The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-05-13

an old man, the chances for his re-
, coF.ey are not. the best. In, the ac-
cident, an automobile driven by
Frank Dilworth knocked Mr.. eraser
down and the front wheel of the ma
chine ran owe his chest. Mr.. Dill
worth succeeded in stopping the ma
chine before the rear wheel struck
the PROSTATE man. Mr.. eraser is the
owner of considerable property in
Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bruell came
down from Redfeld yesterday and
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
b. Darling. Mr.. Bruell returned home
this afternoon and Mrs. Bruell will
remain over Sunday.
AT the business meeting of st.
Mary's guild on Thursday afternoon.
reports showed that the recent So
ciety circus given under its auspices
had melted the sum of over $500. A
rising vote of thanks for her efforts
was given to Mrs. w. A. Heimberger
chairman OF the committee in charge
whose untiring efforts were respon-
sible for its complete sucress.
Through the generosity of the
members of his congregation, Rev.
Robert Lincoln Kelley, pastor OF the
First Baptist church, will leave next
week with Mrs. Kelley as delegate TO
the Northern Baptist convention to be
held at Los Angeles. Calf. May l9
to 20. All expenses of the trip will
be bourne by the church. The kelleys
also will visit, the eXpositons at San
Diego and San Francisco, returning
by water up the coast to Vancouver
and thence overland home through
the Canadian Rockies. On account
of the trip, Rev. Mr.. Kelley will oc-
cupy his pulpit TOMORROW for the
last time until June.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Caldwell left
this afternoon for their home at Ho-I
ward after a brief visit in the j. w.
Bryant home. Mr.. Caldwell is the
present Acknowledgement of South Da-
kota.
Miss Marjorie Herrick, of White
Lake, is visiting her sisters, Misses
Hattie M Agnes Herrick.
The Associated Charities is in
need of a bed, mattress and springs
for a woman, also a castoff baby car
riage. Telephone No. 2397. Any perl
ons having old clothing for winter
use is requested to bring it to the
charity room over the Fl. ID. Butter
field store.
Miss Alta Pearson, of the senior
class at Dakota Wesleyan, this morn
ing was elected May queen for the
May day exercises to be held on May
is on the college campus.
Miss Marie Johnston, of Mason
City, Ia, is the guest of Mitchell
friends. Miss Johnston, who is very
we'll known in Mitchell, is in the Of
flee of c. A. Anderson in the Mill
waukee offices at Mason City.
Miss Emma Handshauer, of Mar
ion. S. d., was operated upon at ST.
Joseph's hospital last night for ap-
pendicitis.
Judge Frank b. Smith this after
in circuit court heard evidence
in the divorce suit brought by All
bert Hockett against Mrs. Maud
Hockett. Mr.. Hocket alleged that
his wife refused to go 10 Rapid City
and live there ona claim with him
j. ID. Haney has taken out a build
ing permit for the erection of an
modern residence at So4
West Third venue. The structure
will cost $1,000.
Reliance Briner, who is said to
have escaped from parole from the
Montana state training school at
Miles City. was arrested last evening
by Sheriff Il. e. Owens. For the past
there weeks he has cen working for
w. w. McCacken. The officers from
Miles City will arrive for the boy to-
c. E. Nermilyea is planning on the
erection of an addition to the rear of
the building occupied by the Economy
grocery at Second venue and Main
street. The addition will be two
stories in height, with ground di-|
mansions OF 50 by % feet. 1t will
be separated from the present build
ing by a brick fire wall and fire
doors and windows. II. T.. Bjodstrupl
viii be the contractor on the im-|
provements, which will cost about
$4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. H. Baldwin and
little daughter, OF Faulkton, S. d..
are guests at the w. A. Branch home.
Mrs. Baldwin is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Branch.
P. l.. Smith came down this morn
ing from Aberdeen for an owe Sun
day visit with Mitchell friendE.
Redfield visitors in Mitchell for the
Schumann-Heink concert last even
ing we're Mr.. and Mrs. F.. H. Pack
ard, Mrs. U. G. Johnson, Mrs. f. w.
Campbell, Donald Pool and e. j..
Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Gerhart, of
Plankinton, We're in the city last
evening. Mr.. Gerhart is the assistant
cashier of the Farmers & Merchants
State barM, at Plankinton.
From Mondays Daily
Guy Cook, superintendent of
cohoo1c of CLARK G n cnant Sunday