The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-25
LQcal and Personal

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From tuesdays Daily
Hs 3. Hitchcock departed this NOR
Ming on q business trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Gone and chill
2dren, OF Huron, who have been Wis
fting a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
M. g. Wider; returned home today.
DR.. Marion Hull and little daugh-
ter, Elizabeth. started this morning
on the return trip to her home at
San Francisco, following a three
months visit at the home of her
parents, Mrsaand Mrs. II. s. Turney.
Mrs. w. l. Downey Of Farmer,
who was operated upon a week ago,
Is reported Q be recovering nicely.
Charles Hoelscher delivered seven
ty head of hogs of his own raising to
A. J.. Harmon last week. The hogs
nettod him an average of $25.S5 a
head.
Mrs. Ralph s. Wickersham, of
North Yakota, Wash, is visiting at
the home OF her sis4er Mrs. s. H..
Scailin.
tE+ft 0nCdl IouIiipuS, VI Mts CI lohb uh-
derwent an operation for acute APP
pendicitis this morning at st. Josephs
hospital.
The city council, met last evening
In the first of its annual sessions as
b board OF equalization. But nine
compliments were present ove the
assessment Of city properties. The
council will meet again at 8 o'clock
this evening to take action upon the
complaints. The officials OF the city
and county r endeavoring to settle
property valuations at this time, in
stead OF having the matter come up
again when property owners ask the
county commissioners for tax re-
funds. The township equalization
boards also held their meetings yes
terday. At the meeting Of the Mitchell
township board, but one complaint
on assessment was submitted by a
property owner.
Mrs. =. b. Salisbury. one mile south.
OF Mitchell, will be hostess to Band
No. q. Of the Catholic Ladies Altar
society, tomorrow afternoon. All
mbmbers are asked to meet at the
home Of Mrs. M. G. Fitzgerald, $50
East Second avenue. from which
places they will be conveyed prompt
" at2:30 o'clock.
o. 4. Branson and ]. j. Lahey de-
parted this afternoon for Aberdeen,
where they Will attend the state
bGnkers' convention. Mr.. Branson is
slated to deliver the response to the
address Of welcome tomorrow. A.
b. Darling, who went to Redfield yes
3erday, VIII go IN to the Aberdeen
meeting today.
Mi. and Mrs. Ed. M. CLANCY went
to Sioux City this morning for q
short visit. While there Mr.. CLANCY
willfrhests hisbrother, AL SChaney,
81 New York city, manager Of the
New T0rksQranbeTry exchange. This
0xchanB9 IN practically I'M control of
the cranberry business of this coun-
try,sass It controls So per cent Of the
output ri safs saST
joe Il. Lovinger arrived. home this
morning from Toledo, Ohio, where
he was one OF 'theflS0ut1ls Dakota
delegation at the national head
camp. Mr.. yLovinger declared that
although the session q a stormy
one, the reports In the eastern news
pafeSJ were greatly exaggerated.
Mrs. ID. Maarr:ttiirnisgoani will leave this
evening Tor Elkton, Whore she will
spend thg sltnmet with her mother.
SIiers littIe ssdaNghter, Avis Martinson,
went 4 Elkton three weeks ago.
MISS blanche Young will leave this
,ev4NInG Tor Sioux Fails, where she
win 6cta assbridesnlaid at the we'd
ding 81 Miss blanche Lee on Thurs
dry evening Miss Lee is we'll known
M Mitchell.
w Ivey. acting professor OF
social science atsDakota Wesleyan the
past year, visited friends in Mitchell
and this morning went to Alexan-
dria, where he Is superintendent of
the c~hautauqua this week.
Mrs. August Plagmann, of Alex
andria, underwent ana operation last
/ .evening,iat st. Joseph's' hospital.
Miss Anna Green, who has been
yfsttings her sister, Mrs. u F. Way,
fdepArted this morning for her home
sat South Bend. Ind. Miss lGreen
visited at the Way home the past two
weeks. 81
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