The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-05

a sister of the bride. The young PEG
pie will make their future home OF
a farm northwest of Mt. Vernon.
Rev. w. L.. Hood, Sunday schoo
missionary for the Presbyterian
church was in the city yesterday anc
a conference was held in the after
noon at the manse with Rev. VIM
Wallace, ID. D.. of Sioux Falls. pastor
evangelist, Rev. Mr.. Hood and Rev
III. Snyder. chairman OF the Sabbath
school extension work. Plans were
made and an itinerary was arranged
for Mr.. Hoods work. Mr.. Hood left
on h evening train for Rapid City
and will return in two weeks to take
up definitely the work planned out
An aggressive campaign is planned
Tor the coming season to push Pres
byterian work in this section of the
state.
From Saturdays Daily
III a head-on automobile collision
late yesterday afternoon, w. II. Ba-
con and Emil Scott, of Letcher, both
narrowly escaped injury, MIR. Bacon
was driving his car eastward on West
Second avenue, on the south side OF
the street, when Mr.. Scott ran into
him near the intersection of Edmunds
street, coming from the east. Both
machines were badly battered in
front. Had Mr.. Scott been ON the
right side of the road, in accordance
with the city ordinance and the ordi-
nary rules of the road, the accident
could not have happened.
Mrs. S. p. Watkins was called to
Chicago yesterday by a telegram an
bouncing that her mother, Mrs. NJ. n.
Lee, had been stricken with paralysis.
Mrs. Lee is also the mother of Mrs.
/. w. Seaman and Miss Myrtle Lee
and is very we'll known in Mitchell.
For many years She WIS the organist
of the First Methodist church,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Levings Will
leave tomorrow for their home at
Ovando, Mont, after Il two weeks
visit with their old friends here. They
visited at MIR. Levings' old home at
Rockford, m, before coming to Nit
chcll.
Wednesday afternoon in the audi
torium of the First Methodist Episco-
pal church, Miss Mirae Boelens was
married TO Herbert Mills. The cere-
mony was performed by the pastor,
Dr. J. S. Hoagland. Those Witnessing
the service We're the parents OF the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Boelens. Mr..
and Mrs. Mills are young people of
this city and will continue TO make
their home in Mitchell. They have the
good wishes of many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Butterfield de
parted yesterday on their annual
spring buying "trip, which viii take
them the ext month. They will
visit the Wholesale shopping districts
OF New York and Chicago.
Misses Fredericka and Esther Al
len, of Woonsocket. are guests of
Rev. and Mrs. f. b. Barnett at 5.
Mary's rectory.
Miss Amy Satterlee has accepted "a
position as teacher i'll the public
schools at Hartford.
Seth Bullock OF D~eadwood. United
States marshal for South Dakota, was
in Mitchell for several hours yester-
day.
The third prize on the best half
peck of alfalfa in the corn show was
won by Tlsene Brothers, OF Mitchell,
instead of Carlson Brothers, as was
announced at the show yesterday.
The two brothers also won first prize
on the best ten airs of yellow dent
corn in the Central district OF the
state. Their farm is six miles south
east of Mitchell.
The little son OF Fred Marlborough
OF Spencer. yesterday was operated
upon at ST. Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. A. Mathews, formerly a resi-
dent OF Mitchell, died Monday at
Stockton, Calf. of consumption. Mrs.
Mathews went to California for her
health two years ago. While in Nit
chell she was "a member of the First
Baptist church and the w. e. 7. Z.
Her son, Parker Mathews, lived in
Mitchell several years longer and