The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1918-05-02
LOCAL NOTES
From Mondays Daily

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Mrs. Craig Wilson before noon oi
Tuesday. Episcopal church 5:3(
Thursday evening. Plate 75c.
\. b. McKcel secretary of The
board of education, returned Sunda,
from Chicago, where he had been tax
/ ing medical treatments for severa
! weeks.
John Dardis and Miss Loretta Dardis
of kimbal We're visiting friends in The
city Sunday. MIR Dardis was at one time
employed at the Kress pharmacy.
+ r. w. Townsend of White Lake was
! in Mitchell Sunday to visit his wife
who was recently operated upon at
local hospital.
Isaac Nuiten of washington Springs
was visiting with friends in the city
Sunday.
Peter Sweeney. day clerk at the
Navin. left Saturday evening for SiouN
Falls where he took an examination
! for entrance into the navy. He expects
to return to Mitchell tonight.
Z. p. Brown of Woonsocket spent
sunday in Mitchell, the guest OF
friends.
Charles Jones of Lane was visitor
in Mitchell Sunday.
NJ. A. Mcrmaugh of Letcher was at
lending TO business matters in the city
Saturday
+. H. Backsen of Mobridge arrived
in Mitchell Saturday evening for a
short stay With friends
n. p. Junger of White Lake was
transactinS business in the city Satur-
day.
G. E. ilager of Chicago sspending
a few days in Mitchell in lhe interests
of The 100000 endowment campaign
Which is being undertaken by Dakota
Wesleyan university. While in Mitchell
he is a guest at The home of Mrs. C..
l.. Glosson.
commissioner was visiting With ''t friends Ids
in the city Sunday and Monday.
George u Todd of Bridgewater ar
rived in Mitchell Saturday evening.
Miss Leila Gum of Scotland was Wis
Ting with friends in The city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Ferguson of
Plankinon spent Saturday and sun
day with friends in the city.
C. r. Nelson left Sunday evening for
St Paul to visit with his brother and
Saco Maine, for a visit with relatives.
MIR. Nelson has listed his name With
the local exemption board and wishes
To be included in the army of 10000
men needed for immediate service in
France.
Howard Biodstrup departed for Min
neapois Sunday evening TO look after.
business matters.
Born To Mfr. and Mrs. George Plum
on Saturday. April 81 a daughter
Mrs Gardner Watkins returned to
her home i'm Hcrreid Sunday evening
after a short visit with hes parents.
i)r. and Mrs. o. r. Murray Mrs. Wat
kins is principal of the lIerreid public
schools during the absence of her hus-
band Who recently enlisted in the Unit
cd States navy.
r. A. Reynolds of Chamberlain spent
Sunday in Mitchell
Nern Luglan and Walter schuster of
friends in the city Sunday.
The five year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Gus Brown of Plankinton
was operated upon al local hospital
Saturday.
Corporal IT, \. Nor;llrv,p of the local
recruiting station departed Saturday.
evening for Minneapolis on business
connected with the fourth officers
training school
Regular monthly meeting of the park
board tonight at I 80 O'clock at the
city hall.
Carlos Scallin who has been taking
the engineering course at the South
Dakota state college at Broollings. re-
turned to Mitchell Friday evening to-
spend the summer. The work at statef
college closed fully month earlier
than customary.
G. ID. Atkinson of Spencer was at
tending to personal matters in the city
Saturday.
r.. L. Egsert of rripp was visiting
friends and looking after business in
tercsts in the city Saturday.
Frank Warren of kimbal is a Mitch
ell business visitor today.
j. j Blades has been given a build
ing permit to construct a frame garage
at 1912 West Fourth avenue at a cost
of about Si35 by 5. II. Smith city en-
gineer.
Miss NJ. kcmpell was given per-
NIT to erect a garage at 92i East Third
avenue al a cost of about 1923 on Sat
urday, April 81. by S II. Smith, city
engineer.
w. w. Reams received a letter Sat
urday from Chester Coleman who is
now in France with the other Mitchell
are all we'll. They are still al work
training in the motor truck company.
Cornelius Schneider of Emery died
at local hospital sunday morning at
I o'clock following a long illness from
dropsy. Funeral services will be held
at the Holy Family Catholic church
"Wednesday morning at 10 O'clock The
remains Will lie in state at the John
Pedcn home, 10 North Edmunds
street until the time OF the service.
Earl Dctwicr left recently for
Woodbnc, Ia. where he is expecting
to be called for service in the national
army. He had been working for Mr..
Ellis during his stay in Mitchell.
Special meeting of the knights of
Columbus this evening at 8 80 o'clock.
All members are requested TO he pres
mel as this is an Important meeting.
Mrs. Mike Ryan of 600 Eight street,
died al , o'clock Monday morning from
pneumonia all a local hospital The re-
mains will be brought to the residence
of Mrs. Elizabeth Lyons and the fun
eral held at the Holy Family Catholic
church Tuesday morning at 40 O'clock
A. L. Portcous who has been spend
ing the winter at. Long Beach, CAL.
has purchased an orange grove at
Anahim; Orange county. Cal, according
TO information reaching Mitchell
friends.
Miss Edith Avery, an instructor in
The T.pnnoy nuhljr ccJ,nolc Cpapi n,o