The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1918-04-04

Edward Stanton arrived from Mason
CITY, Ia, Monday evening for a short
vSii with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs f.
Nj. stanton MIR. Stanton is coach of
aihlelics in the Mason City high school.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Alotirath returned
sunday evening from a short stay with
! friends at Sanborn, la.
Services al First Church of Christ
Scientist for the summer will be held
on Sunday morning at 10 AS and Med
nesday evening at $50.
Arthur scott arrived from Sioux
/ City This morning for visit With r.. T.
Owens.
J, knights of Columbus dance will
he given in their hall "Wednesday even.
ing as benefit for the knights Of
ira will furnish the music. James A.
Rcgan and b. |. Lallcy are making the
arran2ementS.
James Grant departed this morning
for Kansas City. Mo-. to meet his
brother Thomas Grant. who with a
company of railroad engineers from
the coast are stationed at Fort LeaN-
enworth, Kan, They intend to go fr-
rect Ia France. Mr.. Grant visited in
Mitchell last spring.
Mr. William Roy Ronald, editor of
The Republican, has been asked by the
South Dakota stale Liberty loan COM
mittee to deliver an address on behalf
Of the third Liberty loan at a Brulc
county meeting at Pukwana. the even-
ing of April 10 and will do so.
Regular meeting of the homestead
ers will be held in the Eagles hall
"Wednesday evening. April 3, at
O'Clock. Every member is urged TO be
present.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Everett A.
The W. G. I. Y. will meet with Mrs.
j. A. Witzej, ie2 Nest Fourth avenue
"Wednesday afternoon al 3 O'Clock
Bring thimhles.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Knut-
son on Monday. April 1 a SON
Mrs. Frank Weller departed this
morning for an extended visit with her
sons and daughters at points in Iowa,
Missouri and oklahoma. While away
she will visit her brother, Lieutenant
Pepper, of the medical department now
stationed at Camp Dodge.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs Forest Worth
ing on Tuesday. April = a girl
Funeral services for stephen Lewis
who died at his home in Mitchell Oh
April ,. will be held at the residence.
1922 West Sixth avenue "Wednesday
afternoon With Reverend G.. $ Osgood
officiating. Burial will be made in
Graceland cemetery, The deceased has
lived in Mitchell since 1916. coming
here from Newell, la. He is survived
hv his Wife. on SON. II; w Lewis, OF
r. Lee of Mitchell Mrs. John RAYMOND
of Utah. Mrs. Charles Adums and Mrs.
sam Scott of Des Moines.
Mrs. Louis Sclnoor depar'sd this
morning for Sioux City where She VII
visit for short time With friends. Be
fore returning 10 Mitchell, she expects
to spend several weeks With her mo-
ther, Mrs. G. A. Wright Of Kingsley
Iowa.
w. L. Christie is now the owner of
a fine Airedale pup, purchased from
MITCHELL Tho pup was secured hy)
MIR Brim from southern Illinois al
few weeks ago.
prof. n. u. Adams. instructor off
nanual training i'm the Mitchell high
school, left TINS morning for Rock
Island Ill.,. response to q cali by
he exemption board of that place
prof. adams thought it probable That
'lr would be sent To a training camp
in southern California
Mrs. Mary Nolan. clerk of the eN-
nplion board, returned TO her duties
'fter spending leave of absence inI
st. Paul.
Fred Fulton, Wllo is matched to
meet less Willard in a championship
battle July 4, will give an exhibition
sparring match at the Sioux City audi
orium next Friday night.
Miss Alice Montgomery, an instruc-
or in thc Madison high school. ar
lived Monday evening TO spend her
Caster vacation with her sister, Mrs.
crank NJ. Mitchell.
Mrs. j. \. Smith entertained the
'ide-a-Mhile club Monday afternoon
Or. Hilton Ira Jones. of Dakota Wes-
cyan university, spoke TO The mem
,erS Of The club.
Mrs Alexander Netlrow Mrs. Henry
iwessingcr and Mrs. o. B. Cornish
left this morning for Fulton where
hey will attend the district meeting
NJ the Rcbccca lodge. The Mitchell
t'ehecca degree team Will go to Fulton
This evening to put on the drill Work.