The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-06-03
Local and Personal

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From Tuesdays Daily.
Mrs. f. l.. Osgood and her son,
George, went to Washington Springs
yesterday afternoon to attend the
commencement exercises OF the Sem
mary.
+. A. Rainey is in Omaha on bust
ness.
DIR. and Mrs. G. r. Notaon have
received news of the birth of a
daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs. A. Clay
Darling OF Aberdeen. Mrs. Darling
is their daughter.
Mrs. Mary c. schooner, s39 East
Third avenue, Will entertain Band
No. 6 Catholic Ladies Altar society,
at > O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon.
Aberdeen News: Miss Myrtle
Sweezey and Miss Mariory Kincel
came up from Mitchell Friday night
to spend the week end with Miss Ell
sic Jones.
Mrs. Con Toohey and children ar
rived from Sioux City yesterday for
a visit at the home of her mother,
MIS-. CndfIoS Mcl1enrN.
The date of the state parent-teach-
crs' meeting. which was to have been
held il Mitchell on June Z and s, has
been postponed until June 16 and
II.
Matthew Smith, of Alpena, arrived
this morning to attend the Dakota
Wesleyan commencement. MIR. Smith
is an alumnus OF the school and has
been Il member OF he Huron high
school faculty the past year.
Miss Beulah Berry, who has been
teaching school near Washington
Springs, arrived home this morning
to spend the summer with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Berry.
Ora NJ. Higgins was held in NUM-
cipal court under $25 bonds this
morning for exchanging his buggy
with the vehicle left on the East
First venue road by Herbet Fox, af-
ter a recent accident in which the
rig was damaged. 1t was alleged that
Higgins put his w wheels on the
buggy and then drove off with it. He
promised to return the buggy under
the bond. %F'orty-five dollars in
bond money was turned over in court
today. left by drunks arrested on
Saturday night because no court was
held Monday.
j. l.. w. Zeitlow, of Aberdeen.
came down this morning to attend
the annual meeting of the board of
directors of Dakota Wesleyan, of
which he is "a member.
Delvan T. Becker arrived home
this morning from Omaha, where
Sunday the formal announcement
made of his engagement to Miss
Fanny Rosenberg, the marriage to
take place this fall. Mrs. Nina Beck
Mrs. Gertrude Metz and SON Wal
ter. he met in SiorI City Sunday
morning and went on 10 Omaha. The
announcement was maze al Il family
dinner.
II. S. c. Macmillan. of Minneapo-
lis. master mechanic of the northern
district, G. p. Hodges, of Mason
City, la. general foreman of the
Iowa & Dakota division. and G.. A.
Beebc. general foreman of the Sioux
City & Dakota division, were Mil
Waukee railroad officials in Mitchell
yesterday.
At a special meet OF the city coun-
last evening, by a vote of four to
M it was decided not TO allow the
.ity hall auditorium to be used for
she meetings this week of p. A. Seq
'uin of Lake Mills, Wis, a former
Catholic priest. Several citizens ad
dressed the council ON the matter.
The grounds given for the refusal of
the hall were that the meetings yer
to be of anti-Catholic nature and that
the character of the speakers did
not Warrant their appearance in a
building owned by the city. The meet
ings will be held in the Presbyterian
church.
Miss Melissa Walrath arrived home
this morning from Springfield. Mo-,
where she has been teacher of eX-
preston in the public schools for the
past year.