The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-16
LOCAL NEWS. NOTES
From Fridays Daily

from Woonsocket after a visit wit
her daughter, Mrs. c. V. Templotor
Mrs. A. H. Wilson has been visit
ing at chamberlain with her parents
MI. and Mrs. j. H. Johnston, an
family.
Bruce Porter and his daughte,
Mrs. W. c. Clark, have been called Ii
RENSSELAER,, Ind, by the death of hi
sister.
Mrs. Eta A. Miller, of jamestown
N. d., has arrived for an extende,
visit atithe home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. e. T. Grinnell.
Alexandria Herald:-Mrs. VIM
Marble went to Mitchell Tuesday tt
make the acquaintance of a, bral
new granddaughter. the little strang
er ARRIVING at the home OF Mr.. ane
Mrs. c. S. McGavern on Friday, Jul,
3. o. e. Cassem,. alformer resi-
dent of Hanson county, now a Nit
chell capitalist, has asked for g. ;
franchise to construct and operate. {
street car system in Mitchell. Oui
neighbpring city to the west is talk.
ing on metropolitan airs. these days. !.
A. b. Smith, of Alpena, was 8
Mitchell business visitor yesterday
Miss Helen Walker, principal OF
the Lincoln grade school for the past
eight years, has departed for her
home at st. Paul to spend the sum-
mer. Next year Miss Walker will
have a position in the schools at
Deer Lodge. Mont. During her resi-
dence dn Mitchell, Miss Walker made
her home with her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Burns, and made
a host sof friends who will regret her
departure. rasnM1,l9.. p,
Fulton Advocate:-Miss Jessie
Keen, Of. Mitchell, was in Fulton,
Tuesday night and was initiated into
the mysteries of the Rebekah Lodge.
Mrs. g. Gordon, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Erik Nelson
left for Mitchell Monday for a visit
under the parental roof.
Mrs. tiR. A. Carhart came down
from Woonsocket this morning, with
her little son for a visit at the A. e.
Carhart home. a., tsf Ggt3'
w. r.. Hubbard, a banker of Lane,
S. d., was in Mitchell today on bust
ness. II, -
Gus Nenos and George Thonis.t
tried in municipal court yesterday
on the charge of disturbing the a
by fighting in a shoe shining parlor.
were fined $40 each by Judge w. M.
Herbert.
II. G.: Wiringer, of Sioux City, gen
eral agent of the Milwaukee road,
was in Mitchell today or business.
Requests for aid from the Salem,
Mass, Fire Relief committee have
been received by the Mitchell Com
mercial club. The Massachusetts
city was partially destroyed by. fire
on June 25 and from 5000 to 1900.
families made homeless and idesti-
tute. q, 81 n
Rev. and Mrs. W; ]. Meclar,non
went to Letcher this Afternoon to
spend the remainder of the summer.
Rev. Nh. McClarrinop is pastor OF
the Methodist church at Letcher.
Alfred H. Quinn, of Neigh. Neb.,
came over in his car Thursday for a
visit with his sisters, Mrs. j. E.
Moses and Mrs. w. j. McClarrinon.
Mrs. Margaret Kanouff left this
morning for Algona, Ia, where she
VIII visit her son, George Kanouff,
for an dndefinito period. Mrs. Kan-.l
cuff has ben a resident of Mitchell
for 81 years.
IF. J. Herrick was in Sioux Falls
yesterday, attending the monthly
meeting of the South Dakota Produce
association, of which he is secretary. I
About fifteen members of the asso-
citation were in attendance.
Some good matches were played
last evening among the Glass "B"I
entrants in the city tennis itourna-l
ment. Paul Scallin won e Arthur
Smith, So, GA. Richard Smith del
feated George Winsor, so, 6-1, and
Ryland Kibbee won over Earl Wells,
90, SO. In the Glass "a" matches,
c. S. Hall will play DR.. s. NJ. Smith
in the second round tonight, 1t isl
expected that the Young-Wallace and
the Lamme-Davison matches also
will be played. ta4
Supt. R., N. Holsaple,i of the South
Dakota Anti-Saloon. League, arrived
home this morning from Deadwood,
S. ID. He caused the arrest of John
Trebed of the Franklin hotel, for
operating a bar within 500 feet of al
public school building. The trial
will be held on August 1.
Elmer R. Judy, of F%orestbuirg, s.
D., was q business visitor today In
Mitchell. Mla.
So. E.L. E4~f .4. /
Rev. and. Mrs. w. r. Ferguson. Of
Mt. Vernon, and Miss Edith Wool
heiser. of Gregory, s. b., with a party
of friends from Mt. Vernon, passed
through Mitchell today on a pleas
ure trip by AUTOMOBILES. :.
Frank Mcmahon arrived home last
evening from a short tripsitor Fair.
mount, Mimi, and Minnaapolis.a xtsaI
j. NJ. Newell and family departed
this morning for Green Lake. Mimi,
by automobile, for Tier summer vacar
ton. They came over, from Mt. Yer.
non mon Yesterday and F4 spent the day
Mr.. and Mrs. RutE.7 Dowdell. Mr.. !
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