The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-11-12
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

attend the annual meeting Of .ths
state fair board.
Mrs. Anna Thompson left yester
day for a short visit in Sioux CITY
and with her sister in Omaha.
The result of the monthly gotc
medal contest in penmanship at tbs
business college at Dakota Wesleyan
gave first place to Albert Tiahrt
second to Opal Barber and third to
Lille Anderson. The specimens are
being graded by Q. w. Coursey.
Alexandria Journal: Miss Anna
Ryburn went up to Mitchell Wed
nesday afternoon to visit her sister,
Mrs. E. E. King. She was accompan-
led by Mrs. w. d. Knapp Of Califor-
mia, who is visiting Mrs. Minnie
Knapp.
Prof. Charles M. Smiley, of Grin
nell college. Of Grinnell, Ia, will de-
liver an illustrated lecture in the
Dakota Wesleyan chapel on Thurs
day evening, November 10, under
the auspices of the Classical club.
The subject of the lecture is "Olym-
pia and Greek Athletes"
A. B. Darling arrived home yester-
day from a hunting trip to Sisseton,
s. d., with Drs. B. A. Bobb and Earl
v. Bobb.
Logan A. Mizener, the new general
agent of the Omaha road, arrived in
the city yesterday. This is Mr..
Mizener's first visit to his old home
in Mitchell since his promotion to his
new position.
Miss Josephine McGrath, Of Rock
ford, ILL.,, arrived in the city yester-
day, being called here by the serious
condition Of her Nbrother, Thomas
McGrath.N Mr.. McGrath's condition
remains critical, following a second
operation last Sunday.
Mrs. C. G Pease formerly of Madi-
son, s. d., who has been the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Theo. Meyer, forisome
time, will leave tomorrow for San
Diego, Calf, where she expects to
make her home.
Mrs. John Bartlalet, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Anna Scott,
departed for her home in Sioux City
this morning.
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e. s. Keen left last evening for an
extended hunting trip in northern
Minnesota. He will join Garland
Ellis near st. Paul.
Mrs. w. H. Conyes and daughter,
Miss Delight Conyes, went to Yank-
ton this morning to attend the Yank-
ton-Wesleyan football game this at
'ternoon. They will also visit rela-
tives while in Yankton.
Vernon vessey, OF Washington
Springs, has beensvisiting friends in
Mitchell the past two days.
Miss Genevieve Roberts underwent
an operation for appendicitis yester-
day, at 121 West 5th.
Isaac Spears and wife went to
Yankton this morning to witness the
Y-ankton5Wesleyan football game.
They also will visit relatives while
there. nj
Among the Mitchell men who went
Yankton this morning on the Wes-
leyan football special were Louis
SLovinger. Carl Boyden, Gerald East
man. Philip Diehl. Clyde Kimble, Ed
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From Fridays Daily
G. A, Christopherson, OF Sioux
Falls, who was reelected represen-
tative for Minnehaha county Tues
day, was in the city yesterday. Mr..
Christopherson Is a candidate for
speaker of the house at the coming
session.
Mrs. M. A. Reeves has gone to
Minneapolis to make a short visit
with her parents before leaving for
,Atchison, Kan, to spend the winter
with her daughter. Miss Helen
Reeves. Miss Reeves is on the facul-
ty ofsthe Laudenbach school of u
ic.
Mrs. Fred Lawrence left yesterday
for her home in BinghamtOn, N. Y,
after a short visit at the home of her
uncle, H. e. Cook. Mrs. Lawrence
also visited relatives in Plankinton.
Further details of the statewide
contest to be launched In behalf of
the Panama-Paciics state building
were outlined at a meeting of the
commission in the city yesterday:
Members IN attendance were w. c..
Cook, OF Sioux Falls, chairman: of
the commission. w. G. Lusk, Of Yank-
ton, Roswell Bottum, Of Aberdeen,
and H. u. Howard, mayor Of Lead.
Mrs. John Mueller. of Springfield,
S.. D., Is visiting I'M Mitchell as q
guest at the Peter .Barth and W. H.
Snow homes.
This evening the Central Life
bowling team, captaineds by H.. 3.
Slaughter, will go down To- Ethan to
meet the alley enthusiasts of that
city In > match. The members Of the
team will be II. g. Scbarnweber,
Spence, Burns and Patterson. The
Ethan aggregation will be CAPTAIN
ed by Ted Winters.
r. D. Wilde left this morning for
Sioux City; where tomorrow even
ing he Will be q member az the party
at the marriage Of Miss Mary Fran
els Hudson to Rex Large. Mr.. Large
Is the city editor o. the Sioux city
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