The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-16
too large for Miss Ileo King, the reg
ular instructor. to handle alone.

Alexandria Herald: Mrs. Charles
! Sweesy visited at Mitchell last week
and was accompanied home by her
sister, Mrs. c, S. McGavern and little
child, who visited her parents and 9th
err relatives here Mrs. Jen-
ME Jensen OF Mitchell. president OF
the Mitchell Relief Corps. visited the
local corps Saturday afternoon and
extended an invitation to the mem
bers of the Alexandria corps to at
tend their inspection meeting No
vember "a.
| Gustav Woelfel returned this morn
ing from business trip to Mime
apolis.
The Dakota Wesleyan football team
left this morning over the Omaha for
Madison, where it was to meet the
Madison Normal school this after
noon. Owing to a late train, the team
failed to reach Madison on time and
the game was postponed until late
houor. The team was without the
services of Captain Wilder, Wilt,
Kaye. FooN, Hathaway, and Grace,
and was motto expected to duplicate
its earlyseason win over the school
masters. Blunt was slated to start at
quarter and Hardness at fullback.
| Royo Gilmore went down to Sioux
City last night in response to tele-
gram from that place announcing
that brotherin-law Mr. Murphy.
had been killed in a train wreck a
short distance soouth of that city
Mr.. Murphy was engineer upon a
freight train and was killed when the
engine struck split rail and left the
track. The fireman also was instantly
killed The accident occurred late
last evening. Mrs. Roy Gilmore went
down to Sioux City this morning to
attend the funeral.
The members OF the Odd Fellows
lodge enjoyed the monthly social
evening at the /. o. o. f. hall last
night. A number OF guests We're
present and an excellent time was
reported.
Robert j. Gamble, of Sioux Falls,
former United States senator from
South Dakota, will deliver the ad
dress at the annual memorial day
services of the Elks lodge on De
cember 8.
Mr., and Mrs. II T. Ruth will leave
tomorrow morning on an extended
visit with friends and relatives.
Their first stop will be at Sioux Falls,
after which they will so on into
Iowa, Minnesota and Illinois. At
Cleveland, Ohio, they will visit one
son, Chester; at Cincinnati, two
George and Edgar, and will end u
at Washington, where they will visit
another son, Carl ID. Ruth.
Rev. Charles Edward Mcdonald.
pastor of the Methodist church at
Montrose, died last night from blood
poisoning, caused by picking his lip
with needle. The funeral VIII
Springs, where the deceased was
raised and is very we'll known.
Misses Edith Thompson, of Ethan
Edith Malone. of Salem. and Martha
Blacllwood, of Spencer, arrived last
night for Il visit with friends in the
city.
I Miss Mary Tobn. of washington
Springs, was operated upon yester-
day for appendicitis.
Elmer Torbett, living near Ethan
} was up before Judge w M. Herbert
this morning for a preliminary hear
ing upon the charge of furnishing
liquor to minors. 1T was charged
that he gave beer to Marion Tiff
a 16year old youth OF Ethan. Al
ter considering the evidence, the
Judge discharged Torbett with a
warning against his use OF intoXicat-
ing liquors.
r. j. Fellow returned last nigh,
from Aberdeen. where he attended q
meeting OF commercial club secre-
taries.
The Mitchell Concert band is plan
ming to give its second concert of the
!, winter season in the city hall audi.
forum on November %. The con
cert will be followed by a big dance
given by the band on November %
DR.. G. V. Gilliland and Dr., G. 7
: Notson were at Flandreau yesterday
and addressed a meeting OF the
Methodist ministers OF the Sioux
5 Falls conference.
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