The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-06
gregational church about q year

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Ralph Johnston returned home to
Quinn Tuesday night after putting
In a month at st. Joseph's hospital.
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Freyberg and
Neal came home from Chicago Tues
day evening. having been down there
for the past two weeks.
DR.. Stevenson the we'll known eye.
ear. nose and throat specialist of
Sioux Falls will be in Mitchell from
p. NJ. Wednesday,, Jan. 18th, and
Thursday. Jan. 18th, at the Widmann
notel. Glasses also fitted correctly.
Miss Maude keenan,, of Aberdeen.
came here to take a position ON the
long distance toll system. Two other
changes have leen made in the Office.
when Misses Kate Tillotson and Ma
RE Kratz have just been elevated to
the positions of assistant chief OF
the local board.
George Hugel, who is superintend.
ing the construction Of the Mitchell
high school building for Patton &
Miller, vert to Aberdeen Tuesday
night for a conference with the board
of education of that city concerning
the erection of a new high school
building. Mr.. Hugel took the plans
of the Mitchell building with him to
show the Aberdeen board.
The cold weather proposition came
back again Thursday for q strong
repeater Of the night before. The
mercury dropped to 20 degrees be-
low zero. although in the early part
OF the evening it indicated that It
would not turn very cold, for the
Thermometer stood at zero as tho
coolest that far into the night. From
10 O'Clock on the mercury kept on
dropping until 1t reached the lowest
point, and touched the 20 marx. Al
8 o'clock this morning 1t was 10 be-
low.
A phone message was received Sat-
urday at the Western National
bank to inform s. E. Morris that che
state bank. in which he is intares St
ed at Turton, was burned to the
ground Friday night. It was not
stated how the fire originated. Most
of the papers and money of the hank
were saved. Mr.. Morris with two of
his brothers were owners of the
bank. An effort was made to get
him over the long distance phone at
Sioux City this morning to info..l
found.
Mrs. S. E. Morris and daughter,
Miss Florence Morris left Saturday
morning for Chicago, joining MI.
Morris at Sioux City en- route. Miss
Morris will go from Chicago to Bos-
ton, Mass, to attend the New Eng
land Conservatory Of Music, and will
take up the further study and cul-
ture of her voice. In her studies in
this city under the direction Of Mr..
E. w. Hobson, Miss Morris has de-
veloped her soprano voice to a nne
degree. and with her nne talent there
is undoubtedly much in store for her
in the future. She will not return
/, home until July 1.
Tuesday afternoon Joseph Winter
finished packing and loading the re-
naming stock Of his dry goods and
household goods and he shipped them
to Gary. Ind. at which place he will
engage in the dry goods business
again. Mr.. Winter and family will
leave in q day or two for that place.
Gary is a short distance from Chicago,
and was established as q town about
four years ago when the great steel
corporation made Its headquarters
there and which has been the means
of making the city grow to large pro-
portions in a very short time. Their
many friends will wish them success
in their new location.
Secretary e. s. Whitaker Of the
y. M. G. A. is inviting the business
men Of the city to a luncheon at the
Association room to be given in hon
or Of DR.. Luther H. Quick Friday
evening between the hours Of SIX and
eight. DR.. Gulick is the speaker that
evening at the dedication exercises
of the new high school building. The
doctor Il the author Of the "E1cient
LIFE, president Of the RESELL sage
Playground Fund. president Of ~
national Playground Association, a.
~rector Of the physical training for the
.lpublic schools Of New York city: he
is M Of the really useful men Of
this country and the business men Of