The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-04
this morning to spend a few da,
with her parents.

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Dakota Wesleyan, who has BEEF
principal of the Chamberlain school
during the past year, has accepte,
a position for mex year at Rapit
City. where he will instruct il
mathematics and science. Mr.. Stou
is a son of Prof. l.. A. Stout, of Da
kota Wesleyan.
II. G. Giddings spent Friday il
Yankton on legal business.
George 1. Fish. of Woonsocket
was a business visitor yesterday ii
Mitchell.
Through the generosity of friends
in the east and the kindness of the
vestry and members of S. Mary's
Episcopal church, Rev. f. b. Barnett
Will leave on Monday for a two
months trip in England and on the
continent. Mrs. Barnett and the
children will accompany him to South
remain during the summer at her old
home. To those who have so kindly
granted him leave of absence to avail
himself of the opportunity, Rev. Mr.
Barnett has expressed very cordial
thanks. Church business matters
may be referred until August 3 to any
of the following: Sid w. Smith, j
ID. Anderson, ID. c. Cordry, w. II,
Gapp or S. 7. Greene.
Miss Laura Ferguson, of Harvey,
N. D., is making a short visit at the
home of her uncle, George Ferguson.
Miss Ferguson is a teacher of music
in the State college at Bookings.
Miss Lillian Jonas was quite Sc
verely injured last evening when the
carriage she was driving on north
Wisconsin street was hit by an au-
tomobile driven by Miss Edith Will
liams. 1t is said that brakes failed to
work on the automobile and Miss
Williams lost control of the machine.
Miss Jonas was thrown against the
machine. The extent of her injuries
were not known today.
Mrs. Carolina Thomas, wife of G.
A. Thomas, died in her home at
Perry township this morning. The
funeral services will be held to-
afternoon at 2 p. II. Mrs.
Thomas was 70 years of age.
Miss Bessie Cobb, who has been
teaching in the city school of Ar
mour, returned to her home in Nit
chell this afternoon.
Carl Harvey. student of Dakota
Wesleyan. will fill the pulpit of the
Baptist church at Armour tomorrow
morning.
G. r. Malone, of Draper, master of
the South Dakota state grange, and
now acting as advance agent for the
Holden alfalfa train, was in the city
this morning. He will leave this af-
ternoon for points out of Mitchell,
and will return next Monday when
he will meet members of the Com
mercial club, concerning the coming
the special train to Mitchell on
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Pringle depart
this morning for Sloan Springs,
Ark, to make their home, for some
time. They have been in the city
the past four weeks visiting old
friends. H$
! Charles Sampson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Sampson, sustained ser
ious injuries this morning when the
team or, the grocery wagon he was
driving ran away. Near the p%ostoffice
the horses became frightened at a
passing automobile and ran eastward.
The, team ran into the +. S. Turney
yard, throwing the boy to the ground.
1t was discovered that two bones
were broken in the forearm, with
several other cuts and bruises about
the body. He was taken into the Tur-
ney home, where his wounds were
attended by DR.. G. S. Bobb and DR..
f. d. Gillis.
Miss Anna Dawson, of Hawarden,
Ia, is visiting her sisters Miss Viva
and Laura Dawson, students at Da-
kota Wesleyan.
w. E. Upton left this afternoon
for Mcintosh, S. D., where he has
legal business before the circuit court
of Corson county all next week.
Prof. S. D. van Benthuysen, of Da-
kota Wesleyan, delivered the COM
mencement address at Scotland, S. ID.
last evening.
Ray Kesterson, manager of the
Huffman Auto company, is eandevor-
ing to have the Hupmobile baseball
team come to South Dakota this
for a series of games. In
case they come, the team would
prabably make a tour of eastern part
Of the state, playing two or three
games in each city visited.
From Mondays Daily
DR.. Geo. P. Dix, returned to his
home at Aberdeen last evening, after
a week spent with friends and rela-
tives at his former home in Mitchell.
Miss Laura Ferguson departed last
evening for her home at Harvey, N.
D., after a few days spent at the
George Ferguson home.
Bernie B. Dean left Saturday af-
ternoon for Iroquois. S. d., where to-.
morrow afternoon he will be united