The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-23

MRS. Fl. ~. Morgans returned
home from her trip to Xenia. III.
Oscar Kanouff is reported as be-
ing seriously ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. A. Craig Bowdish was called
to Siuox Falls Wednesday by the
illness of her sister.
Mrs. L. l.. Wiles, of Mynard, Neb.,
arrived to visit with Mrs. A. f. Test
north of town.
City Attorney Miller was admitted
to practice before the United States
district court, which is in session at
Sioux Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Miller, of
Gearing, Iowa, are here OF a visit
with their two sons, who live south
west of the city.
Mrs. f. r. Brukaker, who has
been visiting her sister, Ass Alice
Granner, returned Wednesday to
her home at Hubbard, Iowa.
Nll. anu MIS-. IL. "A. NnlLSuS1 oio
little daughter departed Thursday
for Chicago to make a visit with
their son, Mark who is attending a
medical college there.
Mayor Hitchcock and w: A.
Wheeler vent to Running Water
Wednesday to inspect the mayors
farm with a view of furnishing the
proper seed for next years crop.
AArs. Margaret Duncan, W.. H.
Bacon, and Rev. MI. McDonald were
among .Ae Milwaukee passengers to
Sioux Falls Wednesday to attend
the Methodist Conference, which
opened this morning.
Frank Wade, Josh Miller, Elton
Mckinley and others were a party
of Mitchell people who went out to
Rapid City Tuesday evening and will
file On land about sixty miles south
of there, in the vicinity of Oelrichs.
Miss Margaret Devers went to
Tyndall this morning, being called
there by the death of her father,
which occurred Tuesday. Miss
Devers said the family was undecid-
ed whether the remains would be
brought here for interment.
John McNulty, of Waterloo, Iowa,
and a roadmaster on the Rock Island
lsystem, is an old frier James r.
Smith, and has been acre several
days on a visit He left for home
tthis morning. The two men went to
Eschpol together thirty years ago.
E. F. 4Arayer, who was here with
1.-THE FLAMING Arrow" company and
Iplayed the part Of Moon Dog, spent
lsa1l the time he could in renewing
lsoldtime acquaintances in Mitchell.
He vas a former resident here and
Twas engaged in. the barber business
with ais brother leaving the city
about twenty years ago. MI. Krey-
or said that Mitchell had little Of
the appearance of twenty years ago
Except for the few old land marks
that are left.
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Tuesday evening a number of Miss.
Buffers piano pupils, met in her
studio and organized a club, the pur-
pose of which is to study the lives
and works of the great composers.
The club is to be known as the Men
delssohn Club, and the meetings are
held the first and third Tuesday
evenings Of each month. The first
evening will be devoted to Bach.
The following officers were elected:
Hermina Reihsen, president; Edith
Wilson. vice president; Wallace
Macmurray, secretary.
"The Flaming Arrow" was present
led to a small but enthusiastic aud
fence at the Gale theatre Tuesday
evening. The piece is a thriller
from start to finish and If one is
looking for abundance OF excitement
in a drama. 1.-THE Flaming Arrow"
will supply it to the full. The stage
scenery was very attractive and the
members of the company indicated
that they were we'll versed in the
preservation Of the drama. Several
full blood Indians gave ar added in
terest to the drama, they appearing
in their warpaint and great array of
feathers.
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