The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-25
LOCAL NOTES

From Thursdays Dailye
Mrs. Bessie Foster arrived home
ms afternoon from a bUNing tril, to
Chicago, where she purchased. the
spring stock for the Foster nat Shop.
y marriage license Was issued to-
day to Elmer a. Swenson and Miss
Ella H.. kitto, both of Fulton.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Emil GoscAc
w West Sixth avenue. on Thursday
February is, 9 daughter.
G.. II. Troth, a former resident of
Mitchell, WAS in the city today after
an extended trip to Pacific coast
points.
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Barnard have.
arrived home from Il weeks visit with
relatives ct Grand Island, Neb. Is
Mrs. w. w. Sampson, 727 South
Minnesota, has returned hom after a,
visit OF six weeks in Des MONIES,
Grinnell and Newton. la.
Olive drab uniforms Will be issued
the members OF Company r at the
regular drill tomorrow evening, in
PREPARATION for the coming annual
inspection ON March ). Quartermas-
teF-Sergeantf Harvey Coacher Will
start to issue the uniforms at I
O'Clock. Every national %guardsmen
should attend.
George A. Baldine died yesterday
at LOOMS and The funerel will be
held at - O'Clock tomorrow at the
congregational church at Loomis.
Rev, G. X. Anderson viii officiate. In
terment will be in Graceland m
terry.
Operations were performed at ST.
Ioseph's hospital yesterday upon Mrs.
Charles Peters, OF Spencer, Mrs.
Elsie SHAY. Of LOOMS. Mrs. Clyde
Price OF Washington Springs, Mrs.
Nick Mlngert, OF Cuthbert, and Mrs.
John Middleton, OF Salem.
DR.. e. e. King has lei the contract
for the construction of an all-con-
crete residence TO III. r. Frost. The
residence viii be OF the holloW-wall
type patented by Mr.. Frost and will
cost approximately $4,000. 1t viii
be erected ON lots owned by Or. King
just east of the city limits, south of
The George Conrad home.
Rumors have been rife in Mitchell
of the death OF Rev. j. r.. Norvell.
a former Mitchell resident, and OF his
NpI, 1tpi &c ~ -SOl WV, Il " MY
student of Dakota Wesleyan a South
Dakota Rhodes scholar at oxford.
These have been found To be false.
however, Rev. Nh. Norvell is now pas
ter of a Methodist church at Chama,
N. NJ. and George Newell recently
assumed his duties as superintendent
OF schools OF MofTat county, Colo
RADIO.
Mrs. George Nelson Dayton and
little son departed last evening for
Minneapolis. after a bricf visit al tle
home of MS. DaYtos PARENTS, Mr..
and Mrs. g.. : Bliss.
DR.. itrcd Mimy. of Rapid City,
was a MITCHELL visitor today.
Mrs. ll;ama Wilson and her daugh-
tog. Miss Nellie Wilson, left thit
morning on q buying "trip TO ST. Paul
They will purchase the spring stock
for The Nilsson Hat Shop.
Miss Emla IN or. Formerly IN the
clerical force OF the II. y. BulterliHd
store. was pai,ifully iniurc dat SiouN
City on Monday evening when she
Slipped on the icy pavement and fell
brc%king both bones in her left ankle
Julius Scydcll. the mi" nWAo wa
StfttvN ~ = ~MIlWahNee lrelSll' ttati
near Wording. S. d.. OF "Wednesday
died this morning III the hospital al
Canton.
'"Thc Christian man must make
good in politics" said John G. Wool
ey in his lecture Wednesday evening
in the Methodist church. when he ap-
peared on The sixth number of the
college lyceum course Mr.. Wooie,
gave illustrations showing the effects
of the neglect of duty on The part o
the coed citizens of a community BY
failing to so to the ballot boxes Oh
election day. rs al orator, MI
Wooley is a master in the use OF inc
English language and in his lecture
OF last evening he clearly distinguish
ed himself as being a scholar OF th'
first type.