The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-16
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Myron Rowley is nearly recovere,
from the serious attack of tonsiliti
\ which has confined him to his bed TO
! the past ten days.
The union open air services will
be held tomorrow evening at tn,
court house square at s O'Clock. DR.
b. f. Schwab, of the Congregations
church, will preach. In case of in
element weather, the services will
be transferred to the Congregations
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Stearns, of Ar
tesiands. d., visited this week in Nit
cheIl. ~
Mt. Vernon News:-Mr. and Mrs
John Pearson, of Mitchell, came GU
TO have their baby girl baptized the
4th. Rev. Egge officiated. She wa:
named Dorthea Johanna. Mr., ant
MRS. Knut Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs
Silyert Rivdal, were sponsors. Mrs
Pearson is we'll known in this com
nunity as Tlleo Myrland. s.,3
Lauritz Miller, States attorney
will address fcthe Young Peoples
Christian Mnion at it's meeting at the
congregational church tomorrow eve.
ning at Z o'clock.
Miss Alta Copeland, who has been
! visiting since Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. and Mrs. Geo. H. Halsey
departed this afternoon for Woolsey.
Arrivals today at the camp meet
ing of the South Dakota Holiness
association were Rev. w. S. Doty and
family, of the Congregational church
tie Fedora, S. d., Steve Corbin and
family, Robert Thompson, Miss Flor
ence Cundy, Miss Mary Doty, James
Small, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe M~ansell,
job nHurning, all of Fedora. From
Roswell the arrivals were Joe Sturte-
want and wife, Mrs. M. P. Balbridge
and Frank-Poeley. Rev. Jesse .uhler,
of. Clearwater, Kan, Rev. j. R.
Krins, of Centerville. S. D., Rev. 4.
H. Brook. of Kimball. S. D., Rev.
and Mrs. W. T. Ferguson, of Mt.
Vernon, MI. and Mrs. Ed Brinnen, of
Ell Paso, Texas. are others who have
come for TIL eclose tomorrow. 'Serv-
ices will open with a 6 O'Clock prayer
meeting tomorrow morning and con-
tinue throughout the day and ven
ing. ~, III
VIM. E. Ryan Of fletcher and Mr..
D. E. Litchfeld each purchased. this
week a large Edison Disc Phono-
graph of the Spencer Music Co.
The executive committee of the
South Dakota Hardware Dealers as
ISOLATION will assemble at the office
of the Mitchell Comercial club on
Monday to choose the location of the
annual meeting next winter.
Judge and Mrs. w. M. Herbert de-
parted this morning for Sioux City,
where they will join the antlered
GRO wfdrom the Iowa metropolis and
leave on a special train over. the
Burlington tomorrow for. the national
Elks' convention at Denver. The
Herberts will go o.Colcrado Springs
for a short stay after the Denver
convention. returning in about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Donwney and
son Paul returned home, last evening
from Lake.sOkoboji, Ia, where they
have been enjoying'a vacation.
Clarence Arff underwent an opera
ton for nasal trouble on Thursday
and is reported to be recovering.
Miss Helen Holland, of Mt. Vernon,
underwent an operation In Mitchell
yesterday. nNAf I'D III
Clyde Kimble arrived home last
evening from Chicago, where he has
been taking medical treatment for
the past two weeks. He is greatly |
in health. /,
A. e. Hitchcock returned last
evening from Sioux Falls, where he
had been on legal business. Re will
leave the latter part of next week
for Grand Beach, on Lake Michigan,
to remain with Mrs. Hitchcock until
late in August.
w. A. Wheeler returned last even
ing from the Twin Cities where he
had been on business for the past
week. While there, he purchased
a female cub bear for the East Side
park zoo from the Longfellow gar
dens, near Minnehaha falls.
Jay Houghtotn, assistant city engi-|
neer, was called to Huron last event.
ing by the news that his father was
seriously i'll.
Mrs. Thomas Eastcoll arrived home
this morning from Colfax, Ia, where
she has been taking medical treat
ment for the past three weeks. :"
$ Miss Ruby Tomlinson, of Chicago,
who graduated last month from the
state normal school at Springfield,
S. D., arrived yesterday to spend her
vacation withAhe aunt, Mrs. ". b..
Diehl. Miss ,Tonlinson will teach
school the coming year at Trip, s.:
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u About six of Mitchell's leading
players will i.participate in the state
tournament, which starts at
Sioux Falls July 20, a week from
Monday. 1t is not known whether
Ray Branson and Paul M. Young,
present holders Of the Iowa doubles
championship, will enter the contest
for the South Dakota title against
Carton and Philips, the Sioux Fails
holders. Geo. r: Douthit, formerly
of Mitchell, is chairman of the en-l
tertainment committee Of the meet.