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

a resident of Mitchell. He was Joined
here by his nephew. Charles Weir, of
Brewster, MINI. Later news from
Philip showed that Miss Dunlevy met
her death from severe burns. On Fri
day afternoon she was cleaning a
coat with gasoline, when it ignited
from a stove in an adjoining room.
She was instantly ablaze and rushed
into the open air, but the fire caused
her death and the destruction of the
house.
Earl Chestnut, of Austin, Mimi,
has accepted a position in the store
of the Joe Burg Shoe COMPANY.
Frank Jensen left yesterday for
Brookings. after spending Saturday
and Sunday at the home of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Jensen. He
is a member of the football squad at
the State college and stopped off on
his way home from Yankton to see
the Wesleyan-Huron struggle.
+. G. Drake returned yesterday
from Lincoln, Neb., where Saturday
he saw his alma mater, the univer-
sity of Iowa. go down to defeat be-
fore Nebraska. The Lincoln game
was n of The best seer in the west
this year.
Alex Darling, city ticket agent for
the Milwaukee, was operated upon
for appendicitis at st. 5oseph's hos
pital yesterday Don and is reported
to be doing we'll. Mr.. Darling was
taken sick while on duty at the sta
tion on Saturday afternoon.
Dakota Wesleyan 1913 graduates
at the Huron game Saturday were
Harry Whitlow and Martin Shale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorne Cass have re-
turned from their wedding trip to-
Chicago and Minneapolis, following
their marriage at Sibley, Iowa, last
Tuesday. Mrs. Cass will be remem-
bered in Mitchell as Miss Zella Wood.
Joe Burg went to Woonsocket on
business yesterday afternoon.
w. e. Spangler of Artesian, was a
Mitchell visitor yesterday.
Mrs. H. j. Taylor, of Sioux City,
arrived this afternoon to make a
brief visit With her sitser-in-law,
Mrs. f.. j. Haines.
j. A. Witzel will go to Charles
City, Iowa, tomorrow to visit With
relatives and friends over Thanks
giving.
Misses Grace Jordan, Belle and
Ruth Miner were guests Sunday at
the p. j. Jordan home at Ethan.
The Bard Social club held its reg
ular meeting and basket supper last
night, with a good attendance. The
program was given by Miss Popal,
teacher of the Bard school. Proceeds
from the sale of baskets amounted to
SAB and will be devoted to the club
be held the first Friday in Decem-
Der and Mrs. Ludwig will lecture OF
domestic science.
The $4,000 SANDER suit brought
by William b. Dodson against Chief
of Police Wood Smith has been dis
missed from the circuit court calen-
dar by the plaintiff. Mr.. Dodson
still has a Islander suit for the same
amount against Marion Born. for
statements in which the latter is
alleged to have accused Dodson OF
stealing GOA in the Omaha railroad
yards.
Booklets containing a brief analy-
sis of the new income tax are being
distributed by the Mitchell National
bank. In view of the general lack OF
knowledge of the tax and its various
provisions, the booklet will be a
valuable one. The information given
is in concise form.
Miss. Hortense Smith, supervisor OF
music in the Redfield public schools,
was d guest Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Darling. Miss
Smith departed for Sioux Falls this
morning to attend the sessions of the
state educational convention.
The Thanksgiving rally day servic-
es of the Methodist Sunday school
yesterday were very successful, with
over 1000 present. Supt, S. ID. Van
B%enthuysen presided. Miss Laura
Saul san a solo and Rev. c. b. Har-
rold. the assistant pastor, gave 9
short address. One of the features OF
the services was a demonstration by
Mrs. w. H.. King, superintendent oil
the cradle roll department, of the
method used in enrolling infants. Re
ports were given of the advancement
of the different classes in the school
Sheriff j. c. Garrick, OF Day coun-
ty. passed through Mitchell today OF
his way to the state industrial schoo
at Plankinton with William Frost, {
lad of seventeen years convicted oil
the charge of forgery. The boy. whose
home is in Webster was in the horse
buying business and forged a checl
for 1925. He was caught by Sheriff.
Garrick in Mauston. Wis, and wa:
penniless.
Mrs. Zilla e. Wilson of Aberdeen
president of the South Dakota FEEDER;
tion of Woman's Clubs was the CUES
of honor and principal speaker thi'
afternoon at a joint meeting OF TIL
Mitchell Art club and the Roun'
Table club, held at the home of Mrs
II. II. Edwards. This. is the annua
visit of the state president. While il
Mitchell. Mrs. Wilson was a guest o
} Mrs. F. II. Winsor.
Rev. e. F. Schwab, of Enid, Okla
has accepted the call tc the pastoral
of the Congregational church and vii
assume his duties on January l. Tn
til that time, the pulpit will be occu
1 pied by Prof. II. |. Jones of Dakot
4 Wesleyan. The e pipe organ is be