The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-11-26

was taken in custody. He was taken
to Spencer yesterday afternoon.
Earl West, of P%lankinton, former
ly s-tenographer in the Office of the
~. f. Anderson Lumber company in
Mitchell, viii probably be tie priv
ate secretary to Ed S. johnson, CT
Yankton, newly elected United
States senator. Mr.. West has been
acting as secretary to Mr.. johnson
flor some time. (
Members of the Hope Chapel Lad
les Aid society have recently COM
pleted a quilt, on which advertise
ments of Mi he'll and Alexandria
merchants nave ben emb.c;Ge.cd
and which Will be sold at a ,sicke1
pie supper at the chapel on Deem
Der d. The gut will be on 1T
at Butterfield's this week.
Mrs. Ella Geiger has gone to Sioux
Falls for a visit. She will later go
Ito Flandreau, Egan and other towns
in the state to inspect the Women's
Relief Corps.
Will Kelley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. H. Kelley, did not start at right
end for Wisconsin in the game with
Illinois on Saturday, but later sub
stituted for Rau in that position. In
the third quarter, he was on the re-
ceiving line of a long pass from
Bellows, the Badger Quarterback.
Miss Lois Anderson arrived home
yesterday from a weeks visit with
| friends in polis.
A son was born last Friday to
Rev. and Mrs. w. ]. McClarrinon,
of West University avenue at the
home of Mrs. McClarrinon's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Quinn, at
Artesian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ward of
Letcher, spent Sunday with Mir.
| Wards mother. Mrs. Nellie Ward.
Miss Lilly A. Patterson, county
superintendent of schools, has nam
ed the following teachers OF the
rural schools to have charge of the
annual industrial contest to be held
the first week in March: Misses AL
ice Jensen, Helen Erskine, Mand
-Hockett, Myrtle Allison. Anna Law
Ter, Alma Riley, Oral 3romwell,
Irma Michel. Matte Dexhemier,
Blanche Jenkins, Elsie Elliott Lib
bic KIM, Merle lamb, Lora Ort-
man, Millie Konze, Lorena Young,
Mrs. Emma McClintock and t. Il.
Tjomsland.
Miss Hazel Braught, living with
her parents just out of town IN the
South side, was married Saturday
evening at the parsonage of the First
Methodist church, by the pastor DR..
j. S. Hoagland, to Edward Leisch-
ner, of Parkston. Those Witnessing
the service were the brides brother,
John d. Braught and Miss Esther
Richards. 4 more extended Notice
of this cver.t will appear later.
Capt. Fl. H. Collard, of Mime
apolis, arrived this morning to at
tend the district 1. o. o. F. meeting
tonight. Capt. Collard is now run
ming as passenger conductor on the
Omaha road between Minneapolis
and Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eastcott
spent Sunday in Canton, at the home
of Mrs. E%astcott's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Arnold.
The revival meeting at the Free
! Methodist church were we'll attend
ed yesterday. The meetings will
continue every evening this evening,
with the song service commencing
at 1880 O'Clock and the preaching at
5 O'Clock. Thep romise is made
that attendants will hear the gocpel
preached as it was by .Methodism
fifty years ago.
Mrs. C. V. Priest and daughter,
Miss Ruth Priest. arrived home yes
terday from a visit in Sioux City with
Mrs. Geo. H. Miner.
Mrs. r. Y. Hughes and chill
dren left this morning for
Henderson, Kentucky, where they
will visit with the parents of Mr..
Hughes.
Mrs. S. F. Stewart, of Minneapolis,
field secretary for the Women's
American Baptist home and foreign
mission societies, will speak to the
women of the First Baptist church
in the parlors at 3 O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon. Although Mrs. Stew
art has been working in the north
west for many years, TINS is her hrst
visit to Mitchell, as South Dakota
has been added to her territory only
recently.
Homer M. Derr, state engineer of
South Dokota, has expressed his APP
prevail of the bridge plans followed
in Dawson county for the, past two
years. Mr.. Derr was recently in
Dawson county and declared that the
bridges which have been built by the
commissioners are equal to any ia
South Dakota.
The Pomona club, a recent social
organization, has issued invitations
Ifor a dance 70 be held tomorrow even
ling at the Elk's club. 1t is planned
to make the Thanksgiving eve affair
the first of a series of distinctive
social events this season.
The boy scouts will meet at the
First Methodist Episcopal church
this evening at z o'clock. All scout.
s}are asked to be on hand, as plans
for practical Christianity are be
rt;po p,odn wharehy the scouts will