The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-10-08

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I'LL. with typhoid fever, is rapidly re
covering and is expected to resum,
his classes in violin at Dakota Yves
leyan very soon.
Geo. Al. Schlosser, OF, Sioux ,Ealis
formerly secretary of the Commercial
slub in. that ciyy,4 was a Corn Palace
visitor yesterday in Mitchell.
MI, and. Mrs. Robert ward rhav,
zone for shors visit 70 Sioux City
fpmaha and st. i1ouis. They are ex.
osatad, a~toossFsetnrn some time next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul t. Brown. 81
poland, g. d. arrived yesterday fol
i sshortsyisit in Mitchell. They arc
lt the home of Mrs, Browns mother,
I'Mrs.sM. MGLean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Burns, OF
Huron. Corn Palace visitors
yesterday.
r: e. Dowdell, Of Artestan. late
9ull Moose candidate for the Unit
I'd States senate, was a Mitchell Wis
tor yesterday with Mrs. Dowdell.
The Union Sunday school at Bard
has been reorgarized by Rev. c. j..
3orchardt. missionary of the Ameri-
IAN Sunday school union, and meet
ngs will be every Sunday morning
1t 1920 O'clock.
Aberdeen News: G.. S. Otis. OF
Miles City, Mont. passed through
Aberdeen on mis- way to Mitchell to
get pointers. regarding the manner
IN which the Corn. Palace is handled
there. Miles City is planning to put
IN a similar enterprise next year,
and the fame of the Mitchell institu-
ton is such that Mr.. Otis was dele
Egated to visit the. South Dakota city
and get ideas regarding the best
manner in whlcn to conduct a Corn
Palace. ~ ssssR
Ellis Potter, now with the James
Valley bank, at Huron. was a Corn
Palace visitor yesterday in Mitchell.
Miss Ella Wnitlow of Baresford,
IS, D.. a graduate of DakAta Wes-
cyan last June, is visiting in Nit
shell at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Herbert Hardy.
DR.. and Mrs. w. C. Seaman and
children arrived home last evening
from Chicago, where the doctor met
Mrs. Seaman and children upon their
return from the east. Mrs. Seaman
spent most of the time at the home
IF her father, Rev %. F.. Rice, in
Boston, and also six weeks at Pen
1aquid Point, Me.
Wayne Brubaker, of Winthrop, Ia,
Is visiting in Mitchell at the. Ala.
jerks home. He is a nephew OF
Mr.. and Mrs. jerks.
F.. A. Dudley, of Sioux Falls, der
DUTY state bank. examiner, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Harrison, we'll
known residents of Sioux Falls, were
Mitchell Corn Palace callers yester-
day, SO
Prof. S. D. van B~enthuysen went
iown to, Scotland this morning where
he, will speak this evening and too
morrow. before the Bon Homme
county Sunday School association.
/, Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward,
rGolteanx, of Mitchell, on Saturday,
October 3. a daughter. 4
Theatwo Arabs arrested yesterday
morning for fighting in a rooming
house on North Main street. pleaded
guilty in municipal court this morn
ing and were each fined $40. The
pair, EMBARK Benharhal and M. Han
densaid, were members of the Arab
troupe at the CornsPalace.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Sougstad. OF Mitchell, on Saturday,
October 3, a daughter.
49, NAaL ZuMa. LL-
Mrs. Wesley Wood, of Sibley, Ia,
lis visiting in Mitchell at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Lorne Cass.
She has with her a little niece, Wilma
Clause.
Mr.. and Mrs. F: J.. Jones and
children are visiting for a few days
in the A. A. jerks home.
Miss Florence Bedding, of Pierre,
arrived this morning for a visit Of a
few days with Miss Ethel Anderson,
daughter of Henry b. Anderson.
Carl /. Rolston, of Pierre, came
down this morning for a visit of a
Flew days with relatives, Mrs. Rols-
ton came several days ago and has
been at the home of her parents, MT.
and. Mrs James Grace.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank ~. Bobb, OF
Doland, s, D., are visiting In Mitchell
at the home, Of Mrs. Bobb's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. n. Belts.
Mrs. A M. Randolph of Redfeld.
4 sister of Mrs. o.. E. Casem. has
been visiting this week in Mitchell.
f. L. Mattson ,of Minneapolis,
cashier Of the northumberland
can National bank. vas 2 business
visitor yesterday in Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Jacquemai. who
have been attending the Corn Pal
ACE returned this morning to their
home3n Sioux city. Mrs. Jamquer,ai
came to Mitchell on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Kinkead and
daughter and Miss. Fern Null. all OF
Huron. spent Friday at the J. u
fKnk4adshome 81 Mitchell.
Rev. samAei, W. Marble and Miss
Elsie NJ Dayey were united In mar.
ftage at s O'Clock last eyeningsat thu
h0meSoSf Che brides parents, III. and
NH. Nv. ~. Dayey, SO1 South San,
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