The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-06-10
Miss. Esther Allen, of woonsocket.

Miss Esther Allen, of Woonsocket
is a guest at the home of Rev. and
Mis-. r. B. Barnett.
Mrs. A. S. Carpenter has been Wis,
iting this week at the home of Prof
and Mrs. Bal. Woodbury.. in Woon-
socket.
Chamberlain Register: Mrs. Frank
Maynard left Thursday evening for
Mitchell where she will remain for
a week and where Mr.. Maynard will
join her after which they will leave
for an extended visit to the Pacific
Coast.
Miss Margaret Laurson has return
ed to Howard, after a months visit
with her aunt, Miss Edla I.aurson.
A. N. Bjodstrup and w. H. King
were at %Plankinton yesterday con-
ferring owe the remodelling of one
of the buildings at the state training
school, for which Mr.. Bjodstrup has
the contract for the concrete work.
P%lankinton Mail: Mr.. and Mrs. E..
p. Emmerson were up from Mitchell
Friday to attend the funeral OF their
old friend and neighbor, Mrs. O. b.
Camp.
Russell Rogers. who has been at
tending Dakota Wesleyan the past
two years. departed last evening for
Sioux City on his way to his home at
Muskogee, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Briedenbach
and children left this morning for
a visit with Mrs. Briedenbach's
h,nthn, - I)on;I r;,,- DNb,, lin
visit points in the Black Hills bes
fore returning.
Alexandria Herald: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Hill of Mitchell went out to
their summer home Tuesday to make
arrangements for their removal there
to spend the summer months. They
expect to locate at the summer home
Clara Piper and Ralph Waite of this
city are among the ID. w. U. grad
yates this year, and each has secur-
ed a good position for next year. Miss
Piper has a position as Instructor in
the Chamberlain high school, and
Mr.. Waite will become superinten-
dent of the Spencer schools. These
young people have made good in
their studies at 'the university. and
their Alexandria and Hanson county
friends will be pleased TO extend con-
gratulations.
Mrs. N. j. Meyer departed this
morning for Demming, N. NJ. where
she will visit her brother. She will
attend the exposition al San Fran
cisco and visit points on the Pacific
coast before returning.
Adial Henderson, sol of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Jay Anderson. returned this
morning from Brookings, where he
is a student in the State college.
Mrs. Clyde M. Tull left this morn
ing for a vacation trip to Ogden,
Utah. Prof. Tull departed for their
former home at Monon, Ind, where
he will be joined in about a month
by Mrs. Tull.
Mrs. L.. A. Stout departed today
for a visit with relatives at Monticel-
10, Ind, here former home.
Misses Cora Sletten, Sadye Whit
tie and Mary e. Walters, of the high
school faculty, and Miss Rachael
Stevens. teacher in the Longfellow
school this summer will AXE a trip
to San Francisco and other points or
the Pacific coast. They are returning
to their homes this week and will
leave on their western trip the mid
die OF the month.
Mrs. j. W. Shelby left this after
moor for a visit of ten days with re-
latives in Minneapolis.
Members of Company F in good
standing and intending to go to theI
annual encampment at Redfield this
summer will be detailed to help in
policing-the track at the Sioux City
500-mile automobile race on June B.
according to word received today by
Capt. E. B. Rowley from Adjutant-
General w. A. Morris. The expenses
Of the men detailed will be paid and
a wage allowed. New men joining
the company ana going to camp also
will be included.
Prof. j. G. Lindsey, principal of the
high school, will leave Saturday for
Clear Lake, S. D., where he will have
charge of the Duell county institute.
He will later go to Vermillion to
teach in the six weeks summer school
at the state university.
In the fourth baseball game be-
tween the two teams yesterday after
noon, Letcher defeated Mitchell by
the score of s to L. Mitchell has
won the other three games. Mer-
naugh vas on the mound for Letcher
and hurled a good game. Smith,
Slaughter and Fishback pitched for
Mitchell. About half of the regular
team was in the game.
DIR. c. S. Medbury, of Des Moines,
left this afternoon for Redfeld,
where tonight he will deliver the adj
dress before the high. school gradual
ing class. DR.. Medbury. who deliv-
cred the address for the same event
here last evening, is the pastor of
the Christian church in Des Moines,
said to have the largest membership
of any in the state of Iowa. He is
also on the %lecturing staff of Drake
university.
The grounds of the Central school
have been secured again for the
summer chautauqua, the dates of
which have been changed from June
26 to 80 to June 16 TO 20, ten days
earlier The change in date will moi