The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-10
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

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From Fridays Daily
Miss Ethel Dowdell. 1Uf Artesian,
daughter Of RI =. Dowdell and a
niece OF Mrs. 81. M. Grundland, has
I become a member of the faculty Of
N0tre Dame academy.
Mrs. Harley Thomas and children,
OF White Lake, have been visiting
at the home of her father, Francis
Mcguire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene IIager and
baby daughter left yesterday for
their home at Spearfsh, s. D., where
Mr.. Hager is professor Of Latin and
football coach. They were accompan-
led by Miss Nina Hager, who has
been studying music in Chicago. Miss
Hager will make a short visit with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. G.. =.
Hager, in Kennebec, before return
Ing to Chicago.
Alexandria Herald: Miss Ora F..
King, who Will teach Latin In the
Mitchell high school this year, pass
ed through Alexandria last Friday
and was greeted at the depot by q
number of friends. Miss King was
assistant principal OF the Alexandria
high school for a few years, and
principal one year, and has a large
circle OF warm friends here who are
delighted that she is to be located
at Mitchell.
Walter Adams departed today for
Salt Lake City, Utah, following a
visit of two weeks at the home Of
his father, c., w. Adams. Mr.. Adams
holds q responsible position with the
Guggenheim mining interests at
Salt Lake.
Mrs. Woodbury. Sanborn and son
John Woodbury., of Sioux City, are
guests in Mitchell at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Rev. Mrs.
Sanborn is a sister Of Mrs.. Rev.
Chamberlain Democrat: Prof. H.
a. Stout came out from Mitchell last
Friday and remained here several
days before going to Rapid CITY
where he will teach in the city schools
the coming year. He vas principal of
the Chamberlain schools last year
and has many friends here who ex-
tend to him a hearty welcome at any
time.
r. Anderson has been in Sioux
Falls this week Investigating the con-
struction Of the Colonial and Or
pheum theaters, In view Of the plans
being made for the reconstruction,
of the Gale theater. According to
the Argus-Leader, Mr.. Anderson was
f~avorably impressed with the Or
pheum theater plans, but liked the
yenttlating system of the other play
house.
washington Springs True Repub-
licRn: Il. N. Nesselroad left here
Monday morning for Mitchell on
business connected with the Jerauld
county exhibit to be taken there to
the corn palace. Mr., Nesselroad is
progressing fine with the preparation
OF the exhibit and has a much better
showing now than he at first expect
cd to have.
Virgil Heine. OF Musogeey Okla,
who has been q star high school foot
ball player In Oklahoma, started
yesterday for Mitchell to enroll at
Dakota Wesleyan this fall. according
to word received by Prof. H. I. Jones.
II ~ expected that Heine will be a
candidate for quarterback.
J. n. Anderson, 119 East, Eleventh
avenue, had a serious accident yes
terday when d piece of steel struck
him In the eye while at work. The
steel penetrated the eye but was re.
moved by tho use Of the electro, mag
net. II 10 thought that he will not
lose his eye
Mrs. CT. DeGroff, Of Letcher. and
her sister, Miss Myrtle Taft, were IN
Mitchell To-day. Miss Taft was on
her way to Chamberlain. where she
will teach In the city schools.
Leland Jordan, son of Peter Jor-
dan. died this morning Of injuries re-
ceiyed while threshing yesterday. Ser
Vices will be held on Sunday at the
home, ten miles west OF Ethan. In
torment Will be at Vermillion.
Misses Evaline Smart, Minnie Lew
II, Grace and Mildred Wilkinson re-
turned this morning from LOOMS,
where they attended the marriage of
Miss Sadie Watkins and Frank Te-
beau.
w. H. Krebs of Sioux City, claim
agent for the Milwaukee road. was
In Mitchell today on business.
Albert Stephens departed this
morning IOr AGrlan, Mlcna IN re-
Spouse to a message announcing the
critical illness OF his father.
w, b, Tobey. father Of Mrs. w. O.
Champion, went down to Ethan this
morning to attend the funeral OF d.
r. Green, = pioneer resident Of TobinH
township. The funeral was held at
Ethan at 10 o'clock this mornin.
Miss Florence Shelby went down
TO Sioux City this morning, prepare
tory to commencing her duties as a
teacher In the Longfelolw grade
school, there the coming year. Miss
Shelby taught the past year at Raw
Inns. Wyo.
Operations were performed yester-
day at st. Josephss hospital upon
Ferdinand Olinger and Geo: w.
Vessels. Jr., both OF Alexandria, and
A. jackson. Of MtsYernon.
Mrs. =. IA. Loomer. Ida Loomer
and 1. B. Loomer visited relatives
yesterday at Alexandra.
Mrs. AL. link ana two daughters,
of WegSingtOn SPRINGS. visited this