The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-11

Mrs. Charles Halpenny of North
Vile arrived In Tie city Wednesday
to visit with her mother, Mrs. Dew
ers.
Mrs. CARROT. of Rockford, Ia. who
has been visiting with her father, A.
II. Bayley. returned home Wednesday
morning.
DR.. and Mrs. W. r. Ball and the
baby and Mrs. e. e. Jones departed
Wednesday for Chicago to remain
several weeks. While there DR.. Ball
will attend the convention of the
American Railway Surgical Associa-
ton.
S. M. Hoff, Of Sterling, Ohio, and
Mrs. Jacob Herman, and daughter,
of Akron, Ohio, a brother and sister
of Prof. F. H. Hoff, arrived a few
days ago and gave him something of
Ia surprise in coming unannounced.
They departed this afternoon for
White Lake to visit another brother.
Adolph Scheurenbrand is busy to-
day with a force of men laying a &C.
ment sidewalk and steps up to the
new Episcopal rectory. This CON-
pletes the house, as the Rev. Mr.. Bell
has recently had the grounds graded
and expects to SOW them to grass in
the spring. The rectory is a beauti-
full modern house, fully equipped.
MIR. and Mrs. Clifton B. Tulneaure
departed for North Yakima, WASH,
VIA the Omaha road to make their
future home. The young man has
been working at the carpenter trade
for a number Of years under the
direction OF his father. W. II. Tur-
neaure, and he is pretty we'll equipped
to take his place among the exper-
fenced workEen in that trade.
John Absher and A. j. Pease. who
have been in the city since the lat
ter part Of the week attending to the
electric light franchise situation be-
fore the city council. left Wednesday
AFTERNOON for Aberdeen, where they
now have a franchise pending before
the city council. 1t has passed its
first reading and they expect to re-
lceive favorable consideration on the
second reading.
Sheriff Cook and Attorney Nc
Grath arrived home Tuesday evening
from Sioux City with Kiley, the ne
gro who robbed Jeweler PETERSON of
the diamond ring and gold watch.
His examination was held "Wednesday
before Judge Herbert and the
prisoner waived examination, being
bound over to the November term of
circuit court in the sum of $1,000.
The Milwaukee company had an
Iother bad wreck at a point between
Scotland and Trip Wednesday
la little after 1 o'clock, when sixteen
cars were thrown from the track
and piled up in bad shape. The cause
of the wreck could not be ascertain
ed at the depot. There was nobody
hurt in the wreck. The train to
Sioux City had started on its way,
but it vas recalled and coming back
o Mitchell at about 4 o'clock, was
tarted on its journey to Chicago via
Marion junction and Sioux City.
l. w. Seaman received a telegram
Tuesday announcing the death
OF c. a. Wilson, which Occurred at
Sioux CITY yesterday. Mr.. Wilson
was in Mitchell during corn palace
week and left for a trip to Mandan,
N. D. On his way home to Sussex,
N. j, 1t was evident that he was
taken sick and died. The funeral,
the telegram said. wuld be held at
Sussex Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Wilson was a stakeholder in the Firs,
National bank OF this city and had
great faith In Mitchell and South
Dakota. lie was a man of fine at.
tainments and greatly beloved.
Norw' cd, the by pnotist, drew d
large audience at the Gale Monday
evening and he gave a performance
which was appreciated by the people.
He had nine subjects on the stage,
all young men, whom he succeeded
In controlling to a remarkable degree.
They we're subject to his will in
every particular and the stunts that
he performed with the young mer
createe a great deal Of fun for the
audience. Mrs. Norwood gave a
mind reading test ia hunting
articles that we're hidden which was a
good exposition Of her rare gift. In
the latter part Of the afternoon, Nor.
wood made his sensational drive oyer
ten blocks Of the city, blindolded and
accompanied by a committee OF
three citizens. Norwood did not
ask any assistance from the COM
mittee in the touching Of their
hands, but drove under the control