added to it an origin.
al "Widow's mite" which he obtain
ed while in Jerusalem. 1t is a tiny
piece and will be Of much interest
to coin experts. 1t is said to be the
smallest valued coin ever issued
Mr.. Milne also added a Crusaders
coin which is nearly as old as the
other and which was also obtained
in Jerusalem.
p. M. Kelly and wife of Houston
arrived in the city last night OF
business and pleasure,
Mrs. r.. M. Farrell and Mrs. i. c
Greenfield Of Avon are visiting il
this city.
Father G. II. O~'FIaherty has jus
returned from a thirty mile triI
down the Jim river in his new motto
boat. He went as far as Rockport
He was accompanied by Rev. M. j
Traynor of Alexandria, Rev. N
Ciner OF Ethan and Rev. M. j. Har
of this city.
Fl. A. Rodee is at Woonsocket to
day on legal business.
oeVcTul HuIIuTtu M"tltlOulSIS q
, all ages left the church this morn
ing, headed by a band for the hi
annual picnic at Tobin's park.
J. b. Trip of White Lake, SCI
rotary of the Farmers Elevate
Company is here today on bushes
, connected with that concern.
! The Red and Blue Union rail-
! which was held in the parlors of tn
! Presbyterian church last night was
! grand success. The crowd numbere
I one hundred. A splendid program
, was arranged which included a nun
e Der of readings by Miss Lura Ker
I nedy and baritone solos by Mr.. L.. !
Williams. The Brotherhood quartz
furnished two selections. Miss o
Hitchcock entertained the childre
4 with some new pastime games and
delightful time was enjoyed by ever
body.
A new road drag has beer bui
. by Street Commissioner Allen aftt
ideas of his own and is being use
on the streets today. 1T is workin
\ very successfully.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Gilfllan, WI
live north west of the city are I'll
t parents of a new baby girl whic
arrived at their home recently.
Mrs. Pat Loomis of Alexandria
= doing we'll after a recent operate
: for appendicitis.
{ 1t is evident that the early sowe
wheat, which has generally been I'll
best crop is going to be the poore
this year according TO the stat,
ments of some of the grain expert
. This also is said to be the on
wheat which has in any mann
y been damaged. The blue stem
. also declared to be better than tt
!. bearded varieties this year Mar
yiung farmers s>Nm Iowa and poin'
in the east are here today afte
work who have left their homes lie:
than two days ago and they declal
that the corn here is the farthere.
advanced of any they have seen.