The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-10-09
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
From Thursdays Daily

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rented rooms they had listed witt
the Commercial club have been re
quested to notify the secretary i'm
mediately, either by calling tele
phone No. 24S4 or calling in person
at the information bureau, corner O,
Main and Second avenue
Leo Jones and family OF Lake An.
des arrived last night by auto TO at.
tend the corn palace.
Mrs. NJ. Bernard of Sioux City i.
visiting friends in the city this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Peile Of siou,
Falls are visiting at A. S. Hughson's
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Jelly of Alpens
are here visiting friends and attend,
ing the corn palace.
r.. ID. Wagner and wife Of Siou,
Falls are in the city and are guests
at the home of III. d. Wagner and
of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Craft and dau.
glitter Myrtle of Aberdeen are here
visiting at the home of Craig Wilson
and other friends.
Mrs. Frank Kelley, a brother of
Mrs. Ed. Lothian and Mrs. Geo. Evans
who has been visiting here this
week returned yesterday to his home
in WATERFOWL.
Mrs. John Ward of Waterloo, Ia,
arrived in the city yesterday and is
visiting at the 7. c. Burns home and
with other friends here.
II. G. Scharnweber returned home
today from Vancouver where he play
ed professional baseball the past sea
son. Mr.. Scharnweber was the captain
OF the Vancouver team which finish
ed first in the percentage column of
the North western league. He will
spend the winter here where he is
connected with his brother in the
running of the Scharnweber bowling
alleys and billiard parlors.
j. j. Myles, the %auctioneer return
ed last night from Canova and other
points in Miner county where he con-
Quoted three large and lsuccessful
sales last week.
Mrs. Paul Perkins OF Pine City,
Mimi, is a guest at the j. J. Myles
home here this week.
S. S. Oviatt of Huron city audit
OF of that city was in this city today
to attend the Corn Palace.
Mrs. Il. ID. Adams of Miami, Okla,
who has spent the summer In Win
nipeg, arrived in Mitchell Monday to
visit her mother Mrs. Frank Weller.
Miss Katheryn Van Glider of Way
ne, Neb., is visiting at the II. r. Bey.
er home and attending the corr pal
ace.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Disbrow, of
Regina, Sack, Canada, are Corn Pal
ace guests this week at the home of
ID. c. Disbrow, 400 East Seventh
avenue. This is the first visit OF Mr..
Disbrow to his old home for six
years and he made it the occasion of
his honeymoon trip, having been mar
ried Il week ago.
Rev. c. Z. Hager who is just out
OF the hospital at Rapid City and his
wife are in the city spending a few
days at the A. b. Hager home, and
visiting with their many friends and
relatives. Mr.. Hager reports that he
feels more improved in health than
he has for years and is on the way
to a rapid and complete recovery.
Rev. and Mrs. IIager will spend the
remainder of the week at Redfield
attending conference.
j. r. Wilson cashier of the kaylor
state bank and his family are here
today attending corn palace %festivi-
ties.
The eight year old sou of Chas.
Summers of belmont was brought
to the hospital here last night and
underwent an operation on his leg.
j. H. Julian, secretary of the state
university at Vermillion is here to-
day a guest of j. w. Bryant a former
college-mate.
l.. II. Glous of Chamberlain is here
on business today.
John w. Schmer of Wakonda is
here today on business and pleasure.
Corn Palace sale on monuments,
f. w. Ballard, one block north of
Corn Palace.
John II. Mahoney or Howard is
spending the day in Mitchell.
DR.. F. E. File, Mr.. Hiett and the
Misses Hastings, Nelson and Bowles
motored over from Geddes today to
attend the corn palace.
w. ID. Bryant, wife and daughter
of Huron arrived in the city last
night for q short visit.
w. f. Brennan and wifi eof Lake
Preston are visiting here today.
j. l.. Watkins and wife of Scotland
arrived here last night for a visit of
a few days.
Mrs. A. II. Tobiassen and daugh-
ter of Draper who have been visiting
here for three weeks at the home of
G. A. Whitney returned to her home
this morning.
Elmer Stenwall at one time con-
nected with the Turner Produce COM
pany here but now located at Kan
sas City is here visiting old friends.
Earl Knappen Of Bismarck, N. D.,
is in the city visiting It the home of
his sister Mrs. Robert Raines.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Wilding OF
Lennox are among the corn palace
visitors today.
H. A. Keith and wife, N. l.. Bailey
and wife, j.. w. Lawley end wife, II.
u. Walker and wife, /, r. Kidder and