The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-07

Mr.and Mrs. r. G.. Magirl, of Woon-
socket. We're visitors in the city yes
terday.
June Cass came up from his home
in Scotland yesterday to spend the
day with friends in the city.
Miss Lucy Behrens and Miss Hilda
Rh;nehard, of Parkston, were Nit
chell visitors over Thanksgiving.
Howard Harris stopped in the city
"Wednesday on his way from Spencer
to Olivet for visit with his parents.
IL. e. Walters, of Kennebec, was
q Thanksgiving visitor in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Collins have re-
turned from fl.eir Wedding trip to
Mason City and Minneapolis.
A box social will lie helo in the
Prosper central school on Tuesday
evening, December 5. All friends are
invited.
Otto M. Luschner, of Parkston, was
a visitor i'll the city yesterday.
Mrs Fred Sweep and daughter,
Mrs. Frank Ponsor, OF Plankinton,
We're shopping in the city today.
Ernest Smith. of Condo, was a Wis
itor in the city yesterday. He left for
Sioux City where he will spend a few
days with former Dakota Wesleyan
friends.
r. S. Jacobs, of Pukwana, was a
visitor in the city today.
E. X. Mather returned yesterday
morning from Clear Lake, where he
has started work on making the sur
veys for municipal sewer system.
Luverne Eaton, of Alpena, was a
Mitchell visitor yesterday to witness
the football game and spend the day
with friends.
VIM. and Philip Smith motored
down from Cavour yesterday after
noon for visit at the home of their
uncle, P. II. Kelley. They were inter
ested spectators ut the Mitchell-Yank-
ton game bob being former students
at the local high school,
What was doubtless the largest
crowd that ever witnessed a motion
picture show here packed the Met
ropolitan theatere yesterday to sec
the special holiday feature. Pauline
Frederick in a dramatization of Hall
Gaines great novel, The Eternal
City The film was noteworthy for
its spectacular effects and the g6r-
geous scenery which had been pre-
pared for it.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Arnold of Can.
ton. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Arnold
of Fedora, visited over Thanksgiv-
ing at the Thomas Eastcott home.
Mrand Mrs. III. G. Meyer returned
home last night from Mellette, where
they spent short visit at the homo
of Mrs Meyers parents, Mr.. and rs
f. NJ. Newell. They We're accompan
led home by ISIS Ruth Sampson, who
will spend few days here.
| Revival meetings will commence
in the Sambo school house six mile!
south of Belts on Sunday evening
December 3. They Will be conducted
bv Rev. c. e. Borchardt, and an in
vitation to attend is extended to al
members and friends.
Walter e. Smith visited friends il
the city Wednesday night on his wa.
to his home in Alpena from Kenne
bee, where he has been teaching
school.
G.. S. Hall returned this morning
from Watertown where he ATTENDED
the sessions of the teachers associa
ton during thee arly part Of the week
Yesterday he refereed the Pierre
| Watertown football game.
Miss Beulah Me:,sle, who is in
structor of domestic science in Can
ton high school. spent Thanksgiving
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. S
Meikle
Miss Leona Edna Shreves and Pal
frey Payton Phinney were marriet
in this city yesterday Afternoon, Or
! j. S. Hoagland performing the cere
mony They will make their future
home in Alpena.
Rev. c. r. van der Maaten spoll'
at the special Thanksgiving service
in the Presbyterian church at Alex
andria yesterday.
The little baby of A. n. Nelson, o.
Mt. Vernon. wasoperated upon ye,ter
day for mastoiditis, involving th'
i brain. Incorporation was very ser
ious and the child has only a sligh
chance of recovery.
Miss Agnes Herrick returned thi
morning from White Lake, where sh'
spent Thanksgiving with her parents
Miss Laura Easton, of Wessingtol
Springs, was shopping in the ,luy to
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brainard. o
Sanborn, Ia, are guests at the hom'
4 of their son S. p. Brainard.
! w. S. Hill will leave this evening
for Chicago to attend the information
al live stock show. Mr.. Hill will ente
/ twO-year-oId heifer from his Rel