The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-12-10

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From Saturdays Daily
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Heneger and lit
tie daughter are visiting in Cham
berlain at the w. NJ. Dent home.
Rev. E. H., Vetter, of Hartford,
S. D., will speak at 1880 O'Clock
tomorrow morning at German SER
vices to be held in the Norwegian
church.
At the annual erection last even
ing of the Rebekah lodge, Miss Hat
tie Boice was elected noble grand
Mrs. Rene Hendrickson was elected
vice grand, Mrs. A. j. Curtis, sec
rotary and Miss Emma Peters,
treasurer. A light lunch was enjoyed
by the members after the election.
Artesian Commonwealth-Advocate
Mrs. F. w. Bennett entertained eight
teen of her relatives and friends at
a Thanksgiving dinner last Thurs
day out of town guests being Milton
Burke of Brookings college, and
Mrs. T. j. Spangler and daughters
and Mrs. p. Spangler. of Mitchell.
David Lovinger. member of the
committee of the Prosper Center
local of the Farmers union, was re-
Gently appointed to take charge of
the work of organizing the remand
err of the county. The committee de-
cided to invade the townships of
Perry and Badger next week.
Mrs. Ray Wright entertained the
Crocus club on Wednesday afternoon
The time vas spent in fancy work.
At the close of the afternoon the
hostess served a three-course lunch
con, in which she was assisted by
Mrs. Nichols. The guests were Mrs.
L. K. Medley and Mr. Nichols. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Low
niger on December 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Anderson and
daughter, Miss Burl Anderson, left
today for Watertown, S. d., where
they will spend the winter.
In circuit court last evening,
Judge Frank B. Smith granted a
divorce DEGREES to Lulu M. Cooper
from James Fenimore Cooper and
to Grace Chevalier from Arthur G..
Chevalier. Cruelty and non-suppoft
we're the grounds in each case.
The Modern Woodmen movies
IA, a week from Monday, are arous-
ing considerable attention. The mo-
ton pictures will present "The Man
Who Came Back" and two other
reels descriptive of the order. Com
plimentary tickets to the entertain
ment may be obtained at Scallin
Bros, Lovinger-Slade's and at the
John Kurvink grocery.
The Parent-Teacher association
of the Longfellow school met yes
terday afternoon, with 40 parents
and teachers present. The president
Mrs. R.A. Zangle, acted as chair
man. Devotionals were conducted
by Mrs. Miller and the boys quar-
tette from the Sixth grade gave a
pleasing number. Mrs. w. S. Hill
gave an interesting talk on how par
ents can help the teacher. The ques-
ton box following and brought forth
a lively discussion. The circle now
has a membership of 80.
Mrs. Henry Herman and Walter
Smith will entertain the Eastern
on Wednesday afternoon at the
Masonic hall. All members are cor
daily invited to attend.
James Jelbert, exalted ruler of
the Elk's lodge of Lead, S. d., j. F..
Peters, Jr., and R. E. Driscoll, also
Of Lead, were entertained during
their stay in Mitchell today by sew
eral of the local antlered herd. The
three men were on their way home
from attending the federal grand
Jury session at Aberdeen.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Guy Thrift and Miss Gus
sic Bower, both of Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith and
baby daughter have. arrived from
their home in st. Louis for a months
visit with relatives. They will spend
their time between the home in Nit
chel1 of MI. Smiths parents, DR.. and
Mrs. S. NJ. Smith, and his wife's par
ents in Letcher, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Ryan.
Sixty-two arrests were made by
the police department during Novem-
Der, according to the monthly report
of Wood Smith, chief of police. OF
this number, SO were for drunken
ness one for vagrancy and one for
%bastardy. Patrollman w. A. Darling
was the leader, making 16 arrests.
Cash fines collected amounted to $167
SO. There we're 1914 days served in jail
352 meals served. The cost of feed
ing city prisoners during the month
amounted to $13.75.
Pat Collins and Glen Deskins will
leave this evening for New York city
to spend the winter.
Perry ]. Murphy, of Omaha. gem
eral agent for the Colorado Midland
railway, was in Mitchell today on
business.
j. E. Morris and .R. C. Mcintosh,
of Plankinton, were business visitors
today in Mitchell.
Olaf Nelson came up from Sioux
City yesterday on business.