The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-16
LOCAL NU1ES
Nrom SATURDAYS Daily


few days visit at the home OF HEY
parents
Isaac WANT. of Reliance, is Il Nit
chcll visitor today.
L. s. Watkins. travelling passenger
agent for the Union Pacific railway,
was in the city yesterday on business.
w. A. Donnclly. OF Aberdeen. ar
rived for = few days visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Donnel-
ly.
f. C Martin, of Pukwana. was Il
business visitor in the city yesterday.
number of football enthusiasts
went over to Sioux Falls this morn
ing to witness the annual clash be-
tween the University of South Da-
kota and Notre Dame.
j. Jorgensen, of Chamberlain, was
in the city on business today.
pr w. S. Shepherd went to car
renter. S. D., last night to preach
sunday.
Z. O. Bird. of Armour, was bust
ness caller in the city yesterday.
Miss Edith Malone returned to
her home in Salem. last night after
spending several days With Mitchell
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. E. Brown, of Re
+ lance, We're Mitchell visitors today
Miss Anna Laura White left last
evening for a speaking trip through
the Ninona district OF the Minnesota
Methodist Mt rence. She will speak
in in of foreign missions,
neN Seins e on furlough from
the Md il Japan.
Miss Martha Blackwood returned
20 her home in Spencer today after
a few days visit with Miss Thea
Gallant.
The barber pole near the Bobb
drug STORE at the corner OF Second
avenue and Main street was the first
victim from Il s!idding automobile
since the snow started falling. This
morning car was rounding the cor
iner from the west TO continue north
IN Main but the slippery pavement
trclled the driver and the car struck
the pole, tipping it over but not ser
1 ionsly damaging it.
A, b, Darling returned last night
aN Rev. l.. l.. Lane went to Wagner
e this morning where he will speak
$ Sunday.
Mrs Taylor's room house was
: sold at auction this morning to NJ.
: + tzgerald. The price paid was 81 ,555
. Judge Bros. handled the sale.
s DR. b. a. Bobb returned yesterday
y evening from St. Paul, whore he had
l. been on a brief business trip.
u DR.. G.. 7. Notson went down to
u s ringfield this morning and will
$ eak there tomorrow.
3 Frank Wilkins, of Chicago. has ar
II II ed in the city and will soon start
J. II e Mitchell Concer, band, being an
e c pert trombone player.
- The Fairview Methodist church.
a located in the northern part of Han
- s county. viii be dedicated tomor-
" r9w. DR. j. S. Hardness Will pre-
"a s. lie al e exercises.
4 e. e. FLANDERS was ENJOYING a visit
n today with Russel Dale, a friend of
n MS who played with him in the
ne Nlties band at the San francisco
1t position. Mr.. Dale is u member OF
rs the Halloway Concert company. a
lg travelling musical organization now
N appearing in tbs li1laity.
.. DR.. and Mrs. II. y. Kelley will de
II, part for Chicago tonight where the
~ doctor will spend two weeks of study
40 il the eye, ear, nose and throat
d clinics.
I'd Walter Adams, son OF C. w
ut Adams, arrived last night for a brief
n. visit with relatives here. He is al
1T pea1ert located at g" rG'-n City
II UGl3 where Ae IS vc the
II, American siae.tn arc inning
hit company.
d Mrs. G. j. ErIman ii Corsica, wa:
ht operated upon this incoming in loca
ID hospital.
The county official canvassins
board was busy this afternoon goin.
ever the ballot boxes which wer,
thought in from the precinct clerk
IN after the election. AT 3 O'Clock Thu
~ afternoon, no errors had been de
re- tcted.
3t Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Krause lief
nd this afternoon to spend Sunday witt
YIN relatives in Loomis.
ed Senator Thomas Sterling passet
he through the city this afternoon en-
route from his home in Nermilliol
,ut TOR q visit with his son at Redfeld
lal Nh tSerlng expects to return t.
IRE Washington next week.
Tut The Merry Matrons met with Mrs
lel III. e. Nelson, 100 North Lawle
ov- street, yesterday afternoon. The al
ternoon was spent in fancy work
to light refreshments We're served
Mrs. Rush Brown, of Woofort
South Alerta, Canada. was a CUES
of the club. The next meeting will b
ng heid at the home of Mrs. j. T. Spie
al, man, 322 West Second avenue.
RIM The game between Dakota Yves
'h- leyan and Madison Normal, schedu
osl cd tax for yesterday afternoon di
ne not materalze. The Wesleyans Lei
lal or the morning omaha, but tue to tn