The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-05-28

Iauctf0n OF articles of divers kind
and descriptions furnished by tn
members, The auction will be fol
lowed by bowery dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grace are plan
I ming o'sail from New York City june
Y 10 on the Acquatania for an extended
visit at their old home in England
near London. They will leave in {
! few days for Minneapolis for a shorI
visit with their son, Charles Grace
( before going on to New York.
!, Charles Bunting left this after
noon for Wolsey, where he will join
Rev. and Mrs. II. b. Barnett and pro-
J coed to Lead for the annual convoca-
ton of the Episcopal church Of
: lSouth Dakota.
%. C. Alderman, county auditor OF
Beadle county, and l.. II. Jones, coun-
ty treasurer OF That county, spent
~lseveral hours in Mitchell, Wednesday
AFTERNOON on Their way to Yankton
on a business trip. They were making
the trip by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay G. Markham de-
parted yesterday afternoon for their
home at iTurton, S. d., following the
funeral of their little son, Arson
Markham, ON Wednesday afternoon
at the George J.. Smith home. They
were accompanied to Turton by Mrs.
Markfiam's mother and sister, Mrs.
q. b. Bon Durant and Mrs. Gene
/ Brainard, both of Prairie du Chen,
wis.
On next Monday evening Miss
Laura Saul, graduate in voice, will
give a recital in the Dakota Wesley
an Chapel. Miss Saul will be assisted
by Miss Marie Newell, reader, and
Miss Marjory Ford, accompanies.
Stewart Bottom, u member of this
years graduating class Mt Dakota
Wesleyan. left this morning for Ced-
ar Rapids, Ia, where he will take a
position with the Redpath-Vawter
chautauqua system. Mr.. Bottom will
act In the capacity Of advance agent.
Il. T. Cotton, a well-known grad
uatc of Dakota Wesleyan, nov inter-
national Y. M. G.. A.. secretary with
headquarters in New York City, will
arrive in Mitchell next Monday NOR
ming. A luncheon Is to be held on that
day at 1890 o'clock In the college
EdormitOry for all men of the univer-
Hity, at which time Mr.. Cotton will
Ideliver an address. The managers OF
the various boarding clubs have ar
ranged to have the girls of the dorm
tory take dinner with the different
clubs on Monday in order that all the
young men might get together TIC
hear Mr.. Cotton speak.
From Fridays Daily
O. s. Iceland returned Wednesday
Ifrom n trip to the Twin Cities and
Chicago. While in these cities he
lytsited the leading studios and made
a special investigation Of natural
color photography. s3si ~
4 Mrs. +. N. Bennett and Mr.! and
aAtMIrsY Grover Bennett. OF Artesian,
We're auEieit0gs today at the. TIL;
ARanglar home I'd 81, az :
Announcement was maze at the
Dinner party given by Mrs. Ben n.
Van Metrex yata FLETCHER last evening
s6f the engagement ofisMiss Mabel
1MsyAArttI'aaHd, Howard gS Bjordstrupl
JHineA6O fBoth parties are veryiwell
fnsSXitsbIif 4 RI
H. ! Tl.os,a "a 3apheet sia3ff43
L,d1s l,Npggle, Of Sioux Fails. was
hil1 Mitchell n today on business. 2 F9as
nfTssJ. aSpangler arrived home last
evening from Washington Springs
tsmhcre8,the sdirCuit court OF 'Jerauld
spcsmntyf han .iheenst in = session. Mr.
,liSpangler represented, G. J.. Bliss In
il his suit against the Waterbury,. es.
II tate. which has been In litigation fol
several years. Mr., Bliss has woI
iseyery stage OF, the legal struggle
which involves the title to a farm
In JerauId county. :
Ethan defeated Mitchell in base
ball yesterday afternoon Ny the score
OF. A to 8. Lowrie was on the slab fol
1.-THE locals, but ragged fielding In the
last inning let, in two runs for Ethan
The picked up team which went from
Mitchell was composed Of Guthrie,
Stacey, Peterson, Payne, Rowland,
Scharnwcber. Wilder and Lowrie.
H. o. Refcem,s Of Wessingtor
l,Springs. wasSa business visitor today
in Mitchell. &.
Miles COnnor, OF Ethan, underwent
tan operation for appendicitis ut st
Joseptp's hospitM this morning. /. h.
'IA c%cording to reports received al
1.-THE Milwaukee offices this morning
there was rain failing I'LL night be.
tween Murdo and Rapid City. How;
fever the rain was not believed to be
heavy.
Mrs., j.. Nv. Bryant will have charg.
EE0fths ch1Idfen's story hour at thu
library tomorrow morning from II
10 ~ o'clock.
Ernest ThOmpson, a graduate O.
dakota Wesleyan two years ago, ha.
been engaged at principal OF the
schools at Spencer, S. D., for mex,
year, Mr.. Thompson was principal Of
the Chester. S. d., schools during the
past year.
Plankinton Mail: Mr.. and Mrs
i Edward Cudfnore of Mitchell, were
tcalled. to 'Plahkinton Saturday to at
, tends the funeral of Mrs. George b
,AsAake, aunt 0f. Mrs. Cudmore.
a Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Nc
lIntyye, OF Mitchell, on Friday, Ma,
49, d son.
Nv. Seaman departed this morn
ling for Chicago. For the past weel
MI. Seaman was at WessingtoI
lSpranEs as a witness in the Jerault
! county circuit court.
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