The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-26
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Mitchell visitor Yesterday.
Fred Hatch is planning TO leave
tonight for his home in Alpena for :
few days visit. From there he viii
proceed to New York city to sail fol
South America and enter educationa
work there.
ii. e. Dawes, of Brookings is il
the city today.
! The Columbus college football
team arrived in the city last night
and spent the morning resting for its
encounter with the academy team OF
Dakota Wesleyan this afternoon.
squad of s men made the trip from
Chamberlain
Rev. Charles sumner Osgood gave
the first talk in course OF lectures
dealing with social life and conditions
around the world to good-sized
crowd in the auditorium of the Con
\ greaational church last evening The
South American wonderland was
shown in the illustrated address and
a glimpse afforded of the natural re-
sources and beautiful cities of the
country. A striking parallel be-
tween the object OF the settlers OF
MEXICO and South America was drawn
j and the statement made that the
United States, if expecting to receive
any of the wealth of the southern
continent, must develop its morals
and its system of education, as we'll
as its natural resources.
James A. Kelly returned yester-
day 10 his home in Walla Walla,
/ Wash, after spending a week at the
home of his son, Or. II. A. Kelly.
c. Il. Nermilyea, who recently re-
turned to the city after spending
several months in California, was
.'ather unfavorablv impressed by the
iu1den cold spell after the warm
autumn of the western coast Mr..
/ Nermilyea is now making his home
lin Los Angeles and viii only remain
here for short time to look after
business matters.
The E,lks lodge has started off the
campaign for funds to be used for
improving the conditiors in Armenia
with contribution of $50. The
Odd Fellows at their meeting last
night voted to give $40 toward the
project The other lodges and clubs
OF the city hall doubtless soon send
in their contributions and. large re-
turn from the people of Mitchell is
expected.
The wreckage near the Enemy
creek bridge south of the city had
been cleared awaT sufficiently last
evening TO permit the night Milwau-
kce trains to go over this route in
stead OF being routed by way of Mar
ion junction and Scotland A large
steam derrick Will arrive soon from
Marion, Ia. to pick up the remainder
of the wrecked material and finish
the repairing work.
Earl Dewey went over TO Mt Yer
non today in the interests OF his cam
didacy and the Democratic ticket for
clerk of courts.
Mrs. j. l.. Cook has been called to
ST. Louis, Mo. by the sudden death
/ o. her sisters husband, DE-. John T
/ Clark. who died october IA.
Max Friend, of Chicago, has ar
rived for visit at the home of Mrs.
/ Mathilde Widmann.
The -year-old son of Lewis
Larson. OF Reliance, was operated
upon this morning. The boy had
been suffering from ruptured APP
pendix for over a week and it was
thought that he may not recover.
DR. j. S. Hardness. the new super
intendent of the Mitchell district OF
the Methodist church, has moved his
&c, liz hi nj;
and has settled in the e w. Frey
burg residence, 121 West Fifth
avenue.
C. T. Kennedy. local manager of
the Manhattan Oil company. is in
| Chicago this week attending the ma
tional oil dealers convention. Mr.
Kennedy is a director of the Man
haitian Oil company, which has
Headquarters at ST. Paul and
branches in many cities throughout
the northwest.
White Lake Standard: Mrs w A.
Hitchcock of Mitchell, came up Fri
day evening and visited here until
Saturday evening and she and her
I'ball for a visit at the home of the
lIi iltl = SlNl'i. Ic Idlltl .ltiull-
ed Monday morning but Mrs Hitch
cock will remain a few days.
Mrs. c. " Gilliland was elected
president of the general Methodist
Ladies' Aid society yesterday after
noon at the annual meeting in the
church parlors The following We're
chosen to fill the other offices dur
ing the coming year: Mrs. c. - Wilt
first vice president Mrs. f.. A. Young
second vice president, Mrs ii. N,
Gaines, secretary. and Mrs A. b.
Darling, treasurer. The divisions
voted to remain the same during the
next year.
Woonsocket News: Geo Ryckman
has sold the Maynard theatre of Nit
chcll and will leave soon for Mime
apolis. where he has business inter
ests that require his attention. We
understand that George is going ON
the road with a vaudeville show COM
pany
Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Corse We're
called to Omaha this morning to at
tend the funeral OF Mrs Corse's
mother.
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