The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-06-15
lnEMs FROM ETHAN

Ethan. s.. D.-Mr. Stebbins OF A
exandria Is here writing up accide,
insurance.
The funeral OF Mr.. S. Lamman ws
held on Tuesday afternoon from til
NJ. e. church. Rev. John Brink {
Milltown an old friend of the fan
lily preaching the sermon. The bod
which was brought from Hot Spring
where he died, on the 1920 passen
ger train, was met at the depot, b
a large number of Odd Fellows, o
which the deceased. was one, and
number of other citizens, and TAX
en- at once to the church. The thre'
eldest ons and the daughter living
in Chicago, wer unable to atten,
the funeral. The two younges
children being sick with the measl
were also unable to attend. Mr.
Lammon was 72 years old, ant
leaves a wife, four sons and thre,
daughters. He was a good neigh
Dor, a loving father and was a MAJ
respected by all. The pail bearer.
were: G. F. Drake, A. j.. Annis, A
Walters, Charles Donk. VIM. Craig
and NJ. Schmitz. The floral tribute.
were beautiful, among them being
an emblem presented, by the I. o. O
f. Lodge here, also a beautiful bou.
quet by Burns Lumber Co. The Odd
Fellows marched in a body to the
church, and occupied seat in the
front of the church. The sorrowine
friends have the sincere sympathy
of all their friends in their sad af.
Fiction. The remains were laid al
rest in the cetemetry east of town,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boreson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Strand, left on
Tuesday in Mr.. Boreson's antomo.
bile for Lake Andes, where they
viii spend a fe-y days fishing and
picnicking.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Oathout and
sister Lora, attended the Hutchinson
Co. S. S. Convention at Trip June
End.
j. L. Gallagher was home for a
couple OF days the first Of the week.
Miss Lora Oathout left Tuesday on
a trip to the Pacific coast, will visit
relatives in Portland Oregon and ex-
poets to be gone a month at least.
Ethan, s. D.-On Tuesday Ray
Wittstruck's team of four horses
1hitched to a disc ran away. A hired
man was driving and another man
caught the lines, which brought one
team a standstill and threw the
other two horses down. One OF
those that was down got stepped on,
and his shoulder broken, so he had
to be killed.
Pearl Tobey has the measles. Also
Horace Annis.
MI. John Breech's little son is sick
with something resembling smallpox.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
E. church met Wednesday June 7th
with Mrs. A. j. Franz about four
miles out in the country. Fourteen
were present, half from town, and
half neighbors in the country. Mrs.
F1Feas served a very appetizing lunch
which was greatly enjoyed.
The president of business college
in Sioux Falls secured Emil Rosen-
quest, who has been a student there.
a position as bill clerk in the freight
efice OF the Rock Island Railroad,
and he entered on his duties there
the first OF the week.
Mr.. Burns was down from Nit
chell Friday tending to lumber inter-
ests.
Mr.. Jacob Siberz Of Mitchell was
In Ethan Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clement lately
returned from a trip to Rapid City
and Meade county where they visit
ed their daughter, Anna. on her
Mr.. Grady. Mrs. Nicholson, and
two daughters, and Harry Carlow
went to stickney last Sunday to Wis
1t relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Doane of Nit
chell visited old friends here last
Tuesday and, also attended the flu
neral Of Mr.. S. Lammon.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Sheeder arrived
Saturday for a visit of a few days
with their daughter, Mrs. w. w.
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Swartz and
and Mrs. Byron Swartz were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Trow. Mrs. Byron Swartz will
remain several days.
Mr.. o. p. Skaggs Of Danvers. ILL.,,
president of Security State Bank ar
rived here Sunday.