The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-04-30

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Mrs. l.. Brooks, of Mitchell, un-
derwcnt an operation yesterday at
st. Joseph's hospital
T. j.. Tostad, of Storla, was OPP
Grated upon yesterday at St. JOS
eph's hospital.
w. p. Tobin, cashier of the Tulare
State bank, of Tulare, S. d., will re-
turn to Tulare tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Tobin, who is a son of James
Tobin, has just recovered from a
serious illness and has been at st.
Joseph's hospital most of the past
few weeks.
From Saturdays Daily
Mrs. C. r. Nickel returned to her
home at Spencer, S. D., last evening,
following a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. r. A. Kelley.
Mrs. F. w. Sampson is entertain
ing her mother, Mrs. Robert Cowell,
of Plankinton. Mrs. Cowell also will
visit her two sons, c. w. Hoon and
A. u. Hoon.
The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Sheehan,
who officiated at the funeral OF
James Lyons, was the recipient of
many hearty greetings when he app
peared on the streets yesterday. The
consignor was the pastor OF the Holy
Family church in Mitchell over many
years ago and in. the Intervening
period has kept the many friends he
made at that time.
Mrs. A. e. Brown. of Alexandria,
has been Visiting this week at the b.
III. Card home.
Miss Lottic THESE has been enter
tanning her friend Miss Hazel Ginglef
Of Alexandria.
Mrs. l.. r. Erskinc had charge of
the lesson on "One Boys Mother"
at the meeting of the Mitchell Moth
er's club at the city hall yesterday
afternoon.
At the Presbyterian manse Satur;
day afternoon at 800 oc~curredg1th
marrige of Mr.. Harry Gawne and
Catherine Westwood who reside east
or Alexandria. The couple came over
in autos accompanied by a number
of relatives. After the ceremony they
drove back to Alexandria and VIII
make their future home on a farm
near there.
i AT the home of the brides par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Kennedy,
west Second street. Saturday even
ing at seven occurred the marriage
of Newton Wright and Miss Lura B
Kennedy, Rev. Henry Snyder, pastor
of the Presbyterian church officlat-
| ing. Following the ceremony the as
sembled company sat down to a de.
lightful wedding supper. The young
people will make their home in the
city.
w. /. Wilson has consented to sing
for the choral vesper services at 5
Mary's church until they are discon-
tinued for the summer.
Mi. and Mrs. Frank Ward, of Let
cher, yesterday were visitors in Nit
chell.
Mrs. C. Z. Christensen of Wessing'
ton. underwent an operation yeSter-
day at st. Joscpll's hospital.
Mrs. Il. A. Maynard and Miss Ma
bel Maynard returned this morning
tfrom a brief trip TO Minneapolis.
Mrs. Raymond Carnart and littlt
son came down from Woonsocket this
tmorning for a visit at the A. Il. Car
hart home. Word was reccivd in Nit
chell that her husband, who has beef
in the mission field OF the Methods
church at Mexico City, had reached
Vera Cruz safely with other American
refugees.
. Charles d. Doty, of Wessingtol
Springs, was operated upon for ap
lpendicitis yesterday at st. Joseph
, hospital.
! Mrs. Frank Weller departed las
~levening for-Ncw York city, where sh'
I was called by the Illness of a relative
Master Frank Mayer, aged 6 year:
son of Or. and Mrs. N. j. Mayer, wa
/, pleasantly remembered by a dozen c
his little friends on the occasion c
his birthday anniversary last Tues
day. TIL c party numbered twclv
! and from 4:30 O'Clock in the aftel
noon until g O'Clock the best of time
' was enjoyed. Many appropriate gif'
; were received by him in honor of til
eycnt. A luncheon Of two Course
was much enjoyed and the little folk
I spent the afternoon i'll the most plea.
ing fashion.
Tho city counm met in spcci;
: session last evening. to canvass II
vote OF the city election On Tussda.
But one change al in made in IL
y figures as given in The Rcpublica
( Wednesday,. L. r. Beckwith reeci'
ed .95 votes for councilman from I'll
e Third yard, instead OF 90, as fol
votes We're thrown out. A. e. Hitcl
codk was reelected mayor by q m
: jority of &c votes and license ca
g ried by q majority of As votes.
Mrs. G.. F.. Drake died at her non
g in Ethan Thursday .morniS 6 follpy
e ing a short illness with .ssexySlpe1a
The funeral services will SO held
cl11:30 o'clock tomorrow morning
the. church in Ethan.
Charles P. Bates, of Sioux Fall
Is came over to Mitchell today on CT
n cult court business.
& MIR. and Mrs. S. f. Goodykoon
IT and Mrs. F. M. Hammer arrived hon
,t last evening from Florida, where thu
nshaye been since January. They spel