The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-08-27
derwent an %oepration for appended
tbs yesterday at st. Joseph's hospital.


derwent an oepration for appendices
tbs yesterday at st. Joseph's hospital
Miss Lilly Patterson, county sup,
erintendent of schools, is preparing
and sending out the new reference
books for the libraries of the rura
schools. The books cover the studies
of the schools and were chosen by
the county library board and pur-
chased with the funds given by the
state for that purpose. The books
are worth about $3.50.
Miss Elsie Goodroad departed this
morning for Hawarden, Ia, follow
ing a visit of three weeks at the
home of her sister, Mrs. George Hal
sci.
Many of the rural schools of the
county will open their fall sessions
on August 81, according to Miss Lilly
Patterson, county superintendent of
schools. A number of the schools
opening on this date will continue in
session for nine month.
A number of the faithful of the
democrats of the equity gathered at
the city hall at 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon and discussed plans for the
campaign before the general election
this fall. 1t is planned to make the
campaign an aggressive one.
Prof. Eastman. in the chair of Lat
in at the state university of Iowa,
departed for Aberdeen yesterday af-
ter making a short visit with Nit
chell friends. Prof. Eastman was
professor of Latin at Dakota Wesley
an 26 years gao, being succeeded by
| Prof. L.. A. Stout, who later became
Professor of mathematics. Prof.
Eastman had been spending a portion
of his vacation at Lake Okoboji, Ia,
and was or his way to Aberdeen
when he stopped in Mitchell.
Will Fl. Capp, Who has travelled
out Of Mitchell for Haley & Lang for
the past two years and a half, on
September / will become the repre-
sentative Of the American Candy
company, of Milwaukee. Mr.. Gapp
will continue to make Mitchell his
home and will cover practically the
same territory.
II. B. Anderson is preparin to
make Mitchell his home aain. Fol
lowin near four years residence in
Pierre during his incumbency of
the state auditors office, Mr.. Ander-
son arrived yesterday and his fam
lily and household goods last evening.
The family will occupy their old
home at SIG West Second avenue,
where Mr.. Anderson's son-in-law,
Frank WEIGH, has been living. The
change in residence was made now
instead of in January, in order that
the two younger daughters mighl
Fenter school next month
Fred Kratz, of Murdo, S. D., we'll
known from his former residence in
Mitchell, raj in the city yesterday
on his way to Minneapolis, where he
will be united in marriage on Mon
day evening to Miss Anna Whittle.
Miss White was in charge of the
domestic science department at the
high school last year and made many
friends in Mitchell. The couple will
mony for a honeymoon trip over the
Great Lakes and will be at home in
Murdo after october /.
One of the largest and hest soda
fountains ever shipped into South
Dakota will be installed by j.. "A.
Harrison & Bro about September 1.
Since their opening, less than a year
ago, the business has grown to such
an extent that they can no longer
handle it to advantage with the pres
ent equipment.
The Sunday morning services al
the Presbyterian church will be made
unusually attractive by the addition
of special music numbers. l.. A. Will.
liams will. sing a solo with violin &C.
compartment by II. w. Peterson
Mr.. Peterson also will play a violin
pastor will use as the sermon theme
WARS and Rumors of Wars"
DR.. Samuel Weir passed through
Mitchell today on his way to Park.
ston, where he will speak tomorrow
TO rthe A~nti-Saloon league. Mex
week he will conduct the BonHomme
county teachers institute at Tyndall
This summe DR. Weir has occupied
the pulpit of the Methodist church
at Deadwood, S. d.
H. A. Peterson has been at Faith
S. D., this week looking after his
property interests.
Miss Winifred Grace went dowr
to Ethan this morning to make g
brief visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harlan Moore.
Misses Eldora and Blanche Younh
Vesta Murray and Bessie Cobb spen,
yesterday at Fulton with Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Simmons. At 6 O'Clock
dinner was given in their honor last
evening
Henry Camp. of Owanka, S. D.
was a business visitor today in Nit.
chell.
DR.. and Mrs. Jasmann and two
children, Mrs. F.. S.. Birkinhine and
Miss Cynthia Cobb arrived by auto.
mobile this morning from Scotland
and will make a week end visit al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.eA. l.. Cobb.
A w. Graham, who has been Wis.
iting at the w. w. Reams home, de-
parted this morning for Missouri
Valley, Ia, where he is superinten.
dent of schools. Mrs. Graham, who
is a sister of Mrs. Reams, will re-
main with her two children until
next week.
Mrs. Alice Ann Hooking, who has
been visiting in Mitchell and at the
home of her son, Rev. A. r.. Hook
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