The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-04-22

has left with his family for Huron
to hive.
Chamberlain Register: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Hal Stevens went to Mitchell
this morning to attend the wedding
of their son Jim Stevens and Miss
Cora James of that city, at whose
home the wedding will occur. The
bride is one of Mitchell's fine young
ladies and Nimmie" needs no in
production to Chamberlain folks, hay
ing grown up here, and is a fine lad.
Prof. j. c. Lindsey, principal of
the high school, went to Huron yes
terday afternoon to officiate as a
judge in a debate between Huron
and State college, of Brookings.
Mrs. G.. w. Derr and children, J.
F. Armstrong and Charles Derr, of
Running Water, S. d.. departed yes
terday afternoon for Falkton. where
the funeral of Judge c. II. Derr prob
ably will be held on Monday. Judge
Derr is the father of C. w. Derr and
died in Florida last Monday.
Alexandria Herald: j. j. Piggott
anu luIllllt SiHlG ONcl HUH MlltIltII
the ore part OF the week. and will
make their future home here. occu-
plying the house on East Fourth street
owned by James Turley.
Parker Press-Leader: a cast COM
posed of members of the English de-
partpent of Dakota Wesleyan uni
versity, gave a clever presentation of
THE Romancers" at the city aud
itorium last Saturday night before
a fair sized crowd. While the intent
of the play is comedy, there is a de-
cidedly classic setting, which puts it
above the general run Of comedy. AS
amateur actors the representatives
of the Mitchell school showed them
selves apt students.
Frank Phinney, a Dakota Wesley
an student, went to Alpena this af-
ternoon for an oyer-Sunday visit
with relatives.
NJ. w. Manwaring. of Alpena, was
a business visitor today in Mitchell.
Miss Flore Rushworth, OF Cham
berlain has a ssumed the position of
stenographer in the law office of A.
e. Hitchcock.
Prof. j. c. Lindsey arrived home
this morning from Huron, where last
evening he judged the debate be-
tween Huron college and the State
college, of Huron. The Huron team,
two members OF which were on the
team unanimously defeated by Da-
kota Wesleyan, won the solid vote
of the judges over Brookings.
w. A. Ostrander spoke last even
.ng on the subject of the proposed
county agricultural agent at a meet
ing of the Farmers union at the kir-
by school in Lisbon township. A num-
Der of farmers who had signed pro-
tests against the employment of the
agent, announced that they were now
in favor of the plan.
James S. MADDEN was convicted of
selling liquor to minors in circuit
court this morning, the jury taking
but a few minutes to agree upon a
verdict. George Koch has entered a
plea of guilty to the charge of adul-
Wilson convicted yesterday of burg
larizing the Olsen & Asmussen hard
ware store at Mt. Vernon on Deem
Der 20, was brought up for sentence
this afternoon before Judge F. B.
Violet Mercereau and Hobart Hen
ley in a big three reel society drama.
Also Animated Weekly with all cur
rent events and one reel of comedy.
Gale tonight, 5 and 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hoover re-
turned home yesterday from Maquok-
eta, Ia, where they were called two
weeks ago by the death of Mrs.
Hoover's father.
Mrs. r. l.. Tremaine is a guest in
Redfield at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. c. G. Hopkins.
Mrs. Louise Palmer, of the Mari
nello hairdressing parlors, has been
notified by the Chicago headquarters
that she again had been a winner of
a prize for selling the most Marinello
preparations.
Miss Mary Blackwood arrived this
morning from Spencer to make a visit
over Sunday with her sister at Gra-
ham hall.
washington Springs Review: Mrs.
j. w. Cooley went to Mitchell Thurs
day morning of last week, for a visit
with her daughter Irene, returning.
Saturday evening. Miss Irene is
taking training for a nurse in the
st. Joseph's HOSPITAL.
Mrs. w. A. Delaney arrived home
last evening from Sioux Falls, where
she visited the past week at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Con Toohey.
Charles N. Perry is reported to be
critically i'll at the hone OF his
daughter, Mrs. Will Clark, neal
Loomis. Mr.. Perry, who is far adj
vanced in years, is the father of Roy
Perry and Mrs. Charles Nogus, OF
Mitchell.
Frank Handverk, of Marion juno
ton, was operated upon for acute ap-
pendicitis last evening at st. Joseph's
hospital.
Mrs. r. j. Lamme and son.. Robert
Lamme, arrived this morning for a
brief visit at the A. B. Darling home.
DIR. Lamme will come over from
Sioux Falls tomorrow evening and
take them home in his automobile,
which has been in storage here.
Mrs. j. H. Radcliffe will have