The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-06-17

L
d today for a summer visit at tn
1. j. Coke. Mrs. Coke arrived OF
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Jensen ar
lived last evening from Lincoln. Neh
where Mr.. Jensen has been on til
aculty of the state agricultural col
zee for the past w years, follow
ng his graduation from State col
! eye at Brookings.. They are enrout'
o Watertown, where Mr.. Jensen hai
urchased an ice cream factory ant
l will engage in business.
| Mrs. Edward Beebe, who has beer
veeks, left yesterday for a visit a
gettysburg, S. d. with her daugh
er, Mrs. Jay Williams.
Miss Ruth Bell returned to hel
,ome at Huron last evening, follow
ng a visit of several days in Mitch
,alf.
Mrs. Perry Brown, of Fargo, N. d.
visiting at the home of her par
! nts. Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Kibbee depart
d today for Milwaukee, Wis. to al
end the graduating exercises of Mil.
yankee Downer college, from which
heir daughter Miss Mary kibbee
'till graduate in the music depart.
ment.
Plankinton defeated Mitchell in
baseball at the Mt. Vernon old set
lers' reunion yesterday afternoon BY
he score of S TO 3. Many Mitchell
people were at the celebration, al
hougE the attendance from here wa
argely cut down by the condition o
he roads. A large number of tho
1oung people We're present Lass V
hing. The attendance for the two
lays of the reunion has been good, y
pitc of the u~niavorable weather. Tho
program of sports IA cry pleasing
o tie crowds in attendance.
Mrs. Eric Lindblad and two child
Ell with her sister, Miss Ruth Uisch
Ter, left yesterday for a visit will
'elatives at Tomah, Wis.
MIS-. y. II 1lciIlCk, Ol white Lake
md her daughter, Miss Agnes Her
ick, arrived home last evening from
lake Andes. where Wednesday the,
tttended the marriage of Miss Iona
lester, a niece of Mrs. Herrick, tt
Harvey Eichler, of Rockford, Ill. The
Their members of the eHrrick family
vent from White Lake to Lake An
les by automobile.
]. Disburg, of Tunnel City, Wis.
rived yesterday for a visit at the
ON of his son. l.. j. Disburg.
Harry van Benthuysen left yester-
lay for Sioux Falls to join the all
tate team of high school track stars
which will participate in the Univer.
ity of Chicago interscholastic track
meet. The eight men making the
rip do so under the auspices of the
tate association and are in charge
If J. w. Stewart, COACH at the Sioux
Falls high school.
Rev. w. j.. McClarrinon, a member
Vt the graduating class of Dakota
Wesleyan this month and Methodist
,astor at White Lake, has been elect
ID superintendent of the public
,chools at Oldham, S. ID. and viii
love there with his family this sum
ner.
Mrs. Alyce Fraser has departed for
IL extended visit with relatives and
riends on the Pacific coast. She in.
ends to visit the exposition at Sar
Francisco.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. w. A
Thompson, on Thursday, June 10,
a son.
1t this time.
Rev. w. j. McClarrinon received q
Message this morning announcing
he death of his father at Arlington,
a., and will leave for there tonight
Mr.. McClarrinon and son Paul left
his afternoon for a visit with rela-
ives at Artesiap.
Mrss Mary Sclleiet. of Olivet. S
D., was operated upon yesterday at
st. Joseph's hospital.
M. A. Reeves has returned from AT
,hinson, Kan, where he spent the
winter. Mrs. Reeves was unable to
'eturn at this time because of the i'll
less OF q niece.
John Kurvink and Thomas East
,ott, members of the Corn Palace
committee investigating street al
ractions for this falls festival, ar
lived home last evening. They at
ended the c~arnivals at Denison, Ia.
md at Sioux Falls.
While cranking his Ford car yes
.erday afternoon. J.. S. Laird broke
| his left wrist. The accident occurred
| at his home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Lovinger. o
| White Lake, were in Mitchell toda.
| on their way home from the CRANE
! lodge meeting of the Masonic AM
| Eastern lodges at Sioux Falls.
Cecil Burns returned this mornin,
from Blue Earth, Mimi, for a visit a
| The home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
P. G. Burns. A slight injury to hi
left hand made a vacation necessar.
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Frank j. Evans. bookkeeper 70
the Mitchell Power company, left las
evening for Minneapolis to spen'
his vacation visiting his uncle, l.. Q