The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-04
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
From Fridays Daily

Frum Fridays Daily
Miss Lillian Dowdell, of Artesian
S. d., has been the guest of her aun
Mrs. s. M. G%rundland, for the pas
W days. On June 9, Miss Dowdell
who is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Emmett Dowdell, will b,
united in marriage to Thomas Bris
bine, treasurer of Sanborn county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grace will de-
part Tuesday, for Minneapolis,
where 'hcy will make a short visit
with their son. Charles Grace. he
fore leaving for New York. On June
10 they will sail on the Aquitania
for an extended visit at their old
Miss Mabel Maynard and Howard
q. Bj odstrup, whose marriage on
June 6 will be n of the events of
the social season, will be compliment
ed at a dinner party at the Elk's club
tomorrow evening. The affair will be
given by "a dozen of the young women
trends of Miss Maynard.
Alexandria Herald: Harry Heine-
man, who has been i'll for several
weeks, was taken to Mitchell the lat
ter part of last week and entered the
hospital for a surgical operation. A
portion of a rib was removed, and a
quantity of pus was taken from
around the lung. He is now getting
along nicely, and it is thought will be
brought home Saturday. His many
friends hope that he may soon recov-
er his usual health.
Miss Gertrude Wagner, a student
In the Dakota Wesleyan school of
commerce, left yesterday for her
home at White Lake, S. D., to spend
a few days with her parents before
going to Presho, where she has ac-
cepted a position as stenographer.
Mrs. Alvin Heller has returned to
her home at Alexandria, after visit
ing for several days at the home of
her parents, MI. and Mrs. j. H. Nolt.
Mitchell will be we'll represented
in several South Dakota cities at the
Memorial day exercises tomorrow.
Among the speakers from this city
who will deliver orations at the exer-
cises of the day are Gen. Geo. A.
Silsby, who will be at Hurley, w. r.
Ronald who will be at Vermillion,
DR.. j.. S. Hoaglandi who will be at
Armour, and o. l.. Branson who will
deliver the Grafton at Alexandria. In
the last twenty-five years, Gen. Silsby
has mo- missed owe one or two years
in being the speaker at Memorial
day services.
Miss Cornish departed last evening
for her home in Wisconsin, following
an extended visit with relatives in
Mitchell.
Rev. F. w. Loose arrived home
last evening from the synod meeting
in Chicago. He also visited a week
in St.Iouis.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sta
cey, 300 East First avenue, on Fri
day, May 20, a son.
R: o. Richards, Of Huron. late in
dependent republican candidate for
governor, was a visitor today in Nit
chell.s
Mrs. A. H. Scott, accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. John Bartlett, of
Sioux City, departed today for Yank-
ton to, spend Decoration Day.
III. EulSIlllSeF Is preparing 10
bufldea handsome bungalow on the
property in the sixth. block, on West
Second avenue. adjoining the West
Side park. The residence will be of
artistic design, both on the interior
and exterior, with eight rooms, a
sleeping porch and sun parlor. The
residence will be finished in oak.
Miss Mary Martinson was married
at Plankinton Wednesday evening to
George Peterman, of Red Oak, Ia.
The couple will leave for Sioux Falls
this evening and later go to Texas to
live. The news of the marriage was
not known to the friends or relatives
of the bride in Mitchell until this
noon.
Invitations have been issued for
the annual banquet of the alumni of
Dakota Wesleyan, to be held on
Tuesday evening, June 8, in the par
lors Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church. The guests of honor will be
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Weir.
The Woodmen of the World of
Mitchell will hold a memorial on
Sunday. June z, for the departed
members of the order. The members
will meet at the 1. o. o. f. hall at 2
o'clock in the afternoon and march
in a body northward up Main street
to the city limits, where they will
take carriages and go to the Genet
cry. The graves of departed men,
bers will be decorated and the offic-
ers of the lodge will read from the
ritual.
A. P. Rygert of Brookings, state
dairy inspector, was in Mitchell to-
day on business.
Scott Ewing, charged with obtain
inb money under false pretenses, was
bound over by Judge w. M. Herbert
in municipal court in the sum of
$1,000 to the text term of circuit
court. The chief witness against
Ewing in the preliminary hearing was
Geo. b. Dabney, upon whom he is
alleged to have passed a worthless
check.
C. H. Titze, with his wife and four
children, left this morning for a visit
to relatives at st. Joseph, Mich.
G. C. Caldwell, of Howard, Repub-
lican candidate for encouragement,
passed through Mitchell this morn
ing.