The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-11-13

business.
c. A. Whitney departed last even
ing for Rochester, MINI, where he
Will consult with the Of the
Mayo Bros, hospital.
w. a. Wheeler returned this NOR
ming for a business trip to western
South Dakota.
a. E. Dean arrived home this
morning from Vale, S. D., where he
has been for the past month inspect
ing his real estate holdings.
j. b. Hoyey of Lake Andes, S. D.
arrived in the city this morning and
will visit his family yer Sunday,
From Mondays Daily
Prentiss Watkins departed this
morning for Chicago, where he VIII
study music the coming winter.
w. E. Upton went to Salem this
morning and will have several cases
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence c. Halphide
came up from their home in Sioux
City, Saturday to attend the funeral
yesterday afternoon of Mrs. Verne
Miller, who dice there Thursday. Mr..
and Mrs. Halphide were both child
hood friends of the deceased when all
went to school in Mitchell.
Miss Pearl Brown has returned to
Chicago after a two months visit
with friends and relatives.
The funeral of Mrs. Verne Miller
was held at $50 O'Clock yesterday
' - @ D. MI
Bookings, former pastor of the Con
gregational church, officiating. Brief
services were held in memory of the
deceased, who passed away Thursday
at her home in Sioux City. The fol-
lowing acted as polIbearers; II. r.
Kibbee, Charles Weller, G.. w. Dow
ney, C, c. H%alphide, A. Y. Hoon, and
VIM. Scallin. Interment was in Grace
land cemetery.
Miss Suesane Smichney is reported
today to be much improved in health,
5 following a weeks illness of pneu-
monia.
{. Bank %clearings today, $64.24O. The
total ~clearings for last week We're
$341,747.
H. e. Hitchcock and Frank II.
4 Winsor arrived home his morning
from a two weeks hunting trip to the
Black Hills country. Mr.. Hitchcock
was the fortunate nimrod of the two,
I for he brought home "A fine young
buck, shot several days ago in the
timber west of Nahant, S. d., neal the
Wyoming line. Mr.. Winson had but
one chance to land any big game, but
!, reported his enjoyment OF the triI
:. just the same.
S. Harter, of Elk Point, S. D., is
visiting at the home of his grand
at daughter, Mrs. Harry Slade.
ct The American Sunday school uniol
is conducting a revival meeting a
the Belts school house to which tn
public is invited to attend.-C.. L
Borchardt, Missionary.
, j.. S. Haines has returned home l.
Champaign, H., after two week
here looking after his farm proyert
four miles west of Mitchell.
er III. r.. Allen, formerly manager o
es the Mitchell Bottling Works and re
Gently manager of "a plant at Sisse
r. ton, has returned to his home in Nit
in chell.
err The officers of the Salvation Arm
tn III MllSHeiI lclJ ldSl evening LOT tn
If. cago, where they will attend til
" meetings in connection with the ded
ar cation of the new Army training co
he lege, at which General Willial
Bramwell Booth will officiate.
If j. H. Dewitt, of the Minnesota rt
formatory at Red Wing, arrived i
ad the city yesterday to get the tire
,,s boys held in the city Jail who ha
broken their parole in Minnesota an
escaped from Jail at Sioux City
week ago The other two boys in til
,t- parey We're reported to have bee
he caught at Murdo and Mr.. Dewitt ha
ia gone there to get the pair N TAX
Dr. the whole quintet back to Red Win,
rs The union Thanksgiving service
90 will be held ut the First Congregi
tional church, according to actio
err taken this morning at the mouthl
it session of the Ministerial association
en- Rev. b. F.. Tilley of the Baptis
ell church will preach and the music wi
on be furnished by the Congregation;
oh choir. The feature of his morning
US. meeting was a paper by DR.. C..
L. Gilliland, of Dakota Wesleyan, O
"Mysterical Elements Essential t
eRligion." The paper was a splendi
to one and was discussed at length. Fo
be lowing the meeting, the members {
ny. the association were the guests {
We lunch of Manager j.. Fl. Davidson, {
le- the Widmann hotel.
The ideal autumn weather yestel
ha day brought out crowds to the SCI
vices of the First Methodist churcl
and the day was full of activity an
ny interest. The pastor. DIR. Hoaglan
preached at the morning hour of VOL
~ ship II in the evening told of TIL
big mems convention which lie re
H. Gently attended in Indianapolis. H
CT received a number into the church a
as the morning service. He was assis,
at ed in the services by the associat
of pastor, the Rev. G.. B. Harold. TIL
on special music of the day under the d
or dection of Prof. L. w. Hobsan was O
RS. high order. The ~nouncemen O
d. intereste We're: official board tonight
Mt Mrs. Hoagland resumes her "a
xt home" day on Tuesday afternoon
m supper of the Improvement clu
Tuesday evening; mid-week praye
az and social service Wednesday eve
II. lining. maatjpy of he iyie;on. of ~