The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-24
both today and Sunday in his capa-
city as president Of the state organi-

both today and Sunday in his capa-
city as president Of the state organi-
cation.
Miss Nina Hager will spend the
Sunday in the city and sing at the
First Methodist Episcopal church,
Miss Hager is returning to her must
cal studies in Chicago after visiting
her parents and her many friends will
be,glad to hear her. The entire pro-
gram of the day promises to be at
tractive and inspiring. The young
people of the city, high school and
university have a special invitation.
The boy scouts will attend the eve
ming service and the choir will be
assisted by Scout Coursey and the
Junior Baraca> quartette.
Mrs. Mary Bailey Barbour, wife of
Rev. Paul H. Barbour, Jr., priest in
charge of the Episcopal mission on
the Sisseton reservation, died last
evening resulting from the birth of
alison on September, Z. Mrs. Barbour
was the daughter of Rev. Melville
X. Bailey, of New York city, and a
niece of Rev. DR.. Samuel Hart, dean
of the Berkeley Divinity school, in
M~iddletown, Conn. Mr. Barbour will
be remembered in Mitchell as having
charge of S. Mary's church last spring
during a temporary absence of the
rector.
The Universal Suffrage league held
its regular meeting in the rest room
of the city hall on Friday afternoon.
After the regular order of business
the question of speakers for the COM
ing campaign vas discussed. There
will be an address at the court house
next Tuesday evening, when Mrs.
Mary Mcguire Thomas, of White
woman suffrage. Everybody is invit-
ed and no admission will be charged.
From Monday's Daily
Miss Beulah Meikle departed yes
terday morning for Chicago, where
she will attend Lewis institute the
coming year.
Miss Grace Lamme, who has been
visiting for FIVE weeks at the home of
her brother, DR.. r.. j. Lamme, de-
parted yesterday for New York city.
where he'will study this winter at
Pratt institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie B. Dean ar
rived home Saturday after spending
the past week at Huron and Iroquois,
S. d.
w. G. Haley returned to Sioux City
Saturday evening. after spending
the day in Mitchell inspecting the
LEGAL branch of the Haley & Lang
company. Last week Mr.. Haley look
ed over the South Dakota branches
of the company.
Miss Hazel Mae Kenton, daughter
of Elmer S. Kenton, was married at
Sioux City Saturday afternoon to
John J. Morgan, of Rensselaer,, Ind.
They will make their home at Renss-
laer. the former home of the Kenton
family. 1s ID
Married Saturday forenoon at IL
o'clock in the auditorium of the First
Methodist Episcopal church by the
pastor, DIR. j. S. Hoagland, Mr.. Clar-
ence j. Sullivan to Miss Maye r.
Logue. At s O'Clock in the evening
Mr.. j. G.. Campbell was married by
the pastor to Mrs. Blanche Water
bury at the residence where they
will, live on north Sanborn street;
and at 9 O'Clock DR.. Hoagland Off
ciated at the wedding of Miss Eva
Disbrow to Mr.. Ross Harrison at the
brides home, 500 east Fourth ave
niue. A. more extended notice of the
social events will appear in the Sat
urday's Republican.
The expansion and contraction
joints on the pavement on Main street
is being filled with asphalt in pre-
paration for the winter season. The
work is being done under the super
vision of City Engineer Sid H. Smith
AS the work had proved defective
the expense of the repairs will be
bourne by G. H. Atkinson, the con-
tractor. ,~tis ~ 49,.
F. L. Doris, formerly station agent
for the Milwaukee road at Kimball,
S.. D.aand now a real estate dealer
at Emmettsburg, Ia, was in Mitchell
today on business.
C. w. Derr and S. E. Morris de-
parted for Running Water, S. D., by
automobile this morning to inspect
their cattle ranch.
Mrs. NJ. c. Corbett and children
were in ST. Paul today attending thu
funeral. of a cousin, Miss Mary Hard
ing, who died as the result of hear
trouble last Saturday. Miss Harding
who was only Is years old, had at
A tanned distinction as a violin player
The Western Union has a gang o
man engaged on renewing the wires
OF the lines between Mitchell ant
Chamberlain. Another wire also il
being strung to handle the increase
ed traffic west of Mitchell. The worl
will take about two weeks.
Mrs. Mary Mcguire Thomas vii
speak at the court house tomorrow
night on why Women Of South Da
kota should Have the Ballot"
vey Valentines who will hav
charge of the. organization of Dayi
! son county sor the federal hog chol
eva eradication, campaign, returne
this morning from Rfoakingsi SGD
where he went to settle his affair
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