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Dr. E. S. Craton of Shawnee, Okla. left yesterday for Omaha, Neb., where he will take special clinic work. He has been visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Craton for a week. He ‘Was accompanied by his sister, Miss Grace Craton, who will return with him to Shawnee, where she will vis it her sister, Dr Ruth Craton, re turning in time for Dakota Wesley an college this fall. If you knew of any tocal Pore a, with your daily call the News Room of the Repub lc nae Sates Sawer no better tocal news column 50 Wash Dresses. Broken lots. Fast colors. Values to $2.95 to clean Tm of £ 129 (telferre =—_= = ~e~w Mrs. M. Matthiesen and daughter Grace of Sacramento, Calif. who have been visiting at t home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fetch at Kadoka were in the city Monday entire to their home. Subscribers two are paid in ad vance and do not receive their pa per may phone 2171 between 6:00 and 7:15 and one will be delivered in w warm. Final Clearance on all summer Hats at $1.00. Felt Hats at $2.95. _ Swimming lessons for women and children. Class lessons, group of Ets private . — Helen Johnson Jordan. Phone Mrs. William Sheriff of Wessing spent a short time here Monday on her way to her home after a visit in Draper. Dress Cleaverice values up to $1500 including many desirable styles in printed crepes and wash gilks $6.95. Gelfands, Misses Helen and Ethel Neubauer of Wagner spent a few hours here Monday on their way home from Madison where they have been at tending the Normal. Mrs. C. O. Putnam and sons left Monday for Pleasanten . In., where they will visit with her mother. Dress Clearance Values up to $2250 this group includes crepes, Tub Silks, Wash Silks and Georg ette.in Ionz and short sleeves at $8.95. Gelfands. Mrs. Della Berry and Miss Carol Berry who have been vsiting at Parker were here Monday en route to Ree Heights and Phillip respect Clearan ‘ance on Silk Dresses includ ing many dresses at $488. Gel fands. Misses Helen and Evelyn Glasner ‘of Sentorn, Ia., arrived in the city Monday from a trip to the west coast. They continued to their home on the afternoon train. Among those from this state reg istered at local hotels over night were W. W. Harvey, Geddes, H. B. McFarland, Sioux Falls, Emma Johnson, Piere, Henry Snook, Huron, C. A. Devis. Murdo and F. A. Powers, Pukwana. Mrs. Henry Dick] and sister, Miss Blanche Whitney, of Mason City, 3a., were here Tuesday a short time enroute to Raund City. Miss Ethel Desmond was here Tuesday enroute from her home at Emery to Fthan for a visit. Miss Belle Essman of Canton Was a Mitchel vsltr Tuesday en route to the Back Hil's. Ten oil cars on the east ound freight were derailed near Oacoma Tuesday morning. The baggage pa ssengers on the noon train had be transferred to a train i made up at Chamberlain, making the passenger from the west late. _ Dean and Mrs. C. L. Rich and children left Monday for Boston, Mass., where they will visit several weeks. They were accompanied by Professor L. A. Wilson, who has been an instructor in the Dakota Wesleyan summer school, and is re firning in his home in Fiorida Mr. Meave Toesee es agee After @ Esther Hager has returned to her go to home at Waukon, Ia. after « visit Elm@ at the home of her uncle and aunt, Minn.” Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Buettell, his unc A dauughter was born to Mr. and of the* Mrs. Paul Howard | Pankinton Mrs. at a local hospitel, July 29, from Mr. and Ms. George Millen and She Mics Prezy Alison and Dr. L. A. F. a. Young have returned from a two who Weeks vacation spent at Bay View ‘weeks, Lodee, Lone Lake. Minn. Mrs. Mr and Mrs. E. F. Hurry and family end Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dodson have returned from Lak ee where they spent the week “Bruno Beckman of Lafayette, Ind. Who has been 2 guest at the home of F. W. Allenburz, was gone to Madi where he will visit at the J. R. Westaby home. Mr. and Mrs. A.B Hacer and Mrs. Maude Tower and children, I have returned from 2 vacation Spent at Lake Miltona, Minn. Mrs. Rose Fors leaves Tuesday evening for Battle Creek, Mich. she was called by the death of her father. Percy Pearce who suns by a train. The particulars were not lsarica Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gordon and family and his mother of Ree Heights were here Sunday visiting relatives. Misses Lora and Madelen Wesker, 900 South Duff street, left Monday month’s visit with relatives at Chicago, I. = Mr.and s. W. H. Fritz and ,daughters, Mary Louise, Dorothy, and Donna have returned from a trip to northern Minneso end Canada. While gone they took a boat trip to Port Arthur from Du luth, returning by car. D. Meade of Alexandria was a Mitchell visitor Tuesday. Mrs Mary ‘Pope left Tuesday for + where she will visit rela = Mrs. Tillie Piskule and daughter, Lenore, returned to their home at Pukwana Tuesday. The latter has been @ patient at a local hospital. Mrs. H. C. Lamma of Aberdeen Was here Tuesday en route to Ma son City, Ia., where she will visit. R. Evans of Minneapolis, Minn, has arrived in the city where he will do engraving at the Wick jew elry store store. L. J. Wermers of Ethan was here on business Tuesday. Mrs. Edith Ferguson and Idén, Paul, have returned from a trip to Carthage, Mo., where they visited the former’s sister, Mrs. Nellie Pe- Mrs.-J. B. Davis of Wilkes Barre, ~ Miss Ann Watkins who teaches Niagara
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Mitchell Evening Republican
Mitchell, South Dakota, US
Tue, Jul 30, 1929
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