The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-11-20

against the present incumbent of the
office, Robert A. Zanzle. The other
two candidates for the nomination
thus far r j. H. Davis and w. O.
Champion.
w. F. Cody, of Mason City, divis-
ion freight and passenger agent OF
the Milwaukee road, was in the city
on official business today.
A party of Mitchell women depart
ed this morning for Parker, S. D.,
where they will attend the district
meeting of the Rebekkah lodge. In
the party were Mesdames J.. H. Fer
ris, Nels Jensen, S. w. Ballard, o. e.
Browne and l.. H. Nedrow.
From Saturdays Daily
The party of Mitchell ladies from
Western Star Rebekah lodge, who
attended the district meeting of the
order at Parker yesterday, returned
last evening on the. midnight train.
Those in the party. were Mrs. Daisy
Irish, Mrs. VIM. Snow, Mrs. j.. II.
Ferris, Mrs. VIM. Dethlefs, Miss Myr-
tie Ballard, Mrs. Nels Jensen, Mrs.
L. H. Nedrow, Mrs. o. E. Browne,
Mrs. C. Footit and Mrs. Jones. About
$50 members were in attendance at
the Parker meeting. An elegant ban
quet "a served ate O'Clock. A very
satisfactory meeting was held and all
reported an enjoyable time.
MI. and Mrs. S. F. Goodykoontz de-
parted this morning for Chicago,
where they will visit two months with
their daughter, Mrs. j. F. Kimball.
In January, accompanied by Mrs.
Kimball and Mrs. F. M. Hammer, of
Mitchell, they will go to Florida to
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. d. Milne have
moved from the residence 217 East
Fourth avenue. and will live temper
arily at the II. II. Edwards home.
Their plans are at present unsettled
about remaining in Mitchell during
the winter.
r. III. Holsaple, superintendent of
the South Dakota a%nti-saloon league
and Miss Laura Lindley, general sec
are in Columbus, o., in at
tendance at the national convention
of the organization. Other South Da-
in attendance at the conven-
ton are A. e. Ecklein of Salem, Rev.
c. ID. Ersgine of Sturgis, p. N. Bush
nell and Rev. j. w. Taylor of Aber-
deem, j. Fl. Wolfe of Kimball, A. S.
French of Ethan, N. w. Edwards of
Frank Thompson of Beresford,
HI. ID. Messingham of Sisseton, Mrs.
WI. Mundt of Pierre and Mrs. Anna
Kohl of Mitchell.
Will Hannett has returned from
Winner, S. d., where he visited with
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Han
nett. Mr.. Hannett for many years
was a prominent attorney in Mitchell
a member of the firm of Preston
& ,Hannett.
Miss Mary hidden, who has been
her aunt, Mrs. Il. Herzog,
returned to her home at Highland,
Wis, this morning. ..t.'. .e
Fl. II. Housington, of Belts, will
load four cars at that place Monday
when he expects to leave for his
future home at Madison, S. ID.
Miss Amy Ruberl., of Forestburg,
D. arrived last evening for a few
days visit at the G. p. Hathaway
home sE a.e.ad. ssv ,l.,.c
T. j. Morgans,&A secretary of the
club viii leave for Pierre
afternoon to attend a meet
ing of the state railroad and ware.
house commission, when freight
rates affecting Mitchell will be up
for consideration. F. ]. Herrick, pre-
sident of the club will leave for
Pierre Monday. The session Of the
had already been post
poned twice and will be held for
three days at this time.
From Tuesdays Daily
7. j. Morgans, secretary of the
Club, departed yesterday
afternoon for Pierre to represent
Mitchell before the state railroad and
warehouse commission with it's
freight rates case. F. j.. Herrick. pre-
sident of the club, and j. w. Shelby
agent for the Milwaukee in the city.
also will be present at the meeting
of the commission.
John B. Haines, who left Mitchell
a week ago Saturday for Champaign,
ILL.,, writes The Republican that the
Corn production in Illinois is much
lower than vas estimated and that
cold weather is being experienced.
On the way to Illinois, Mr.. Haines
visited friends in Minneapolis and
Chicago.
Henry Winterringer, coach of the
football team of the School of Mines
at Rapid City and a former Morning
Side captain and player, was an in
terested spectator at the Morning
Side-Wesleyan struggle on Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. Winterringer was on
his way home from Bookings, where
Friday the Miners were defeated by
the State college by a SO to 0 score.
The annual election of officers in
the Senior Epworth league took place
Sunday evening and resulted as fol-
lows: President, C. B. Harold, vice
presidents. Miss Gertrude Chappell,
Miss Lucille Erskine, Miss Ollie Han
er. Miss Mae Nash; secretary, Walter
Heyler; treasurer, Myron Redfield;
pianist, Miss Grace Gilliland; choris-
ter, Harry Morse. These officers will
be installed next Sunday.
Mrs. Judith Greenwald, of Falls
City, Neb., arrived Saturday for a
,,.csk ,,,:el. 49,. - TNssTI