The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-13

AuftH OF the
. Sioux Falls High School 10 spending
his spring vacation with Psofesso,
Temple and other friends at the
University.
Rev. A. N. Jayne Of Rockford, Ia.
formerly. professor of Material
Science In the University was in
town on business Wednesday and
Thursday and took occasion to re-
new his many acquaintances about
the college.
Baseball and trackmen are out
practicing every evening after school
and some mighty good material is
being developed.
Miss Grace Norvell of Ashton ar
rived in the city Thursday morning
for a visit With friends at Graham
Hall and in the city.
Albert and Eta Fargo left for
their home near Yankton last We'd
nesday. The opening up of spring
farm work is the cause of their leav-
ing school.
Last Monday the library was the
recipient of a large number of old
and valuable books and magazines
from DR.. A. H. Daniels of this city.
DR.. Daniels has signifed his inten-
ton of donating to the Biological
department some valuable equipment
in the shape of skulls and skeletons.
Cards announcing the marriage on
March 90 Of Miss Gooder Of Orient.
to Mr.. Manly j. Champlin have
been received by friends of both the
bride and groom. Miss Gooder vas a
Normal graduate in the class of '09
and while she vas here she made
many friends among the students.
On Wednesday morning of last
week, Mrs. Griffin and her daughter
DIR. Miriam Griffin left for San Fran
cisco from which port they will sail
TOR Manila, PHILIPPINE Islands. Mrs.
Griffin is the widow OF Professor
/ Milton ]. Griffin a former professor
in the department of Modern Langu-
ages in Dakota Wesleyan. After the
death of Professor Griffin last year
Mrs. Griffin very acceptably filled
the vacancy. DR.. Griffin has been a
practicing physician in Mitchell for
the past four years. Since the be-
ginning of this year she has been
taking a course in surgery at the
Mayo hospital at Rochester, Mimi.
She goes to Manila to become the
chief Of the surgical department in
the University of Manila where she
will be with her brother. DR.. Griffin
, who is the head of the medical school
, of the University.
| Saturday morning the Reverend
Mr.. Bower, a Methodist missionary
: from the PHILIPPINE Islands, in chap
,, ell telling of the conditions and needs
! of the poop ], anon wh.m he is
working. His talk was particularly
interesting inasmuch SIS his work is
lin the vicinity of Manila where the
.Grnins .xrecJ to make their future
home.
Professor b. F.. Tanner of the
Sioux Falls High School and Mrs.
Tanner are spending their va
cation in Mitchell the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Tanner. Both are
alumni Of Dakota Wesleyan. Profess
sor Tanner spoke to the students in
chapel Tuesday incoming and his adj
dress was heartily applauded.
Miss Gladys Bryant Of Andover is
visiting her cousin, Miss Florence
Carpenter at Graham Hall.
The state convention Of the In
tercollegiate Prohibition Association
will be held in the College Chapel
on Tuesday and Wednesday Of next
week. The state Prohibition Orator.
ical contest will be held on Tues
day evening. Dakota Wesleyan will
be represented by Mr.. Walter j.
McClarinnon, who won the local con-
test a few weeks ago. He will COM
pete for the right to represent South
Dakota in the Western States con-
test which viii be held late in June.
All the literary societies have
elected new officers for the spring
term-all of them %preferring to dis
regard the division of the year into
semesters. The new presidents Of
the societies are as follows: Daedal-
ians, A. ]. Harno; Kappas. Maynard
Hardy; Deltas. Jens Jensen; Philos,
Susie Avery; Italians, Alta Witzel,
Alteheans, Anna Shirley.
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