The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-30
have. nsasy. yfard. rn,s yest..s

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. After
hurry, on Monday, July 20, a son.
Haroli Haynes arrived nome yes
'fterday from Sioux city on his motor
cycle. In Sioux City he stayed Will
his mother, Mrs. E. j. Haynes, VIII,
is a guest of Mrs. H. J. Taylor.
]. H. Davidson, manager of tn,
Widmann hotel, is preparing a pape;
on the advantages of a mutuals en-
pioyment agency, to be read befor,
the convention of the Northwes
Hotel Mems association, which meet,
in Milwaukee on August 6 and Z.
White Lake Standard:-Mrs. Geo
Shultz returned to Mitchell Tuesda,
after spending a week at the home q,
her. fathersin Patten township. "a. /.
Miss Agnes Herrick came up from
Mitchell Sunday morning to spend {
Part OF afvaeation of two weeks from
her work as stenographer for the
Daily Republican.
"A special train will be run from
Mitchell over the Milwaukee road t.
Kimball on August 81, on tile oc.
feasion Of the Brule county fair. The
train will S1ea:e Mitchell at s:15
o'clock in the morning and arrive al
Ximball at 10: Is O'Clock. The re.
turn trip, will be made on the .regu-
lar evening passenger from the west.
Ray Bennett came down from Ar
tesian this morning for a visit over
Sunday with Mitchell friends.
R. j. Harrison. president of the
Citizens State bank, of Lane, S. D.,
and Walter McCurdy, also of Lane,
were business. visitors yesterday in
Mitchell.
Mrs. Henry Snow went over to
Sioux Falls this morning for a visit
with her son, Homer Snow and wife.
Myron X. Rowley went to Sioux
City for a short visit last evening.
Sidney Rosenthal departed this
morning for st. Louis, where he will
start out again on the road. He. has
been at home, the past month On &C.
count of illness.
Mrs. o. L.. Branson and her daugh-
.er, Miss Geneyieve Branson. r
planning to leave Mitchell on August
Y, for a two years stay in Paris,
where Miss Branson will continue
her violin study. They will sail on
the Olympic from New York on Aug
ust 20. Mr.. Branson plans to join
hem in Paris about the holiday
time for a stay of two months. AL
.hough she is still young, Miss Bran
son has accomplished a great deal in
her study of the violin and her two
years of study in Paris will make
her a finished artist. -
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Farr departed
yesterday for a visit with Mr.. Fairs
parents at Ralston, Ia. Mr.. Farr is
the first operator at the Milwaukee.
ii%spatcher's office.
John Michels, DR.. F. d. ellis, T.
]. Morgans, w. R. Ronald and w. C..
Cook, of Sioux Falls, left by automo-
bile this noon for Ruskin park, near
Forestburg, where they will be at the
meeting of the commission appointed
oy Gov. F. M. Byrne to have charge
Of the South Dakota state building
1T the San Francisco exposition. Mr..
Michels and Mr. ellis will outline the
'eatures of the proposed corn palace
building. Mr.. Cook. who is the chair
man of the commission, came over
from Sioux Falls this morning.
o. L. Branson and son, Harry
Branson, will leave Monday morn
ing by automobile for a trip of three
weeks through Montana, where they
Will buy sheep for the Branson ranch
On the river. AS the trip will take
hem to many places off the railroad,
they will take with them a small tent
md a complete camping kit for liv-
ng out of doors.
Mrs. N. c. Bradley, who went to
st. Paul the first of the week for
treatment for cancer, underwent an
operation this morning and was re-
ported to be in satisfactory condi-
ion. A message to that effect was
received by her son, Fred Bradley.
Mrs. Bradley's nephew, DIR. C. M.
Cannon, performed the operation.
Miss Florence Shelby arrived
home last evening from Abel, Ia,
where she has been visiting Mrs. Nor
,ris Simcoke.
Miss Ella Test, with her mother,
Mrs. A. B. Test, and her aunt, Mrs.
Hannah Kohl, will depart over the
Omaha this evening for a trip of
three weeks through Yellowstone
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Smith, of Lane,
). D., are visiting in Mitchell as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Harris.
Fulton Advocate: Miss. Lucille
Wright, of Mitchell, is visiting at the
home of Mrs. Mary stenson, in Plano
township. 4
There will be German Lutheran
services Sunday morning at 10: 80
o'clock'and English and German Sun.
day school at noon. according 20 the
announcement of Rev. F. w. Loose,
pastor.
Miss Lucille Hasley left Thursday
morning for, Clear Lake, Ia, where
she will visit for a week or ten days
with relatives and friends.
Artesian Commonwealth-Advocate
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McClarinon
came over from Mitchell Tuesday
morning and are visiting with the
latter,'s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James