The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
Nh and Mrs ID II Rnlifsn

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Minneota, Mimi, have arrived for
a Visll at the f. r. Ames home Mrs
Ruliiaon was formerly Miss Hazel
Ames. G. l.. Rulifson, of Minneota
motored here with them. Mrs c. h.
Rulifson who has been visiting at
the Ames home for some time, will
re- uln with the party.
The first meeting OF the Longfellow
Parent-Teachers circle viii be held
edhesday afternoon. November s.
at $50 p. m. Mrs. S. II. Scallin win
speak Every patron of the school is
invited.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Butts. who
| We're married recently at Pukwana
and left for Fresno, Cal, to make
| their future home have returned
again to this city and will live here.
Neither on the young people enjoyed
the California climate. Mr.. Butts will
resume his former position as teleg-
rapher at the Omaha station.
j. w. Siberz is carrying his right
arm in sling at present due to an
encounter with the crank of a Ford
car The break is quite serious and
VIII require long period to thor
pghl2 heal
Hng qrned home
last night from TIE Mexican border
70 pH "a an eleventh-hour campaign
for the office of register of deed
Bentl.H is top sergeant in Company
+ and has secured a leave of absence
to make the "trip home. He was ex-
pecting to arrive Saturday. but was
delayed and had only a few hours for
his campaign work
Two Mitchell men are on the pro
gram for the 1916 meeting of the
South Dakota Commercial Teachers
association, to be held in WATERFOWL
~, 1916. Prof. Jay w. Miller, of pa
kota Wesleyan. will deliver the pres
ident's annual address. p. A. Cooley.
of Mitchell high school. is to speak
upon Commercial Law j. S. Knox,
president of the Knox school of Sales
manship at Cleveland Who has spolJ-
en- several times in this city and isl
Well-known here, will give an inspir-
atioual address. The meeting will
be held in connection with the sea-
fol Of the South Dakota Education
al association.
Mrs. L. Carson returned this morn
ing from visit with friends in Red
field.
Jas D. Westbrook, formerly assist
amt pastor OF the First Methodist
church, sent in his ballot today from
Centervile, S d.. where he is at
present assisting in series of re-
viva meetings.
Mrs. l.. Wit Whitman, member of
Band No. 2. Will entertain he mem
beers and friends of the Gthoic Ladies
Altar society. on Wednesday after
noon at her home, 399 East Ninth
avenue.
c. L. Lyman is moving his automo-
bile repair shop into the building
formerly occupied by the Geiger sa-
loon on South Main street He will use
use one building for repair work and
another for the storage of HAYNES
Gals
Mrs f. j. SHEPPARD will entertain
the members of the Royal Neighbors'
Thimble cclub at her home. S23 West
Fourth avenue on "Wednesday after
y.
G. Black. An adjourned meeting will
be held at this time.
Ward Steiber, Dakota Wesleyan
student, Went TO his home in Fulton
last night to vote. He returned to his
school work this morning.
Fred Branch was brought into
police court this morning on the
charge CT drunkenness and fined $40
by Municipal Judge w. NJ. Herbert
Branch was picked up by Chief of
Police Fred Donaldson while trying 10
in order that he might get TO Ethan
as he said
A. H. Ellsworth and Howard
Holmes returned yesterday afternoon
from a business trip to Moline Ill
and other points ON business for the
John Deere Plow COMPANY, which
they represent in this viaiaits
Mr.. and MIS-. w A. shank, OF
Monioe. Wis. who have been Wis.,
ing at the home CT Mrs shank
sister Mrs c. w Walrath left last
night for an extended visit in Kan
sas City.
tllleI OIL romeo tfeu I)0ldluSOns
announced this morning that the
police officials would commence en-
forcing more vigorously the city
ordinance that forbids owners from
allowing chickens from running at
large. Many complaints have been
lodged against recent attractions OF.
the rule, and the police force de
clare that arrests will follow.
Mrs. Matthew Slade, 22o East Sec
ond avenue, will be hostess to the De
gree of Honor circle on l0riday after
noon. All members OF the Degree of
Honor are cordially invited
Mrs. c. Il. Galbraith, Mrs II. L.
Tremaine, Mrs. sam Hicks, Mrs.
Henry Snow, Mrs Oscar Andres. Miss
Mary Like and Miss Clara Tremaine
returned last evening from Alexandria,
where they attended the district CON
vention and school of instruction of
the Degree of Honor yesterday. They
report that the session was very sue
cessfuI and well-attended The con
venion and school We're in charge of
Miss Like, grand usher. and Mrs Re-
sna Fitzgerald, OF Matertown grand
chief of honor. The evening meeting