The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-11

week in Chicago. Mrs. Morris left
Mitchell a day earlier than Mr.. Nor
ris and visited a day with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. c. Kingsbury, at Hart
ford, S. ID.
John w. Baldridge, foreman of
the plant OF the Mitchell Power COM
pany, caught his foot in a compress
or at the plant Saturday and sustain
ed injuries which made the amputa-
lion of two toes necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray V. Barnett re-
turned yesterday to their home at
Racine, Wis, after a visit in Mitchell
az the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.. r.
Downey. Mr.. Barnett is a brother of
Mrs. Downey.
Several of the women members of
the Dakota Wesleyan faculty are
planning to attend the P~anama-Pa-
cific exposition at San Francisco dur
ing the summer vacation. Miss Lu-
Gle R~osenberger. Miss Louise Not
son, Miss Della Tracy, Miss Gertrude
Chappell, Miss Emily Laurson and
Miss Bessie Whalen, secretary to
Pres. w. G. Seaman, are among those
planning to take the trip.
%Plankinton Mail: Alb Otterson will
have a sale Friday ON the irwin farm
and expects to move to Dawson
ty in case he does not close a deal
lie has in view here. 1t is reported
Mr.. Irwin will move back from Nit
chell and take possession of the
farm, but Bill say he is getting too
strong for farm work and prefers to
live in Mitchell.
| Four degrees below zero was the
weather mark for this morning, one
degree warmer than Monday. The
! past two days have seen the first
zero weather since February 3.
j. f. Handlin, state auditor, was
in Mitchell this morning on his way
to Alexandria, where he will be in
charge of the sale of school lands
for Hanson county.
Miss Margaret Weed has been call
illness Of her father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. O'Daniels and
the son L. w. O'Daniels and wife de-
parted last evening from Mitchell.
The j. b. O'Daniels family will make
their home at Corydon, Ia. and the
U. w. O'Daniels family at Kansas
City. Mo. The two men have bee
employed at the plant OF the Mitchell
Produce company.
Sioux Falls Areus-Leader: Mrs.
Frank Mayes of Pensacola, Florida
formerly Miss Lois Kingsbury of
Hartford. South Dakota. took lunch
III 4l,o Cnp,nr}Ar today with hpr
friend Mrs. Wells Of Chicago. The
ladies We're passing through SIOUX
Falls from Pensacola to Hartford
where they will visit gor sveral
weeks with Mrs. Maye's parents. Mr..
and Mrs r. c. Kingsbury. Mrs. Mayes
many friends in Sioux Falls and
South Dakota extend to her then
sincere sympathy because OF the
recent sudden death OF her dlstlnsu-
ished husband, Colonel Frank Mayes
editor and owner OF the Pensacola
Journal.
Wavne Barnard, who recently re-
turned from an overland trip by bur
40 through the desert country or All
IONA and New Mexico, VIII give al
account of experiences at a meeting
this evening of the presbyterian
brotherhood at the home of j. K
Murphy. 222 West Fourth avenue
All men. whether members or not
are invited to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Rullifson ar
making a short visit in Mitchell a
the home of Mrs. Ruliifson's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ames. Mrs
Rullifson was we'll known here a
Miss Flora Ames.
Mrs. Paul l.. Brown returned yes
terday afternoon to her nome a nc
land, S. d. She was accompanied %
her mother. Mrs. l.. MacLean, wit
l whom she was visiting.
The directors of the Commerce.
a club and the retail merchants assf