The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-18
LOCAL news NOTES
From Thursdays Daily

AT a recent election of the Dakota
Wesleyan base ball team, June Cass
was elected as captain of next years
team. "%Spooney" is one of the fastest
men on the team and is we'll worthy
OF the position given him. Aside from
being a stellar in base ball, he is one
OF he crack men of the track team.
Miss Nellie Elva Owens of Mitchell
and Robert H. Larson of Brookings,
were united in marriage this after
noon at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emery E. Owens,
712 South Edmunds.
At a banquet held in Yankton last
evening A. b. Dating of Mitchell was
one of the principal speakers, A big
campaign is about to be launched by
Yankton college for an endowment
und of %$250,000 of which amount
$4,000 is expected from the city OF
Yankton. Mr.. Darling spoke of the
experiences which Mitchell and Red
field have gone through on similar
occasions.
j. w. Bryant and wife returned
this morning after a few days visit
in Vermillion and Sioux City.
j. t. Morrow was a visitor in Yank-
ton yesterday.
Mr.: and Mrs. George Hays of White
Lake are visiting relatives in Mitchell
today. They are enroute to st. Paul
where Mr.. Hays will take a six
months course in jewelry work.
w. c. Kiser of Redfield is in the
city.
The Misses Eva and Ruth Gregory
of Alexandria, who 'have been visiting
friends in Mitchell for the past few
days, returned to their home this
morning. s,
Misses Myrtle and Gladys Lee are
expected to arrive in the city tonight
from their home in Rapid City, for a
few days visit with Misses Maude
Peterson and Minnie Reiersen.
The Academy Midgets went down
to Ethan this morning to engage in
a game of base ball this afternoon
with a team of that city, of similar
size.
Miss Alice Mcconnell, who has
commencement at Dakota Wesleyan,
returned to her home in Armour, S.
d., this morning.
Miss Geraldine Warner, a COM
mencement visitor of the week, will
go to Alexandria tomorrow, for a few
days visit before returning to her
home in Faulkton, S. D.
Miss Beulah Mickles, who has been
attending the State College at Brook
ings for the past term, arrived home
this morning. ts-. .A rle.
Mrs. Charles G. Woods left this
morning for Sioux City, ..r
Mrs. y. N. Loop, who has been
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Mathew Slade, returned this
morning to her home in Waupon,
Wis.
Jennie. Lord, the. woman who was
taken,tosthe police court last Tues
day, on the complaint of some of her
neighbors, that she was insane, was
brought beforeSthe beard of insanity
yesterday. The board discharged
the woman. 9Gi @fotlai5 9nl a.
An insurance agent, w. III Hill, was
arrested in Mitchell this week and
taken before Justice Len3 of Kim
ball charged with passing a check
which proved to be worthless on the
F. b. Miller Drug Company of Kim
ball. The check was on the Secur.
ity state bank of Montrose, S. d
The defendant vas bound over to the
circuit court OF brule county under
aooo pohas.
MISS Deila sgood wen TO LOOM
lhls afternoon LOT a WISH "lth MIS-
". II. Nh--cs.
At the coroner's inquest held yes
terday afternoon in the sheriff's of
fice oonnarnina tho da.th of NV
Lucille Piepenbrink who died in the
Widmann hotel Tuesday afternoon
the verdict that a reached was to
NV ahins nn}son from ,a"i her own rni hands
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Miss Alta Witzel, who was operated
upon Tuesday, for mastoid ahscess o
a very serious form, at the st. Jos
eph'S hospital, is reported to be get