The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-19
From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily
The first of the Lenten organ re-
citals by Dean w. l.. Gray, of the
University school of music, was Civ
en- at s. Mary's Episcopal church
yesterday afternoon and marked one
of the notable musical events of the
season. Mr.. Gray, in a program OF
sever numbers from the classical
compo4ers, displayed an apprecia-
ton M sympathy of their works.
Especially favored by the audience
was the "Idylle in ID Flat" by Faux
es. Mrs. Gray assisted her husband,
playing Come Unto Him." from
Handel's Messiah" The second in
the series of recitals' will be at the
Thursday afternoon.
l Members of the family of Rev. A.
e. Carhart met at the Milwaukee
station yesterday afternoon in a
short family reunion that was unique.
Mrs. Raymond Carhart, who was
known in Mitchell for a number of
years as Miss Edith Noble, returned
from Mexico City with her little son.
She was met by Rev. and Mrs. Car
hart, Rev and Mrs. w. d. Carhart
and Rev. and Mrs. Era Baauman.
With the exception of Mr.. Bauman,
all we're former students of Dakota
Wesleyan and all have been in the
mission field. 1t was the first reunion
since the family scattered nearly
eight years ago. Mr.. Raymond Car
leo City until July or August. Mrs.
n ,,l- ,,;l1 ,,s.tf n, IT0nrcnnlyp al
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nath-
an Noble.
P. H. McBeth Is AT W~oonsocket
and washington Springs today on
business connected with the anti
saloon league.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Andrew
Beller, of Mitchell, on Thursday,
March ~, a son.
Mrs. A. Liverid was operated up
on for appendicitis yesterday after
moor at ST. Joseph's hospital.
Tom Hughes of Omaha, travelling
passenger agent for the Missouri Pa
eific road, was a business visitor to-
day in Mitchell.
E. A. Thackaberry, of Sioux Falls.
ucDuI llLSLhal
was II the city today on official bust
ness.
c.. L.. Pier, of Bookings, deput.
state dairy inspector, visited Mitch
ell today.
A. r. Mcconnell of Sioux Falls {
former resident of Mitchell, was il
the city last evening,on business.
Fay M. Higgins has just received
word of a piece of good fortune
which has arisen over his purchas'
of a farm in Minnesota several year
ago. The land, which is in Mile Lac
county, will be made the townsit'
on an electric line3 which is beinl
built between Minneapolis and Mill
Laos lake.
George w. Dougherty, of Mt. Vel
non, independent democratic candi
date for county commissioner fror
the Third district, vase Mitchell
visitor today.
ID Mrs. Fred Elliott, who has bee
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Spears
has returned to her home in Oh.
cagO. e y
Mrs. q. e. Fisk is quite i'll at he
home on Hanson street.
Miss Anna Berschied and lie
brother, Jacob Berschied, returne
yesterday from White Lake, whel
their father, Barney Berschied. we
buried. Mr.. Berschied died la.
Thursday. The wife and sister n
NAMED at White Lake OH account {
illness.
Miss Mabel Maynard returned til
morning from Letcner, where she ha
been since Monday the guest of Mr.
Ben T. Var Metre. Mrs. Van Net
came down with her and attended
club meeting this afternoon.
Sam Weber has %precented the fiji
department with a check for $15 Fl
their. services at the recent fire
the old Wavcrly hotel building. b