The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-08-13

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township farmer, who was overcome
while working in the field three
weeks ago, is now in a critical condi-
ton. Although he has ben conscious
for the past two weeks, he has been
subject to delirium.
T. j. Morgans, secretary of the
Commercial club, went down to
Parkston this morning on business.
Will Reid, of Chicago, who has
been visiting his sister, Miss Anna
Reid, returned home last evening.
Miss Helen Dirks, of Marison, S.
D., was operated upon yesterday for
appendicitis at st. Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. George Perry and two child
rem, Leila and Floyd, of Seattle,
Wash, stopped off in Mitchell for a
short visit with Mitchell friends.
Mrs. Perry is the widow of the vet
eran Milwaukee engineer, we'll known
in Mitchell for the many years he
ran between this city and Aberdeen,
who died at the throttle of his en-
CINE near Seattle several months ago.
J. NJ. Newell, of Mt. Vernon, was
4 business visitor today in Mitchell.
DR.. and Mrs. George Borgwardt
and daughter, Miss Marie Borghardt
Of Clairmont, Mimi, arrived yester-
day in their automobile and are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Young.
Mr.. Young is an uncle of Mrs. Borg
wardt.
Miss Elizabeth. Kelley will have
charge of the story hour at the Ii
brary tomorrow morning from 9:3O
TO 10 O'Clock. The hour will be
spen. in story telling, play and
games. 1t will be especially for
children up to ten years of age.
From Saturdays Daily
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Bowman, of
Marion, Ind. arrived yesterday for
I visit with their daughter, Mrs. w.
r. Ronald, 422 West Fifth Avenue.
Miss Rachel Carlisle returned to
her home in W%oonfocket yesterday
afternoon, following a brief visit
With Miss Bernice Browne.
Mrs. Nels Jensen has returned
rom Lincoln, Neb., where she visit
cd two weeks at the home of her
son, Russell Jensen, on the faculty
Of the Nebraska Agricultural Col
lege.
Artesian Commonwealth Advocate:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McClarinon
came, over from Mitchell Thursday
evening and are visiting at the Jes.
Quinn home.
w. e. Ryan and daughter, Miss
Blanche RYAN, of Letcher, were in
Mitchell yesterday on their way home
rom a visit in Wisconsin.
DIR. J. P. Jenkins, vice president
If Dakota Wesleyan, will preach al
he Congregational church services
.omorrow morning.
Cen" Resale Jones, speaker at
he suffrage meeting Oh Thursday
avening, left on the Milwaukee pas
tenger for the north yesterday af-
ernoon. Last night she spoke at
2edfield and was scheduled to adj
lress a meeting in Faulkton this
4vening. She also will spend Sunday
n Faulkton and so to Watertown
or Monday.
White Lake Standard:-Mr. and
,Irs. Gust Springer have gone to
Mitchell where II they will remain
While deciding upon their future
ocaton. f'"'
Mrs. Lyman Croop and little dau-
liter went over to Sioux Falls yes
erday for a weeks visit with rela-
ives and friends.
Rev. G. Il. Rydquist, d. D., will
;onduct services at the Swedish
lutheran church on West First ave
Tue Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
lie will preach a preparatory sermon
n Swedish and the regular ermo
will he in English. Lutherans and
lthers are cordially invited.
Philip Medley returned this norm
ng to Omaha, after a weeks visit
1t the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Irs. l.. X. Medley.
Sid Fl. Smith, city engineer. was
n Sioux Falls yesterday on business.
several miles of pavement are being
aid in Sioux Falls this year and the
ity government has been unable to
leep up with the petitions being filed
for paving in the residence districts.
III FlLCu, VI oilidhd, COiIl dIlCI
N sewer construction work in Mitch
IL this summer, has completed the
hree BLOCKS of eve on North Duff
| treet between Fourth and Seventh
| venues and has commenced opera
ions on the last branch to be built
1t is on the South side, starting at
Fourth and Edmunds streets to
Fourth and Wisconsin, then south
ON Wisconsin to Ravens street. 1t
S estimated that this work will be
completed by August 90.
In addition to the regular order
Of business at the meeting of the
Women's Relief Corps yesterday af-
%ternoon, the secretary, Mrs. Frank
Weller, read full directions for at.
tending the national convention al
Detroit, Mich, on August 81 to Sep.
TENDER 5, inclusive. Special rates
will be given and it is planned te