The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-10-15
LOCAL NEWS AUIES

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From thursdays DailySaa 9saN
Thomas GRACE left this morninf
ior Los Angeles. Gsiff;r where Me Nm
spend the winter. -
Mrs. Frances Foottit. who was
visiting and transaeting business r.
Mitchell for several weeks. denarted
today Q GoffeyvilIe.s Isansas, where
she Will spend the winter with her
daughter, Mra. "A, j.. seaton.
Joseph Swift left last evening for
Long Beach, Calf, after q three
weeks visit with friends atshis form
er homo here.
A. %. Hitchcock was at Plankin-
ton today, attending the circuit court
OF Aurora county. !
White Lake Wave: John Mueller.
jr.. shipped his Househoid goods TO
Mitchell yesterday and henceforth
will be q resident of he Corn Palace
city.
Rev. Walter D. Carhart left yesl
terday afternoon for WessIngtoH
Springs. where he Will attend the ses5
sion of the South; Dakota Methodist
conference the next few days.
Ray F. Kesterson, managsr4oe. the;
Mitchell branch of the Huffman
Auto company. is carrying his right.
arm in a sling as the resultsof a light
case OF blood poisoning.
Alexandra journal: Mrs. Percy
Smith and daughter Margaret re-
turned Monday morning from Nit
chell, where they had been visiting
at the A. II. Belts home.
Frank Sampson, father Of Charles
Sampson, a high school boy, has
brought suit for $4,000 damages
against the Rathbun Grocery com
pany, The; suit Is thes 6ntgrowth/of
the runaway on May %, 1914, in
which the Sampson boy, who was
then employed a a delivery boy at
the grocery frm,>was thrown from
the delivery wagon .and. had his arm
crushed, necessitating an1pIfation.
In the suit, the counsel for the Sanap-
son boy will attempt TO prove that
the grocery firmi was negligent in
providing a team of runaway horses.
with an unstable seat: on the delivery
wagon. s.e.
t-trT -E.fNe HEE
Society news for the Saturday edi-
ton of The Republican should reach
the Office not later than 5 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. Items OF inter-
est of parties, dinners. club meetings
or weddings Will be gladly published
Telephone No. 2172 or 2l71.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: Harry
Eager, an old time Sioux Falls boy
who is now located in Mitchell where
he is engaged. in the restaurant bust
ness is spending a few days in the
city. Mr.. Eager remarked that after
every corn palace he takes a weeks
vacation to rest up and visit friends
and he knew OF no better place to
spend this vacation than in Sioux
Falls. N
Mrs. Anna. Scott and her daughter.
Miss, Josephine Scott, went up to
Aberdeen yesterday afternoon fora
ehort visit with 9, cousin. 4
Mrs. G. Il. Hamptdnahd little son,
Herbert Hampton, arrived yesterday.
afternoon from their home at Cedar
Rapids, Ia, for q visit of two weeks
at the home OF her mother, Mrs. A..
B. Test. !
Rt. Rev. Mgr. sheehan.,.a former
pastor of the Holy. Family Catholic
church. passed through Mitchell en-
route to his home. at Elkton, s.. d.
Mgr. Sheehan was returning from a
months vacation, which he spent in
visiting sister and brother in New
Yorkocity and Buffalo. N. " The
numerous friends of the imonsignor
in Mitchell will be pleased to hear
that after 81 years of active service
In the priesthood he Is still hearty
and strong. The rionsigMor was or
dained Ia priest on September 30,
1880, at Dubuque, Ia, and on Octo-
Der 16 following was assigned to
Yankton, s. D., as pastor OF the
Sacred Heart church.. which was his
first parish in the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROBERT Grant left
last evening for their home at Wells,
Mimi, after a visit of two weeks at
the home of Mrs. Grants brother,
W. A. Alickson.
The Omaha road is completing the
task OF laying brick afound1th p1s-
senger station on upper-Maln street.
A concrete walk also is being laid
across theAright Of way on North
Wisconsin street.
Mr.. and Mrs: Frank Wayne, 1906
East Fifth. aveaus departed this,
morning forspalr Be2thsSsEaa where
they expect to spend ths winter.
J. w. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF schools, hasschanked hin rssldence
telephone number To 3ab0. The
,nouncement is made because OF the
number OF people who try to find,
Mr.. McClinton while not In his office
at the high school building.
H. !. Parrett accomplishing his con-
tract for the grading OF East Sixth
avenue, e. 3. Miller IS constructing
q concrete cMrbing block long In.
front OF his property instbe sixth
block on the Axenus,Ns0n the basis
OF af3-foot width tosthe street.
Frank Jensen, Observation-Disclosures
Nels Jensen, Ii trying out tor The