The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-08-27

visiting at the j. s, Hebron home.
Mrs. Durham is the mother of Mrs.
Tickner.
Mrs. r A. Garrison, of Doland,
s. d., is visiting at the home of Mrs.
j. A. Brown.
Alexandria Herald: Mrs. F. Cough
lin came from Mitchell Saturday to
yfHit her sister, Miss Belle McKillip.
r. v. e. Clouse, who recent
liz purchased a Ford %runabout for
use in making his territory as sales
Eman for the Mitchell Publishing
company, started on his initial trip
YIN the new car Friday morning.
Verne will forget there Is a speed
limit in the state when the little
Ford gets under way, and 1t Is a
that he will cover some ground
in the course of a week.
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From Saturdays Daily
Mrs. l.. II. Raber departed this
morning for Stuart, Ia, where her
little daughter has been for several
weeks at the home of Mrs Rabers
parents. Mr.. Raber's sister at Har-
Ian, KY, Is very critically i'll, &C
.coEding to a message received this
morning.
Chamberlain Register: Rev. Nc
Garthy returned Monday evening
from Mitchell where he spent Sun
day with Mrs. Mccarthy. Mrs. Nc
( arthy's many friends will be pleas
ed to know that she is improving
quite nicely, after her severe illness.
Mrs Earnest Budreau and
daughter arrived from Mitchell Sat-
urday evening to visit a couple of
days with Grandma and Grandpa
Dent.
The attention of the children and
parents of s. Mary's Episcopal church
Is called to the Sunday school ses-
sion at noon on Sunday. The Sunday
school Is now held regularly and
each scholar Is urged to be on hand
promptly.
4. w. Ryan, of Artesian, s. D.,
was a business visitor yesterday in
Mitchell.
Judge and Mrs. C. A. Kelley, Mr.
and Mrs. George Costain and Mr.,
Costafn's sister, Mrs. Isabel Maby,
were visitors in Mitchell yesterday
at the p. H. Kelley home. Judge KEEL
ley is a former mayor of Huron.
Bernie B. Dean will leave this
evening in his automobile for Iro.
quois, $ d., to join Mrs. Dean, who
went up this week to attend the
Contradictory wedding. He will be
accompanied by Albert j. Harno,
who will take the train to ~Iroquois
for his home at Highmore.
: Miss Anna Entwhistle and Mrs
Elizabeth France departed this morn
ing for New York. where they will
sail next Wednesday on the liner
Campania for Bolton, England. Mrs
fFrance has been visiting in Mitchell
Ethis summer at the home of her son
kThomas France. Miss Entwhistlt
xviii visit relatives for several months
and expects 10 return to Mitchell the
last Of December.
ARev. F. w. Loose, pastor of the
German Lutheran church, left toda,
for Avon, s. D.. where he will preach
Tomorrow at a mission festival al
that place.
Married, at Alexandria, S. d.. or
Friday, August 81. Laurence 6
Frame and Miss Helen Ruth Trac,
by County Judge Frank Benson.
Mrs. Jack Cogan and son, Lysle
arrived home last evening from the
Black Hills. where they have beer
visiting for the past month. Mr.. Co.
gan will remain a few weeks longer
Milton j. Cook. formerly a resi-.
ldent of Mitchell, has sold his inter.
lest in his hardware store at Yves.
ngton Springs to his partners
Frank and June Johnson. Mr.. Cook
is vet undecided as to what he will
do. M
MT. Vernon News: County Auditor
Zangle's wife and children who have
been visiting at the homes Of George
and John Zangle in Baker spant
Saturday and over Sunday at the
home of ]. G. Burns, returning to
Mitchell Monday morning. May
Burns accompanied them home for
2 weeks visit at the Zangle home. Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Butterfield also Sun
dayed ut Burns.
MIS-: +. B. Barnett and children
returned last evening from South
glastonbury, Conn. whore they have
been spending the summer.
DR.. g, v. Gilliland went down to
Armour this morning. Tomorrow
morning he will preach at the Meth
odist church at that place and adj
dress a union temperance meeting in
the evening.
White Lake Standard: Miss Murle
Bryan, who had been spending the
past week with White Lake friends,
returned to her home in Mitchell
Monday evening. =. Yesterday
FatherMeyer was taken to the hospi-
tai at Mitchell for treatment. He has
been in poor health for several weeks
but kept up with his work, and the
hospital treatment will be somewhat
In the nature Of a rest cure.
Mrs. George Halsey and Mrs,
Thomas EastcoIt went to Canton. s.
D., this morning for a short visit
with relatives.
Albert Metzger. the 17-year-old son
Q. Paw Metzkar, of Mt, Vernon. an-