The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14

evening tliS week between thehOurS
OF I and $50. The regular evening
course Will be held from to p. m
From Fridays Daily
Miss Laura Nj Lindley left last
night for visit a Grand Rapids,
Mich
Milton Weidenbach and Carl Gross
were up from Parkston yesterday to
attend the grand opera given by the
SAN Carlo company.
Mrs. d ". outright, OF Barlow,
Fla. arrived last night for visit at
the home of her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Koch.
Mr. ard Mrs. 4. Bellman, of OIL
vet, were mere for the opera yester-
day.
Ernest Smith returned to his
home in Condo, yesterday after
spending week with Dakota Yves
leyan friends.
Miss RutAe Newcomb came down
from Woonsocket yesterday to Wit
ness the performances of the San
Y
f, f. Thusen of Washington
Springs. was a Mitchell visitor yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. f. Christy for
merly OF Sioux City have taken
apartments in the Koch flats and will
make their future home here Mi.
fChristv is a Milwaukee passenger
conductor
Manuel Peterson and Miss Hannah
Spencer, both of Window, Mimi,
We're married at the home OF Mir.
and Mrs. Chas. Wick, $50 West Fifth
avenue on Wednesday evening The
bridal couple left Yesterday for F..
Dodge, Ia. where they will visit for
a short time before going to their
future home in Window.
4 Chas. Marks, who was in Mitchell
yesterday in the interests of the St.
Paul outdoor Sports Carnival asso-
ciation left last night for Fargo, N.
D.. and other cities in that region
which are planning TO send delega-
tions to the carnival.
divorce from his wife, Jennie l.. Bar
Der, by Judge Frank b. Smith in
circuit court The couple We're mar
Tied at Central City. Ia, on February
i. 1915. They have one child, which
is barely year cid. Mrs. Barber was
4 charged with desertion, but failed to
appear.
I'D Moses, a half brother of F. T.
Moses and former resident of this
county. died at Iowa City, Ia, on
Tuesday and was buried here yester-
day The deceased lived for num-
Der OF years near Mt Vernon He is
survived by wifi and two children.
Mrs O. IL. Dixon Mt Vernon, and
Oscar Moses OF ogestburg. were
herr to attend Tie funeral services,
which were held in the Methodist
church
/ w. d. Mccormick and family left
J this morning for their new home i'll
Scottsburg. lnd Mr.. Mccormack has
been farming in this locality Tor many
years.
A. e. Darling returned home this
morning from a business trip TO TUT
sa. Okla. Mr.. Darling visited the
oil wells of that region and was i'm
pressed by the apparent prosperity
of the people there
Z. C. Nessey of Washington Springs
was a Mitchell caller Yesterday.
f p. Watkins, travelling passenger
agent for the Union Pacific railway
was here today on COMPANY business
Fred r. Smith and Mrs r. c
Smith, OF Platte, We're visitors here
Yesterday. Mrs. Smith was visiting
her daughter, Lois smith. who is d
student at Dakota Wesleyan.
The recent tiow Of ice has again
proved too much for the bridge al
Chamberlain and there is no traffic
to points west of the river today.
Washington Springs Republican:
MIR and Mrs. A. r. Mcconnell drove
to Mitchell Monday, accompanied by
Mrs. w. 7. George and Mrs. Fl. M
Englund. They returned by wa| OF
Plankinton where they met GrandmG
Ma,is who accompanied them hero
for a visit.
Governor Elect Peter Norbcck and
w H. King left this morning on q
business "trip to Chicago, where they
will spend few days. From Chi
cago, they will proceed to Washing
ton. d. c.. where Mr.. Norbeck VII
make his initial appearance at the
national conference OF state govern
ors
The condition of Mrs. Guy Julia1
is improving constantly and the at
tending physicians now hold on
hope for her ultimate recovery. He
condition is still serious, however.
The attendance at the third mum
Der OF the lecture course. which wa