The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-08-06
LOCAL News
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From Fridays Daily
Miss Mabel Shelby arrived HON,
yesterday from a visit of two week,
in Iowa City and Sioux City, la.
Mrs. Louis Erickson and baby, o
Violin, S. D., are visiting at the homt
of her mother, Mrs. Gus Split.
Chamberlain Register: Miss Mablt
McMillen of Mitchell, has been spend
ing part of her vacation here visit
ing with friends.
Miss Anna Speller is visiting in
Salem as a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
John Jackson.
Spencer News:-Mrs. o. e. Muir
ray, of Mitchell, came for a shor,
visit at the home Of her. brother-in.
law, Fred Murray. Her husband, who
made a trip to Spencer last winter, is
a lecturer but a formerly a pas
tor in Chicago. Mrs. Murray plans
to organize a singing school here,
and If SO she will makeatrips to Spen-
Ger regularly.
d. G. Cordry departed last evening
for Waseca, Mimi, where he will
join Mrs. Cordry for an outing.
Alexandria Herald-Mrs. f. Mich
aels and daughter, Miss Emma, went
to Mitchell Saturday to visit their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Ed. Win
ande.
Mrs. Laura Alden, mother of Mrs.
w. A. Wheeler, departed Wednesday
evening for Lincoln, Neb., after a
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. G.. S. Brown.
Plankinton Herald:-Mrs. G. S.
Agnes and the children came up from
Mitchell yesterday for a visit with
relatives. Mr.. Agnes has been here
during the week on business for the
Anderson Lumber Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest M. Cochran
were in Woonsocket today in attend
ance at the funeral of Mr.. C%ochran's
mother, Mrs. Nancy e. Cochran, who
died there Tuesday.
Alpena Journal:-Misses Marjorie
Hills and Mary McCardle and Mr..
Robert Buell. returned from Mitchell
Saturday evening where they have
attended summer school.
Mrs. c. c. Dean and son, Charles
Dean, Jr., arrived home this morn
have been visiting at the home of
Mrs. Deans sister.
j. II. Weber, of Bridgewater, who
has been seriously i'll at st. J%oseph's
hospital, vas reported somewhat bet
ter today.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Winsor, George
w. Winsor and Burl Wallace arriv-
ed home yesterday after a vacation
trip to Lake Okoboji, la. The trip
going down al made by automobile,
but the party was forced to abandon
the machine at Sioux Falls because
of the heavy rains and the condition
of the roads.
Peter Gallagher, charged with
making a brutal assault upon his wife
on Wednesday evening, pleaded not
guilty in municipal court this morn
ing. Judge w. M. Herbert continued
the case until next Monday morning.
The condition OF Mrs. Gallagher, who
was severely bruised about the face,
is not regarded as serious now.
William G. Andrews, of Mitchell,
and Miss Laura Figi, of Hartley, Ia,
yesterday secured a license to marry.
Miss Ethel breckenridge, of Reed
err, N. d., arrived in Mitchell this
morning for a days. visit with
friends. Miss. Breckenridge, who
was a graduate of Dakota Wesleyan
in 1919, is4on her way to Parker, S.
d., where she will attend the we'd
ding of her friend, Miss Lottie Stem
niger, to Walter j. Sherman on Aug
ust 10.
Mrs. j. A. Jelly and daughter, Miss
Cora Jelly, Of Minneapolis, who have
been visiting at their former home
here as guests of Mrs. E. l.. Saul for
the past few days, departed tins
morning for visit at Yankton. Miss
Jelly will return in a few days for
a more extended visit in Mitchell.
Mrs. M. j. Greene, mother of Mrs.
]. F. Way, who been visiting in Nit
chell for the past eight weeks, and
was here a week, departed this morn
Additional sleeping car service
has been announced by the Milwau-
kee railroad through Mitchell, gong
4 into effect mex Sunday night. The
sleeper will be brought down from
Aberdeen on the north train at 11:15
O'Clock and transferred to the night
train going east at 11:25 O'Clock.
The sleeper will be carried to Sioux
Falls through Canton. AS the Rapid
City sleeper is transferred here to
the Sioux City train. this will be the
first sleeping car service Oh the Can
ton train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin G.. Wider and
their two sons will leave tomorrow
morning for an extended trip, which
will include Chicago. Milwaukee and
Gary, Ind. On their return trip Mr..
Wider. will visit in Saginaw, Mich,
where he was born and raised. While
in Chicago, Mrs. Wider will take a
short postgraduate course in socio-
logy in Chicago university.
Miss Martha Marthinson, an en-
J ployee of the Mitchell Gazette, SUI,