The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-06-24
LOCAL NOTES
Trom Thursdays Daily.)

called upon Mitchell friends yester-
day.
w. S. Hill left yesterday afternoon
for Huron, where a meeting OF the
state fair board will be held.
Miss Ethe, Clark returned yester-
day afternoon to her home, at Villas
S. D., after q visit in the c. E. Yer
milyea home. AT Villas next Tuesday
Miss Clark will become the bride OF
Lelande Vermilyea, the eldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Nermilyea. Miss Eliza
Nermilyea accompanied Miss CLARK
to Villas yesterday.
Misses Mabel and Cecilia Heuer-
mann are visiting in Woonsocket at
the home OF their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Kingsberg.
In the annual school election on
Tuesday, a total of 60 votes were cast
o. I. Litchfield received 81 votes
and s. Z. Morris. 50, which returned
these members of the board of edu-
cation to office with no opposition,
The vote by wards was: First. 81:
Second, 6; Third, %; Fourth, 10.
A. f. Porteous and daughter, Mrs.
Walt Smith. arrived home yesterday
from Long Beach. Calf. where they
have been for several months. Mrs.
Porteous' condition is reported to be
gradually improving. Mr.. Porteous
and Mrs. Smith expect to return tc
California after some time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Il. Porteous, who are now
at Long Beach. will return to Nit
chell the last of this month.
Carl PETERSON. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. PETERSON and a student at the
University of Michigan, has secured
q position in Detroit and Will work
there this summer in the profession
he is studying, marine engineering.
DR.. Arthur Belts, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Fl. Belts, is expected to ar
rive this evening from Chicago, fol
lowing his graduation yesterday from
the school of physicians and surgeons
of the University of Illinois. After
his marriage next Saturday evening
TO Miss Florence Bras. OF Everett,
Wash, they will spend the summer in
Mitchell and then return early in
September to Chicago. where he will
he i'm the Cook county hospital.
For the second time, heavy rains
today threatened to man the barbe-
cue and good roads congress at Cham
berlain. A few baseball fans accom-
paniedy the team to chamberlain,
where it was scheduled to play the
Columbus college aggregation. With
GOOD weather, many automobile WI
ers and others were planning tQ make
the trip.
Born. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Fotil-
ergill, 314 West First avenue, on
Thursday, June IL. a son.
A. r. Scharnweber will shortly com
mence the erection OF a modern sew
en-room residence at 205 East Fifth
avenue.
l.. Geiger has taken out a building
permit for improving Il residence al
l0S South Kimball street and erect
ing an addition. The total cost Will be
$500.
y. s. Davidson. of Cedar Rapids
Ia. has leased the building at sly
Main street. formerly occupied by +.
=. over. and will put in a dairy lunch
Floyd Kings arrived home last
evening from Ann Arbor, Mich
where he has been studying archl-
lecture for the past year at the UNI
yersitv of Michigan. He will spend
Che summer at the home, OF his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Kings.
Mrs q C. Thompson and little son
departed this morning for a visit with
relatives at Clear Lake, la.
Mrs. /. A. Cornwall. of Fauikton.
daughter. Mrs. Frank Oulton, OF
shoto. Mont, are guests at the Z. w
tDerr home.
Mrs. Abe wilkins is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis
Yesterday at st. Joseph's hospital.
Or. G. S. Bobb is planning the cree
lion of a cement block garage. Will
room for three machines at 2l3 BUR-
street. The garage will cost Sooo
Operations were performed at ST
yJoseph's hospital yesterday upon }
1p Grettan. of White Lake, Mrs
flames Mcconnell OF Farmer ant
Mrs. John ColiiX, of Fulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Barth depart
ed this morning or a trip to sal
francisco and Pacific coast points.
William Koch has been CRITICAL!
il, for several days past, although {
slight Improvement was shown IN NJ
condition today. His daughter, MIS-
d w. Burright, of Barlow, Fla, ma
been sent for.
From Fridays Daily
-. la.a,4nl 1,acIArlaN 10