The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-11-27
III. Mitchell Capital
D NOV. 81, 1908.


.bIhAN.
Ethan, Nov. 23.-Every one was
shocked on Saturday morning when
the bell of Holy Trinity church be-
gan to toll, and the word was soon
passed around that Grandpa Coyne
was dead. He arose in the morning
as usual and went out in the yard.
After a time in coming back he fell
or sat down, on the ground. They
brought him in and laid him OF the
bed and he expired almost immed-
lately. He had been boarding for the
last few months with Mrs. John Cle-
ment, who was n of his old neigh
bors, when they all lived on their
farms. Grandpa Coyne was a kind
ly, genial, jovial old gentleman, and
was liked by all. He leaves three
sons, and a number of grandchildren
to MOURN his loss. The funeral was
held today from Holy Trinity church
and a very large of friends
attended the services. Father Brones,
in officiating paid a great tribute to
the memory of the deceased, and Of
fered touching words of sympathy to
the sorrowing relatives. The remains
we're laid at rest In the Catholic GEM
etary at the place beside those of his
beloved wife who preceded him about
a ,r0or NV C0ur0So {hiv1 con Of
Milwaukee, arrived here Sunday to
be present at his fathers funeral. All
the business houses of the city closed
their doors during the hours from 10
to IL. The sympathy Of the entire
community is extended to the be-
reaved ones.
MI. and Mrs. w. H. Jones left Sat
urday for Corsica and will return
Monday, at which time they will
know whether they will engage in
business here or in, Corsica. We hope
to be able to keep Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
in our midst.
The ladies of the Catholic society
will serve dinner, and supper, also
midnight supper for the dancers on
Thanksgiving day and night. We
hope every one will turn out and help
these ladies raise a goodly sum of
money for their church.
Miss Gertrude Hoffman of near
Mitchell spent Sunday with her
friend, Miss Elva Klotz.
Mrs. Jonas Nelson received word
from Rock Rapids, Iowa, of the very
serious illness of her brother, Lee,
who is afflicted with rheumatism.
Lee has visited his sister here a
few times and has a number of warm
friends here who wish for his speedy
recovery
Charlie Coyne, of Midland, arriv-
ed Sunday to attend the funeral Of
his grandfather. He is running a
lumber yard at that place.
Charlie Dabler will have a sale of
stock and farming utensils and other
articles on Thursday Dec 3rd. We
HaHO 41uOAoJdAu uo W1ll AONS ~ SOIle
other part Of the state.
G. r. Drake, A. G. Drake, Louis
Felger. Joe Schoenfelder, Mr.. But
terrified and one or two others start
for Canada today on a l~andseekers
expedition.
Miss Mary Clark arrived from
California, where she has spent
the past year, on last Friday and will
be present at the marriage of her
brother Peter Clark to Miss Annie
Coyne.
LOOMS.
Loomis, Nov. 26.-Married, at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs.
John Leurs, Miss Myrtle Haus, of
fletcher, and Walter Rogers, of
Cuthbert on Wednesday. Nov. 25.
They are both highly respected
young people. Miss Haus has beer
staying with her grandmother for
some time. Rev. E. NJ. Keller of1ciat-
ed. They were married at high noon.
here were q few immediate friends
present. The Loomis people wish
them every success.
w. H. Comstock returned Sunday
from west Of the river.
The bachelors club meets with
Burt Beaumont Thanksgiving eve.
They have got turkeys, oysters and
everything that is good.
g. q. Perry and wife, of Mitchell.
are visiting at the home Of their
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clark.
The cold weather has put a stop
to laying the foundation for the Will
liam Galloway plant.
Rev. Geo. L. w. Kilbon, Of Ash