The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-11-27

Large crowds of interested spec
tators We're present yesterday after
noon and today at the trial of Mrs.
Louisa Mckee. charged with rum
ming an immoral house. Mrs. Mckee
took the stand in her OWL behalf
this afternoon and made a general
denial of all chagers. Ii was eX-
pected that the case would go to the
jury late this afternoon.
Michel will see a football game
on Thanksgiving afternoon, if plans
being made this afternoon mater
%ialize. 1t was proposed to organize
a picked eleven of former high school
and college stars and play the Yves
leyan scrubs on University field. AL
bert Nolt, a former Mitchell high
school and Wesleyan star, is organ
ling the town team to play the
second strong college cam.
p. II. Kelley arrived home this
forenoon from Philip, where yester-
day he attended the funeral of his
%neice, Miss Mary Dunlevy. who was
burned to death in an explosion of
gasoline Saturday morning.
The meeting at the Baptist church
last evening was a hne service and
we'll attended. The subject of dis
c~ussion was Child Psychology and
all were greatly pleased with the
presentation of the matter by Rev.
Mr.. Hagan. The subject of the lee
ture tonight is "Boyology,' and will
be a live discussion of the boy prob
lem in the Bible school. The meet
ing begins promptly at $50 O'Clock
and everyone is invited to attend.
Rev. Benz. f. Tilley. pastor of the
First Baptist churchh, returned home
today from a trip in the northwest
ern part of the state, where he has
been doing some missionary work
under the direction of the State Mis-
s~ionary board the last week He
was a preacher in Pierre last Sun
day evening in the First Baptist
church.
Mrs. n. j. Worden. of Mosinee.
Wis, is visiting at the home of her
cousin, Mrs. S. A. Reid and family.
The Degree of Honor will meet at
1880 o'colck sharp this evening. With
the conclusion OF the business ses-
sion. the meeting will be open to the
Workmen and invited guests.
Miss Lilly Patterson, county sup
~erintendent of schools, departed yes
terday with teachers from the rural
schools to attend the sessions of the
state educational meeting at Sioux
Falls this week
Mrs. Frank Weller and sister, Mrs
Nell p. Liden, departed today fol
Goldfield, Ia. to spend Thanksgiving
with their brother, DR.. j. l.. Pepper
They We're joined here this morning
by Mrs. Martha Dougherty. of Yves
sington Springs, S. D.. who will &C.
company them to Goldfeld. While
in Goldfield they expected to NEE
Congressman Pepper. OF Iowa. who
has been on a spearing tour in tina
state, but he is i'll of typhoid fever
at Mercy hospital in Clinton, La.
The condition of Alex Darling, VIII,
was operated upon at ST. Joseph,
hospital Sunday noon, is reported I,
be somewhat better today. His con
dition yesterday was serious, but i
: was believed that he would be out o
danger by evening.
From Tuesdays Daily
w. . Weir and G V. Mcmillan, o
Sioux City. are in Mitchell today O
business.
Il. j. Sullivan, of Chicago, in
l spector for the freight claim depart
e ment of the Milwaukee road, was i
Mitchell today on business.
e The Woodmen of the World lodg
tomorrow evening Will hold an in
a po1tant session, one of the feature
d of which will be the initiation of
s class of eighteen candidates.
A good attendance marked tn