The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-18

j. j.. Hofacre of Aberdeen is a
business visitor in the city today.
Mrs. i. NJ. Peile of Tacoma, Wash,
is visiting at the home of her son, j..
j. Peile, 1O17 North Main street.
From Fridays Daily
The Ladies Improvement Club
of the Dakota Wesleyan university
met Tuesday afternoon and transact
ed important business, besides elect
ion of officers which resulted as fol
lows. President, Mrs. o. r. Cassem;
vice president, Mrs. +. G. Hicks;
second vice president, Mrs. w. G. Sea-
man: third vice president, Mrs. G. w.
Gilliland; fourth vice president, Mrs.
j. F. Way; fifth vice president, Mrs.
Will Scallin; secretary, Mrs. T. Mey-
er: treasurer, Mrs. j. T. Morrow. A
committee was appointed to look at
ter the needs of the girls dormitory.
"Alone in the Jungles" the two
reel picture shown at the Maynard
last night is one of the most thrill
ling and most deliberately present
ed of any picture which has ever
been shown in Mitchell. 1t takes the
spectator among scenes where it
would make the very hair stand on
end TO really be and Their carries
him along in an agony of suspense
while a hugh lion chases a beautiful
girl through the jungle, stopping on
the way to strike down and drag Off a
large horse and a powerful negro and
finally overcomes the girl. The lover
arrives in the nick of time to kill the
lion, they are locked in each others
arms, the picture is ended, the lights
flash on and it is interesting to look
about and note the expressions of re-
lief in the faces of those near, or the
cleaning tear-drip in the eye of some
tender hearted girl. 1t truly was a
great picture.
Last night was another one in
which the people of this city were
glad the moth balls had been shaken
out of the winter bedding. While the
thermometer only dropped to 48 de.
grees as the coolest record of the
night there are many who are swear
ing today that it dropped to freezing
Yesterday was one of the most pleas.
ant days Imaginable. The mercury
was at IS as the hottest and it was
hard to realize during the pleasant
day today hat a week ago the Their
mometer registered 102.
This has been one of the most sue
!, cessful and pleasant seasons in the
: history of the Mitchell tennis clut
!, and now the season is almost ended
While formerly players could be seer
n on the courts until quite late in the
! evening the early approach of dark
ness this month makes the place de
serted at seven o'clock or a little af
!, ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Alsene of Bloom
ington, H., are visiting their fathe.
Mr.. S. p. Alsene of this city.
A Mrs. Tosulend of Bloomington, Ill.
is visiting with her daughter mrs
Il Maurice Carlson.
r. Slettebak of Armour is here OF
e business today.
Ira NJ. Butterfield of Montrose i
here today looking after bushes
II matters.
- F. l.. Spaulding of Reliance is her
> on business today.
G. w. Dewey and wife of Beresfor
and Miss Daisy Dewey of Bayara, Ia
= are here today.
B. G. Watson of Chamberlain j
/ ~transacting business here today.
'e A crowd of 81 people bought tit
e kets here this morning for the stat
n fair at Huron. A special train of tie
coaches. we'll filled left here at til
usual hour of $40 O'Clock.
RI Thirty-five jurors were called fo
the September term Of the municips
court. They cost the city $116.5
"a according to a report being prepare
by Clerk of Court Jensen today.
IS Mrs. John Zeal of Mt. Vernon We
S. brought to this city last night an
n underwent an operation for append
Mt citis. She is reported to be doin
lie we'll today.
I'd Abe Wilkins, of the Peoples D
ar partment Store left last night f,
ey Chicago where he goes on a buyir
as trip for fall and winter goods fl
OF the concern here. Mr.. Wilkins wi
ly be in the east ten days or so ar