The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-10-29

ward the faculty and attend their
classes unmindful of recent events.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Lenerville, 2O7 West Second avenue,
on Monday, October 81, a son.
w. E. Turner arrived in Mitchell
this morning from the east, where
he has been on business matters for
the past two weeks. Mr.. Turner will
make a brief stop in the city before
returning to his home in Seattle.
The books of the city auditor this
afternoon showed that 653 voters had
enrolled for the party primaries next
spring. But four more days remain
in which voters may make themselves
eligible for the primaries, as it will
not be possible to swear in any votes
next March.
AT the Presbyterian manse Satur-
day afternoon occurred the marriage
of Harold Bartlett, of Mitchell, and
Lucy Day of Waconda, S. D., Rev.
Henry Snyder performing the cere-
mony. The couple was accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Branch.
brother-in-law and sister of the
bride. The happy pair will make
their future home in Mitchell.
A slight wreck on the Omaha road
four miles east of Spencer delayed
the arrival of train No. SO from the
east about two hours this morning.
The trucks on the engine tender went
off the track and it was necessary
to transfer the passengers, mail and
baggage with train No. so, which
leaves Mitchell at s O'Clock in the
morning, and bring all west bound
passengers and freight back. The &C
cident happened about 8 o'clock.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Joseph ID. Schneider and Rose
Peter, both of belmont, S. d., and
to Harold A. Bartlett, of Mitchell,
and Lucy E. Day. of Wakonda. S. ID.
A number of Mitchell football fans
saw the South Dakota-Denver grid
iron battle in Sioux Falls Saturday
afternoon. Among those who went
over we're Horace kress, Louis Nord-
bye, Earl Kempton, Mark Storer,
George White, Clifford Elliott and
Mr.. and Mrs. III. c.. Preston.
The Round Table Club will meet
this evening with Mrs. Walrath. The
program includes roll call, a sketch,
Balboa" by Mrs. Thompson; The
French Company and Panama. by
Mrs. Boyce; reading, "A Woman III
Panama." by Mrs. Anderson, and a
paper, The United States and PAN
anna" by Mrs. Miller.
Miss Lilly Anderson, county sup
~erintendent of schools, has made
visits this fall to over tone-half of the
schools in Dawson county and reports
most of them in good condition. She
declared herself especially pleased
with the repairs and c~onveniences
added for the pupils and teachers. All
of the schools in the county are now
in session and will be visited by the
superintendent before Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. Morris and Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy III. Morris motored
to Hartford Sunday and spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kings
bury. Mrs. Kingsbury is remember
ed in Mitchell as Miss Florence Nor
ris.
w. A. Wheeler arrived home Sat
urday evening after a two weeks bust
ness trip to points in Minnesota, Wis
consin and Illinois.
Excellent congregations and deep
interest in the services of the day
marked the days worship at the
Presbyterian church yesterday. The
work of the church is developing in
a splendid and encouraging way and
every department of the church is
engaged in an active and aggressive
campaign for better things.
From Tuesdays Daily
| Peter Jacobsen. a prominent farm
er of Alpena, transacted business in
Mitchell today.
John Harrington and wife, of Yves
sington Springs, were in Mitchell las,
evening on their way to Los Angeles
to spend the winter.
Mitchell received its first snowfall.
of the season early this morning
when practically an inch fell. Thu
snowfall was accompanied by a Sc
we're northwest wind, which brought
winter conditions on in earnest. Side.
walks and pavement were covered
with a good coating of frozen slice
and snow, which made the footing
underneath especially treacherous.
Mrs. A. A. Truax, Mrs. Charlie!
Avery and Miss Maria Quigley de
parted this morning for Chicago
where they will attend the nationa
session OF the Holiness association
Leon f. Pallister and Florence w
Logan, both of Grandson, Wis, lat
yesterday afternoon secured u Ii
cense to marry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vickers o
Alexandria are visiting with Samue
Vickers and other relatives in Nit
chell.
j. +. Morris of Plankinton, was
business visitor in Mitchell last eve
ming.
Mrs. T. l.. Edwards, of Lincoln
Neb., is a guest in the II. Fl. Edward
home.
DIR. and Mrs. C. S. Bobb left thi
morning for Chicago. The docto