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


with his sister, Miss Mary Louise
Campbell. He will return to Mis-.
sissippi the last of the week. Miss
Campbell will remain for the winter
4 will visit her aunts, MISC. Il. Camp
bell and Mrs. George Conrad.
Mrs. Woodbury. Sanborn and two
children, John and Phyllis, departed
this morning after a short visit in
Mitchell as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George II Rev. Mrs. Sanborn is a
sister Of Mrs. Rev.
Miss Viola McCubbin departed this
morning for Sioux City, La.
Clarence Hetts underwent an oper-
alton for acute appendicitis yester-
day at st. Joseph's hospital.
Mitchell and the Corn Palace re-
ceived very favorable advertising in
last weeks Issue of the Improvement
Bulletin, published in Minneapolis.
On the first page of the magazine
Is a photograph of the 1913 Corn
Palace and an article descriptive of
the building and Of Mitchell. The
matter was given publicity through
the efforts of T. j. Morgans, secretary
of the Mitchell Commercial club.
Ellis p. Walters, a junior at Da-
kota Wesleyan, arrived yesterday
after spending the summer as secre-
tary to Keith ,Vawter, head of the
summer chautauQua system bearing
his name. Mr.. Walters travelled over
Iowa and Minnesota with Mr.. Vaw-
ter while inspecting the different
ch%autauquas, Last year Mr.. Walters
was captain of the Wesleyan foot
ball eleven.
W. #. Snyder and family, of Sioux
I,City, spent Sunday at the w. S.
Bishop George Biller. Jr., of Sioux
Falls, was a guest today at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. f. b. Barnett.
Mrs. Mary Hall and daughter, Miss
Eliza Hall, are visiting with friends
at their former home here. They
have recently been at Sioux City, at
the home of Mrs. Halls son, Clar-
ence Hall. Mrs. Hall and her daugh-1
ter moved to their present home at
Honolulu, Hawaii, from Mitchell ten
years go.
The students Of Notre Dame,
academy spent an enjoyable outing
Saturday at Tobin's park, roaming
through the woods and riding in
THE Dove" the motorboat owned by
Rev. c. Il. O'Flaherty.
Labor day was observed at Notre
Dame academy today by the hosting
of the national emblem, over the
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a half-holiday to the students.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs Alva ]. Jen-
nings, on Saturday, September 5, al
daughter.
Four cans, containing 500 black
bass, were emptied into the James
river below the dam at Whites mill
this morning. The fish were a part
of the shipment from the govern
nent fisheries.
Clinton N. Howard, popular lect-
urer on Adam and Eve and the Baby.
at the city hall Monday evening Sept.
114th.
No material change has been noted
in the condition. of Prof. w. c. Hunt
er, who has been ill with typhoid
fever for the past week. Mrs. Hunt
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it, arrived home Saturday.
Mrs. E. S. Johnston, of Rapid City
was removed yesterday to the
home of her mother. ~ Mrs. E..dJ.
Haynes, sos West Fourth avenue.
Mrs. Johnston is recovering nicely
from her recent operation at st.
Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. T. G. Burns and daughter,
Miss Mary Louise Burns, departed
yesterday for st. Paul. Mrs. Burns
will return in about a week and Miss
Burns will make an extended visit
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. c.. B.
Kranz.
Miss Rilla Reierson has gone to
Aberdeen to teach in the Brown
county schools. She was a teacher
last year at Claremont, S. D.
Miss Amy satterlee, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3 satterlee, vas
united in marriage Saturday to
Joseph Tschetter, of Bridgewater.
Miss Satterlee is we'll known in
Mitchell. having attended Dakota
Wesleyan and taught in the rural
schools. Mr.. Tschetter is a prominent
business man at Bridgewater and
Header Of the Bridgewater band.
Harold Smith and Lloyd Thompson
Iof Platte, members of the Wesleyan
football squad, arrived yesterday af-
ternoon and went to the training
camp at Tobin's park. Mark Payne,
of Lake Andes, telegraphed yester-
day that he would arrive today.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Turney receiv-
ed a telegram announcing the birth
of a son. Sunday, September 6, to
DR.. and Mrs. l.. L.. Hull, Of San
Francisco, Calf.
If. you are sick of paying farm
rent, see Bidwell, of Mitchell.
U. G. Johnson. of Maquoketa, Ia,
was a business visitor today in Nit
chell. Mr.. Johnson is the owner of
ranch property in Lyman county.
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