The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-30
LOCAL NOTES

LOCAL NOTES
/ From Saturdays Daily
Supt. j. w. McClinton went to Wa
tertown yesterday afternoon to attend
the sessions of the South Dakota Ed
ucational association, of which body
he is president. He went early in or
der to complete preparations for en-
PERTAINING the $500 teachers who are
expected to attend the meetings.
Allan Bond returned yesterday
from a trip through Montana. He
visited Forsythe, Miles City and a
number of other points on his trip.
The Sports" number of the high
school Crocus made its appearance
yesterday and was distributed to the
students just before they left to en-
JOY their week of vacation. The num-
Der is better than its two predecessors
and gives a very readable summary
of the months activities at the school
In addition othe thorough summary
of football, the work of the girls de-
batting teams in the Sioux Falls dual
debate is reviewed The back cover is
used to congratulate Prof. Lyman T.
Fort, the Crocus advisor, upon the
birth of a son.
Miss Ella Alternately returned to
her home in Gam Valley today after
a visit at he home of j. c. ClougE
Earl Furman came down from
LOOMS last night for band practice
and a short visit with friends here.
j. l.. Gray. of Highmore, was a
business visitor in the city today.
Keith Mohr, who has been attend
ing Dakota Wesleyan, has given up
his school work for the year and will
night.
G. T. Coyne, of Midland. was trans
acting business in the city yesterday.
One of the largest oil the Thanks
giving functions will be the dance to
be given by the Elks in their club
house on Thursday evening The saxa-
phone orchestra from Milwaukee,
Wis has been engaged to furnish
music for the event.
Mrs. c. H. Pease, of Chamberlain,
was a Mitchell visitor today.
DR.. Fl. P. Patterson, Prof. Jay w.
Miller and a number of other Yves
leyan professors will leave Sunday
afternoon for Watertown to attend
the educational meetings there Mon
day, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
Mrs. H. G. Meyer has returned
from a visit at Mellette, S. d. and
Minneapolis. Mimi.
Miss Cecilia Blenner, of Plankin-
ton. was operated upon Yesterday in
ia local hospital.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Finke,
Friday, November "a, a daughter.
Miss Goldie Tobin was up from
Ethan today to shop in the city and
visit friends for a short time.
j. T. Morrow left this morning for
Adrian, Mich, on a business trip.
Miss Cecilia Coughlin arrived from
Farmer this morning to spend Sun
day at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. I. Coughlin.
Miss Martha Wendell and Misses
Eleanor and Helen Strauss, of ABB
erdeen, arrived this morning to wit
ness the football game and visit at
the I'll. A. Jacobs home for a short
time. The Misses Strauss are sisters
of Mrs. Jacobs.
The Merry Matrons met with Mrs.
C. e. Sloan, 215 East Second avenue,
last Wednesday afternoon. Light
refreshments were served. The next
meeting of the club will be held at
tn home of Mrs. William Patterson,
412 West First avenue, on December
6.
Mrs. j. Bartolet and Miss Helen
Bartolet, of Sioux City, have returned
home after spending several days ,n
the city, also attending the wedding
of Miss Louise Scott on Thursday.
e. j. Fellow left his afternoon for
Watertown, where he will represent
he Mitchell Commercial club at the
meeting of the South Dakota Educa-
tional association ami make an effort
TO secure the 1917 session for this CITY
Coach r. S. Wallace, of Aberdeen
high school, and II foothall huskies
arrived in the city last night for the
game this afternoon with the Mitch
Gil team. Coach Wallace declared that
his men were in coed shape and ex-
pected a victory over the local elven.
Mrs. Neil Graham and little daugh-
ter, who have been visiting at the
Sid w. Smith home for three weeks,
returned to their home in Sioux Falls
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Lindsey left this
afternoon for Watertown to attend
g state teachers convention.
DR. G. T. Notson left this after
noon for Pierre where he will speak
Sunday in the interests of the state
hospital which is being
erected here.
DR.. II. 1. Jones was among the mum
Der going to Watertown this after
noon to attend the educational con-
vention.
Mrs j. Rothmeyer has returned to
her home after short visit at the
home of Mrs. Anna Scott. She came
especially to attend the Collins-Scott
nuptlals on Thursday.
Fred Cease was up in police court
this morning on the charge of drunk
and paid a fine o $50.