The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-05-27

Importance will be considered ana
every union member is urged to be
present.
Mrs. II. b. Rogers has returned
from a visit at Yankton with her sol
Earl Rogers, and family.
Jack Berry left last evening fol
Cedar Rapids. Ia, where he will star
working during the summer vacation
for the Keith Nawter summer chau.
tauqua system.
Fulton Advocate: A Spencer high
school boy, Glen Files, is gaining
some notoriety through a story he re
Gently write. Prin Thompson sent the
story to Prof. Tull. of Dakota Yves.
leyan, to criticise, and the professor
handed it TO the senior class in Eng
fish at the university. The class is
making a study of the story this week
A. N. Bjodstrup, of the Pioneer
Bridge company, arrived home yes
terday from Howard, where he Sc
cured contracts for Sc, 200 in bridge
construction in Miner county for this
summer. Two of the bridges will be
across the line between Miner and
Lake counties and the remainder will
be in Miner county.
b. r. Barnard received a message
announcing the death this morning
of Philip Lucas, who has been at the
government sanitarium at Hot
Springs. The remains Will be ship
ped to the former home in Mitchell
and the funeral services held next
Tuesday. The G. A. r., OF which the
deceased had been a member for
many years. will have charge. Mr..
Lucas and his wife, who died a num-
Der of years ago and is buried at
G~raceland cemetery, lived in Nit
chen for many years. The deceased
was a member of Company A, Eighty
Second Indiana infantry, in the Civil
war.
Brookings last evening, Miss Lenore
Markham, of Lead, was given first
in the declamatory class, and Howard
committed orations event. Miss Hazel
Clark, of Armour. won second place
in the declamatory contest. Hobart
Brown was Mitchell highs repre-
sentative, having won the district di-
N!oioh SOItCotS. ouPl. D.. W.. MY
Clinton, president of the state or
ganization. presided at the contest.
Miss Ada Henney, of %Iroquois, is
visiting as a guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie b. Dean.
The books and office equipment OF
the j. f. Anderson Lumber com
pany today We're moved to the Met
ropolitan theater block, where the
company will occupy the entire third
floor suite OF offices. The former To-
cation vas ON the fourth floor OF the
Western National bank.
The University OF Wisconsin First
Regiment band is seeking an engage
ment in Mitchell for June II. The
band is making a trip to the EXPOSE
tion at San Francisco and wants to
play in Mitchell on its way west next
month. The proposition may be taken
up by resident alumni of the Wis
colisin institution.
Prof. II. l. Jones delivered the
commencement address before the
graduating class of the kimball high
school Thursday evening.
Mayor A.. E. Hitchcock will leave
bOIlOlIOM lOl AIlCdSO. MIleGG lie VIII
transact legal business and return the
last OF next week with Mrs. Hitch
cock, who has made a great improve
ment in health during her stay in the
east. They will resume their resi-
dence at their home at 223 West
Third avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen c. Miller have
moved from the A. L. Hitchcock resi-
dence, where they lived during the
summer. While their new home is
being completed this summer, they
expect to occupy the w. S. Hill resi-
dence. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill will make
their home on the Hill farm near
Alexandria during the summer
months.
Past Grand Master Zina Richey,
of Iankton, who has been a prom
inent figure at the grand lodge l. O.
O. +. session this week, has attend
ed every grand lodge session since
the first in 1875. He is also the
oldest past grand master in South
Dakota.
DR.. A. j.. Buffalo returned this
morning from Sioux Falls. where
he had been attending the state medi-
cal society meeting.
Drs. G. S. Bobb and II. ID. ellis ar
rived home this morning from at
tending the state medical society
meeting at Sioux Falls.
Miss Norma Odell, who has been
visiting as the guest of Miss Marjorie
Ford, returned to her home at Sioux
Falls this morning. Miss Odell was a
student in the schoo! of music at Da-
kota Wesleyan earlier in the school
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Vermilyea, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Darling. Misses VIC
let Nermilyea and Lucille Bobb re
turned by train last evening from
Siour Falls. Because of the impass-
able roads, Mr.. Nermilyea was fore
ed to leave his machine at Sioux Falls
Mrs. NJ. l.. Nobis left this morning
for Padding, o.. where she will make
an extended visit at the home of her
son, w. l.. Nobis.
The J. II. Eschman circus passed
through Mitchell at 2 O'Clock this
morning on its way from Bridgewater
to Kimball, where it showed today.