The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-05-20

~ Sio1NtiollG.tN IcClldI mere som %,
time next month.
From Fridays Daily
DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Kelly and Mrs.
Fred Wldmann visited last evening
at Spencer.
Judge William NJ. Herbert will
deliver the Memorial day address in
Woonsocket ON Monday, May 81.
Alexandria Herald: Attorney p. A
Aollman came over from Mitchell
tuesday, having business il the pro-
pate court. He vas accompanied by
ms niece, Miss Elsa Wiegel, who Wis
tied Miss Mabel McMaster until the
afternoon train.
Mrs. l.. M. Hardy and baby daugh-
ter arrived last evening from Grand
Forks, N. d., for a visit at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Grace.
Joe M. Wood. who suffered a COL
lapse on Monday afternoon, is re-
ported to be gaining in strength at
the present time. The attack at first
had the appearance OF a paralytic
stroke.
VIM. Morse. of GAINESVILLE. Wis.
is visiting with his son, Guy Morse.
who graduates next month from the
Dakota Wesleyan school OF music.
The latter gave on organ recital this
afternoon at the First Methodist
Episcopal church.
P%lankinton Mail: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
S. Agnes and the children autoed
over from Mitchell Tuesday and re-
manned while Mr.. Agnes was trans
acting business for the j. f. Ander-
son Lumber company.
Lewis e. Pope. who is connected
with the Educator Supply company,
was married at Minneapolis Wednes-
day to Miss Irene Graves, a daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. II. S. Graves, of Hur-
ley, S. ID. They will be at home in
Mitchell after July /.
Chamberlain Democrat: You know
it is a fact that few people have any
thing very nice said about them UNI,
til they are dead. The Mitchell Re
publican believes that the custom is
wrong and is going to have its read
ers choose fifteen of the most popu-
lar men in Mitchell. The Republican
Will then publish an obituary OF the
fifteen men-no, not an obituary. but
"a biography-tell all the good things
that they have done, and so forth.
1t is not a bad plan, and we have half
a mind to appropriate the .Repub-
leans idea and apply it here at home
Think it would be Il good idea?
Mrs. j. T. Morrow, Mrs. ii. ID. But
tertield and DIR. w. G. Seaman left
yesterday for Mt. Vernon, la, where
the funeral of Mrs. Thomas Nichol-
son, wife of the former president of
Dakota Wesleyan, was held today.
Mrs. Philip Barenklau, "A years
old. and for many years a resident
of White Lake, died in Sioux City
Wednesday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John O'Hern. Eight
children survive. They are: Mrs. Pet
erPesh, Ogden, Utah; Mrs. O'Hern;
Mrs. L. w. Coleman, Indianapolis,
Ind; Mrs. Kate Weldenle, Minneap-
oils, Mimi; Mrs. l.. H. Snyder, White
Lake, S. D.: Mrs. II. c.. Bright, Long
Beach, CAL; August Barenklau and
Ed Barenklau, of Montrose, S. d
Mrs. John Hirning and son. Of
Faulkton, are visiting at the home
of her brother. A. A. Kludt, 1886
East Third avenue.
Woonsocket Herald: Rev. F. B.
Barnett. rector of st. Mary's Epis-
copal church of Mitchell, and St.
Luke's Episcopal church of Woon-
socket, for the past six years, has
rendered his resignation to Bishop
Biller of Sioux Falls, to take effect
on August first at which time he will
become rector of a church in a SUI
burb of Philadelphia. Besides dis
charging parochial duties, Rev. Bar
nett has held the offices OF secretary
of the, diocese, editor of the official
paper, examining chaplain. etc. In
all of his work he has been singular
ly successful. He is we'll known in
Woonsocket and his many friends
here learn of his intended departure
with deep regret.
w. A. Branch went to Aberdeen to-
day on a business trip.
Fulton Advocate: Last Saturday
night while generating the lights at
Hoon's store Bruce Mclean came
very near having a serious conflag-
ration. A leak in one OF the pipes
allowed a quantity OF gasoline to es-
cape onto the floor and although Mr..
Mclean had wiped it up and sup
posedly waited long enough for it
to evaporate, when he struck a match
the. gas ignited and while attempting
to put it out, some of the burning
LIQUID found its way through the
cracks in the fioor to the basement
and fell on some cotton batting. Mr.
Mclean ran to the basement and car