The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-12

week
Mrs. Thomas Williamson left last
evening for visit with friends in st.
Paul.
The vaudeville team of Harris and
Kress who presented the roller skat-
ing act at the Corn Palace, left last
evening for Miles City, Mont, where
they will commence work on the Or
'pheum circuit.
Mrs. T. w. Rae, of Armour. is Wis
iting at the home Of Mrs. Wm.- Nc
Grath. Mrs. RAGS niece, Miss Alice
'Nesbitt, was also in the city yester-
day. but left last night for a visit i'll
st. Paul.
The football team of Nebraska
Wesleyan arrived i'll the city last
night from the south. 1t was schedul-
ed to meet the Wesleyan aggregation
at 2:3O; O'Clock this afternoon at the
college gridiron.
Judge Frank B. Smith left yester-
day afternoon on business trip to
J Chicago.
4 Mrs. Lannie j. Brown left today
for southern California, where she
will spend the winter
Mrs. c. II. Parrett left yesterday
,, for Aberdeen, WASH, where she will
, make her future home with her
, , daughters, Misses Elsie and Ruth
narrctt
Mr.. aud Mrs j. S. Hebron depart
wednesday night for Davenport.
3 Mo. where Mrs. Hebron will enter a
A santariun for special treatment.
e Mrs. William Marble and daughter
!. Lottie. came M from Alexandria and
S are visiting at the Charles McGavern
S home
Regular 4oc stationary containing
30 sheets of paper ana so envelopes
Saturday 23c. Larrisons.
George and Nellie Herrick, of New
e ELL Ia, have arrived for visit at the
: home of F. j. Herrck. 210 West
. Fourth avenue.
.. 'Tryouts to select the two teams
n which will meet Sioux Falls in a
e. joint debate for girls on November
II 3 were held in the high school aud
u itcrium last night. The six selected
h' were the Misses Ruth Hoffman, Ruth
y, .,sner. hose Strong. Dell Clark,
~ ga Voln and C'ecta Branch. Miss
IS zee Narne and Miss Catherine
Jones were chosen alternates. The
'S' young women will argue the question
~" OF woman suffrage and will present
- aeif final arauments i'll Sioux Falls
~ md Mitchell a few evenings before
I election. Prof. Lyman A Fort will
re gave charge of the work of the debate
ia squad and will commence work at
~ once The Sioux Falls team will be
" in charge of Prof. M. NJ. Brumbaugh
oy who was graduated from Dakota
~ Wesleyan last spring.
10 Memo Herald: Joe M. Wood, the
NJ travelling man whose smiling face
h, was seen in Memo for so many years
va died at his home in Mitchell last week
at the age of SO years. He had to
re quit the road three years ago on ac-
nd count OF failing health.
he Roy Metcalf went to Chicago to-
ry day on business trip.
'e- Dr. II. b. Bracy, who is now in
his ninetieth year, was presented
by with a life membership in the Elks
OF by a special committee from that
nd lodge this afternoon. The men went
nd to his residence and presented him
be with the certificate, and the aged
M member gave a response, thanking
tiff them for the honor. The committee
at consisted of w. e. Upton. H. N.
of Hamilton, DR.. r. T. Dundas, A. B.
it Seaton and Thomas Fullerton.
'ta Ed. Walton, of Mt. Vernon. was
at brought into municipal court this
morning for preliminary hearing
IRE on charge of assault upon Beatrice
18th Moran. aged IL years. Upon ex-
vs.: amaination, Judge w. M. Herbert
,ck of the charge, but fined him $50 and
The costs for the assault.
son Mrs. H. E. Downey, who is well
known in the city because OF hel
work with the Child Conservation
league, will tell stories tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock at the Ii
brary. All children of the First an
Second grades and younger are in
vted to attend. Mrs. Downcy is
trained 'nIergarter"r and he
pR- stories will be greatly appreciated
: by the children.
Mrs. w j. Hays of White Lake
has been visiting at the home Of he
oil daughter. Mrs. Earl Mcdonald. Sh
will leave soon for an extended visi
ior at Tulsa, Okla, with another daugh
ter, Mrs. Daniel Braucht.
ma The executive board of the Chill
~, Conservation league met with Mrs
I'm H. II. Lewis, Col Wisconsin stree
una Arrangements were completed for tn
pc first formal meeting, which will b
u W held October II, and all member
'o+ are urged to be present.
Charles Alexander has resume
said work as conductor on the milwaukee
!, in road running between Sanborn an
,e,r Mitchell to relieve Frank Brainard
lay. Z. j. st. George was brought int
at police court this morning upon tt
said charge of having assaulted and bea
lnty en- Louis Storz. Both men are emplo
the cd in a local hotel. st. George
why cook and Storz as bell boy. Accor'
TO ing to testimony, the cook served ii
ator bell boy with some meat that WI
G OF rather tough and upon the later's r
marks to that effect, a fight starte
be Storz tried to use a chair but Il
sive cook took it away from him, used
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