The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-12
SATURDAYS Daily

From Saturdays Daily
j. j.. Walters departed this weel
for Excelsior Springs, Mo, for The
purpose of taking treatment for rlleu
matism. Mr.. Walters expects to b,
gone for ten days or two weeks.
Adolph, Henry and Charles Scheur
enbrand returned last evening from
Omaha where they attended tie &c
ment show there this week.
Born, to NJ. and Mrs. Thomas
Jetfries, OF %Fessenden. n. d.. OF
Thursday, February 9Th, a son. Mrs
Jeffries will be remembered i'm Nit
chell as Miss Grace White.
George II. Grace, postmaster OF
Lead, S. d., visited with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Grace, in Nit
ehell this week. Mr.. Grace attended
the meeting OF the state press asocia-
ton in Aberdeen this week.
The third number of the CONNER
ciai Club Adviser, the official organ
OF the Mitchell club. has just beer
issued from the press. The recent
state conventions in Mitchell, the
hearing on the proposed "Y', the
annual meeting OF the club and
other matters OF general interest are
reviewed by the secretary, T. j. Nor
cams. The number also contains the
new bylaws of the club.
At a meeting of Mitchell motor
cycle enthusiasts, held last evening
at the home OF j. r. Moses, 423 S.
Wisconsin street, Il club vas organic
ed and officers elected Tor the coming
year. The officers are w. Nj. kearney,
president; l.. c. Cassem. vice-presi-
dent. June Corker and Ross Pere-
grin secretaries. and j. +. Moses.
treasurer. After the election of of
ficers. a t~hree-course supper was
served by Mrs. Fred Moses and dau-
shter, which was greatly enjoyed.
The evening came to a close With the
telling of the riding experiences OF
various members of the new club.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John G..
Clough, 61S West Seventh venue
ON Wednesday, February 4. n son,
Rev. b. f, Tilley, of the First Bap-
list church, has been confined to his
home the past week with the grip
and abcesses in both ears. He has
suffered considerably, but was i'm
proving today.
NJ. c. Corbett. chief operator AT
the Milwaukee offices, returned last
evening from Springfield. IN, where
he was called by The death Of his sis
ter, Miss Ann Corbett.
Mrs. Emma II. Downey is in a crit
zeal condition at the home of her son
c. w. Downey. She is suffering with
q serious ailment OF the heart and is
under the continual Influence of OPP
iates. Her daughter, Mrs. \. l.. John
sol of Edgar. Neb,, is at the bed
side. having arrived Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hager, of
Spearfish. S. D., and Miss Nina Has
Ell departed this morning for CHICAGO
where Miss Hager will study voice
culture. Mr.. Hager is on a short Leave
of absence from his duties at the
Spcariish normal school and expects
to make arrangements AT this time TO
return next summer and study voice.
Miss IIagcr will be greatly missed
in Mitchell musical circles. where her
Dedttllul anu SN lupdlliGlIC NOltt nus
been a source of delight.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Z.
Underhill, 205 East Sixth avenue, on
Saturday February /, Il son.
C.. A. anderson, aSsistant-Superin-
dent of the Iowa and Dakota division
returned last evening from a three
days business trip to Minneapolis.
From Mondays Daily
Mrs. +. w. Leehan. Mrs. George
Evans, Mrs. Frank Ward and Mrs. L..
j. Welch wen to Letcher last e
ing, where they attend a dinner given
by Mrs. Frank Ward, jr., in honor of
her sister, Mrs. Frank OIicarn.
w. NJ. Mair, of Brookings, form
erly pastor OF the Congregational
church, in Mitchell, was in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Mair is engaged in the
extension work of the State college
among the boys and girls clubs of the
rural schools.
Misses Georgia Fish and Gertrude
Cooney, of Woonsocket, We're Mitch
eli visitors yesterday.
w. A. Wheeler departed last even
ing for Aberdeen. where this morning
he opened the alfalfa and orr show
program with an address on Start
ing in With Alfalfa" The show will
continue in Aberdeen all week.
Prof. j. ID. Moulin, of Chicago, a
former classmate of Rev. c. f. o.
Flaherty. gave a short program OF
vocal numbers before the pupils OF
the Notre Dame academy on Satur-
day afternoon. This was the first nun
Der OF an entertainment and lecture
course arranged by Rev. Father o.
~Flaherty. In two weeks, Rev. j.. V
Breen, president of the Columbus
college at Chamberlain, will give q
lecture on Julius Caesar"
George A. Richter, formerly che
of the Navin hotel and also of the
Hotel Oliver. at South Bend, Ind.
has assumed the management of the
NeYin hotel cafe and lunclroom
taking charge yesterday. MI. Richter
has guaranteed that the service vii
be first class and has invited the pub