The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-26

MI. and Mrs. d. +. Jones, of Pipe
stone. Mimi. have arrived for a Wis
it at the home of Mr.. Jones parent
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Jones.
E. E. Flanders has opened stud
iio for band students The Weldon
method taught on all brass instru
ments. Call at studio over Larrison'
Drug store or phone 1884 for terms
VIM. Martin, of Pukwana. was
visitor in the city yesterday.
Bidwell has completely modern
houses now ready.-Phone 1856.
Mrs. Pauline Eimers and daughter
Victoria. OF Conrad. la, have arriv
ed for visit at the homes of Mrs
l.. Soper and Mrs w. A. Alickson
Bidwell sells houses on payments
Phone 2356.
II. e. Dawes, of Fulton, was d
visitor i'll the city today
Mrs. F. II. Winsor will be hostess
to the Monday meeting of the Mitch
ell Art club, but the program will be
the one which was originally plan
ned for October 80. A Halloween
party will be given upon that date.
VIM. Griffin of White Lake. was
Mitchell visitor yesterday.
j. A. Rea, of kimball, was in the
city yesterday on business.
George d. Egner, of White Lake
was tranSacting business in the CITY
today.
Miss Hazel Haynes, who is a stu
dent at the University of South Da-
kota, passed through Mitchell yes
terday on her way to Mt. Vernon,
where she will spend Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Haynes.
Members of the Eastern Star will
give Halloween party Friday even
ing, October 81, in the Masonic hall
Masons and women of Masonic fami-
lies are special guests of the evening.
Joe P. Lawler, who was working
in Mitchell at the office of the Da-
kota Engineering company when the
militia was called to Mexico, passed
through the city yesterday on his
way home from the Mexican border
He has been a member of Company
C, Fourth South Dakota infantry, and
has been released upon the eNpira.
ton of his term of enlistment. He
reports that the boys of Company +
are in excellent shape and that al
of them are we'll. Due to the arriva
of winter clothing and the placing
of order for the Thanksgiving turkey
it is the belief of the men on the Dor
der that they are probably to remain
at San Benito most of the winter.
New interior decorations at the
Maynard theater in black and white
have changed the appearance of thai
popular playhouse. Other improve
ments are rapidly being made ant
Manager Roy Gilmore is booking {
superior list of attractions for the
fall and winter Last evening House
Peters and Gail Kane, two notable
stars of the film world, We're shown
in "The Velvet Paw" a strong poll
teal drama, with most of its scene.
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Friends of Chi
cago, are guests of Mrs. Mathilds
Widmann. The Republican >yester
ady neglected to announce that Mrs
Friend had accompanied her hus
band on their Mitchell visit.
Mrs. a. w. Graham, who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. w
Reams, for the past 10 days. return
ed last night to her home in Missouri
Valley, Ia.
j. NJ. Campbell. of White Lake
was brought to the city this morn
| ing with a badly fractured elbow
He had fallen from the second stol,
of his granary to the cement Aoc
below, breaking the joint in sucn
manner that the injury may per
| nanently stiffen the elbow.
Allied Wentz returned to his HON,
| in Bath, S. D., after spending da,
With Mitchell friends.
Wood Smith left this morning 70,
Elk Point where he will attend IN,
| f.neral of h s uncle, j. A. Saith. who
died recently in Sioux Falls. The
4 funeral will be held tomorrow.
Lawrence Taylor went to Cham
"l]ain yesterday afternoon for
brief visit with friends in that city
Miss Mable Wells, who has beer
seriously i'll with bronchitis. is re
ported to be much better today. al
lill in bad condition.
Miss Myrna Sharlow and com
pany returned to Chicago this morn
ing after spending few days on tn,
circuit of the Redpath Lyceum com
pany.
Miss Ella Hendrckson left las
evening for Mt. Vernon. Ia, wher,
she has accepted position as as
sistant teacher in Cornell college.
! Mrs. Fred Mosher and daughter
Miss Alta Mosher. OF White Lake
/ We're Mitchell visitors today.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Ruth left thi,
afternoon for Washington Springs
where they will spend Sunday Will
! friends
Mrs. j. L. Lovlnger returned thi
afternoon from Parkston, where sh,
has spent few days at the HON,
OF her father,
! DR.. w. S. Shepherd went up t.
Garden City this afternoon and will