The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-02
LOCAL NOTES
E.rom Mondays Dali,

Mrs. j. w. Myler and Miss Mari
Myler returned to their home lin LIE
banon, S. D., yesterday afternoon at
ter visit at the NJ. w. Myler home
Mrs. w. S. Shannon, of Bloomfield
Ia, has arrived for a visit at tn,
home of her son, C. w. Shannon.
C. d. Jones left today Tor hi
home in Perry, Ia, after spnedln!
several days in the cities arranging
for the establishment OF a brancl
office i'll this city of the Jones Chau
tauka system. Practically all of the d.
tails have been arranged and the of
flee will be known as the Zones Da
kota System of Chautauquas. Mr.
Jones, will handle the two Dakota!
from this office and reports thai
business already is starting up il
excellent shape.
Loren w. Weber, of Mitchell, has
been granted a patent on coat
button, according to the office of
Milton S. Crandall, patent attorneys
of Sioux City Other Dakotans re-
ceiving patents were Archer l.. Nc
Naghton, of Aberdeen, armor for
pneumatic tires, Fred Siemens. OF
Miller, silage machine, and Ernest
Wingire, of Miller, wire stretcher.
Mrs. Will Azeltine returned to her
home at Rawan, Ia, last night after
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs.
j. p. Hathaway.
Mrs. John Metzigkeit returned
Saturday evening from a trip to
Cody, Neb., Martin, S. D., and Okla
ton, S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Y Hughes will
leave this evening for Owenshaw,
Ky, where they have been called by
the serious illness of Mr.. Hughes
father, w. j. l.. Hughes, OF that
city. The elder Mr.. Hughes is now
76 years old and is thought to be
the last survivor of the escort of
General Sheridan. He is prominent
in the organization of the G. A. r.
Mrs. Alice ravens left this after
noon for Woonsoclset where she will
visit for a short time before leaving
on her trip to points in California.
Miss Elizabeth Champion return
ed to her home in Ethan this morn
ing after visit at the home of her
DTOIuGT, u. M. SIdlAplOu.
e. E. Cooper has arrived from
WATERFOWL and will soon open. his
new furniture store in the building
formerly occupied by the Hoor
grocery on East Third avenue. Mr..
Cooper's family will arrive from Wa
tertown later.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Johnston motor
ed down from Miller this morning
to visit their son, Ira Johnson, a
Dakota Wesleyan studen. who is i'll
with appendicitis. They were ae-
companied by Mrs. j. j. Beller, also
of Miller, a sister of the young man
Mt. Vernon high school started
the season of basketball by defeating
Kimball As to 10. 1t was the first
game for both teams. Mt. Vernon
has some good men this year and has
excellent prospects for a successful
season.
Wilson was leading Hughes in the
first three weeks of balloting in the
Rexall drug stores straw ballot
Wilson had secured 156 electors t.
22O for hughes. Ohio was almos
a toss-up, but New York, pennsyl
VduId dItu lii1uOlS WE'LL w IIuSlGs'
The "solid south" is still quite solit
Cor the Wilson forces. The poll il
most of the northern states is ex
tremely close and indicates that tn,
election will be highly interesting
A good audience was present las
evening at the First Baptist churcl
when the chorus choir under the di
rection of Mrs. William Gordoi
Bracket assisted by Miss Helel
Powers, pianist, and Prof. Fl. w
Peterson, violinist, gave the first o
their monthly programs OF sacre
music for the fall The full choru
in Dudley Bucks great production
Festival TIE Deum" was particular
ly appreciated with incidental solo
by Mrs. Myrtle Wilson and Henri
Hedeen and Louis Lovinger. Mrs
Myrtle Wilson's soprano solo, BE
attitudes" by Bingham was pleas
ingly rendered, as was Miss Zel
line Miles contralto number. 81 d
No Ask. oh Lord" by Mosenthal
prelude number, Shumann's Eve
ming Song" and an offertory soie
La Priere," by Ernst were give
by Prof. II. w. Peterson Mrs
Brackets solo. 1.-THE Celestial City
by Pontius with violin obligato clos
ed a fine program. The pastor. Rev
Robert Lincoln Kelley, spoke brief
upon the great need of American
responding generously to all TIL
call of need in Armenia and Syri
and an offering was taken to be use
for that worthy end. Announce
ment was made of the scheduling G
the Royal Welsh quartette for a
appearance Wednesday, Nov. Is.
From Tuesdays Daily
The football team of Dakota We
leyan academy took its first defes
OF the season Saturday afternoo
when it was beaten 81 to 0 by Augu