The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03

noon. Miss Goodlad will teach the
First and Second grades the coming
year in the Whittier school.
Yesterday was the fiftieth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Kriedler, who We're pleasantly sur
| prised yesterday at their home. 922
Rowley street. Mrs. A. n. LeGrande,
who is superintendent of the North
Side home and Bible class work of
the Methodist church, planned a sur
prise when the Bible class met at the
Kriedler home for the weekly study.
A %twocourse luncheon vas served af-
ter the lesson study. Mrs. Kreidler
responded to Mrs. II. A. Zangle by
giving a description of her wedding
dress. also the wedding scene of so
years ago. Many flowers were sent
for the occasion. also a beautiful
wedding cake, the gift of Mr.. and
Mr.. j. S. Laird.
Capt. Eva Baden arrived in Nit
chell last evening to help with the
Salvation Army work. The captain
has had considerable experience in
the field work, also in the slum work
in st. Louis.
Following the electrical display in
the skies, rain fell last evening over
Mitchell and the surrounding terri
tory to a depth of 20 of an inch.
The %downpour extended asf ar east
asa Bridgewater and as far west as
Chamberlain. West of the river the
country had a sprinkle, although at
Stamford a rainfall of an incl was
reported.
Mrs. f e. Shelton went down to
Yanllton this morning for a visit with
relatives.
Leo Schneider, of Emery, was OPP
Grated upon for appendicitis yester-
day at st. Joseph's hospital.
Harry H. Holmes, representing
the Long & Hansen commission firm
of Sioux City, was a business visitor
today in Mitchell. Mr.. Holmes is a
former resident of Mt. Vernon.
Examinations for first grade teach
ers certificates, which We're started
Thursday, we're concluded today at
wrote examinations under the super
of Miss Lily Patterson.
Mrs. Phil Kane entertained a party
of girls last evening in honor of her
niece, Miss Alyce O'Connor, of Sioux
City. Games and music were the di-
of the evening, after which
a dainty th~ree-course luncheon was
served. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. w e. Anderson and Miss Cath
crime Brown.
G. G. Faber will leave tonight for
points in Iowa, where he will visit
erlatives before returning to Chi
cag0ato his studies in veter-
nary medicine.
Miss Ruby Geiger returned last
evening from Omaha and nearby
points where she has been listing
for the past five weeks.
DR.. Anna Howard Shaw, president
of the National American Woman
Suffrage association, foremost orator
of the suffrage movement in Ameri-
ca will speak in Mitchell next Fri
day evening. DR.. Shaw presents her
facts and arguments in a most logi-
cal and convincing manner Her COM
JIG will give Mitchell people an OPP
tportunity to inform themselves on
the aims of the movement.
Mrs. Catherine Geiger, of Panama,
Ia, and Alfred and Alvin Rosman,
OF Harlan, Ia, are visiting at the
l.. F. Geiger home.
b. f. NanNliet, superintendent of
the and ID. division of the. Milwau-
kee, passed through Mitchell last
evening i'll his private car after a
trip over the Black Hills division.
C. A. Anderson, train-master of the
division stopped Off or a short stay
in Mitchell.
Mrs. M. C. Corbett and children.
Marie and James, returned last even
ing from a visit with relatives in
Minneapolis and st Paul.