The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-05-28

commencement address at Highmore,
s. D., ncxt Monday evening.
Armour ChronicIc-Tribune: Mitch
ell boosters are working to secure an
extension of the electric line from
Brookings to that city. HustIing has
put the city of Mitchell on the map
and there Is not a town or city of any
size on the face of the earth that has
not heard of the city OF the raging
Jim. Boosting pays big dividends.
Miss Marie Newell, a graduate
this spring at Dakota Wesleyan, has
been elected assistant principal of
the Kimbali public schools. Miss Jes-
sic Root will be second assistant and
Miss Eldora Young, teacher in the
grades.
Ray y. Branson, state tennis cham
pion of South Dakota, ranks only be-
hind Joe Armstrong of st. Paul. and
IS. Steliwagen, Of Minneapolis, among
the players OF the northwest. The
rankings have inst been published in
this springs Spaulding tennis annual.
Capt. M. l.. Shade, OF Company f.
will leave for Redfield for the offic-
ers' school of the South Dakota ma
tional guard, which opens in that city
Monday. Capt. Shade will be one OF
the instructors in the school, which
is in charge of Lieut.. Calvin p. Titus
of the regular army.
The ninth block on East Fifth ave-
nue., belonging to the John Hoys es-
tate, has been improved by the house
being moved to the east lot and plac-
| nd IN N rnu, nr,,Jnt;nn Thc rnei1
ence also has been made modern
throughout and painted on the exter-
Tor.
Miss Eliza Hyde has returned to
her home at Superior, Wis, follow
ing an extended visit at the Home of
her sister, Mrs. II. IG. Ruth.
Mrs. A. T. Corsc entertained at a
from / to A o'clock. Her guests were
Tho hostess served a four-course
were llacs.
Miss Frances Tremaine left this
afternoon for Redhcld, where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. C. e. Hop
kins.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r.. j. Kelley,
500 East Second avenue, on Satur-
day, May %. a daughter.
Mrs. Margaret Ottman died this
morning at her home in Ethan. The
funeral will ~ at Ethan at 2 o'clock
on Monday afternoon.
A marriage license was issued to-
day to Charles Samz. of Minneapolis,
md Alice Marsden, of Fairmont,
MINI. Miss Marsden has been a
teacher in the public schools OF
Bridgewater.
Miss Amy Satterlee returned yes
terday from BridgeWatcr. where she
has been q teacher in the public
schools. spStaYa.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob AnsmenA sar-
rived from Hot Springs. S. b., to
tspend a month. o. Won A wi 4,
r. F.NJ .Herrick.A president of the
lCommercia1' club; addressed thesmemz
bers Of FenimOre council, fiU. &c. III.
ut their business meeting at the r.
O. Q. 'F!nhall' this afternoon. Mr.. Her
rick urged the travelling. men to, land
the 1915 grandftouhcil.of the iorgani-,
zation for Mitchell at the Sioux Falls
tmoeting next week. "A 8 o'clock this
evening" the grand auction will e,be
hold. wheni articles of every, kind and
description willggbe offered at, .auc-
Etion. The tdrposef Of the, auction is
Ito raise money to- send. the, delegates
from the Mitchell council to- Sioux
Fails. Most ofithe travelling n, .men
have given articles from their. lines
for tho auction The, auction win be
followed by n bowery dance. The
auction and dance will be open to the
public.
Because of the heavy rain during
the night II forenoon, the baseball
team of the state university at YER
million was notified by telephone this
morning not to come for the game
,scheduled for this afternoon. Tho
game scheduled for Monday with
YanktoniAwln be called at 4 O'Clock
on University field.
Solemn requiem high llass was
celebrated at the Holy Family Cath
Ollie church at 8 o'clock this morning
at the funeral of Patrick ]. Rogan,
who passed away Thursday evening.
Rev. G. e. O'Flaherty was in charge.
The p~all-bearers were A. II. Smith,
Francis Mature, Owen Steehe, Joseph
Mclaughlin, Luke Richards and J. j.
Fitzgerald. Interment was in Calvary
cemetery.
Miss Nellie Foley passed away at
at the Philip. E.. Tobins residence. e421
East Third avenue. at 1915 o'clock
last evening. No arrangements for
1.-THE funeral, can be made until the ar
rival Of d brother from Chicago this
afternoon. 1t is probable that the re-
mains will be shipped over the Omal
ha tomorrow evening to Clyman, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Silsby, Mr..
land Mrs. o. D. ,Stearns. and Mrs.
Clara Lukens arrived home this
morning from Redfield, where they
attended the state "A, r. and w. Il.
G. encampment. Mrs. C. II. Kibbee,
Mrs. Ella Geiger; Mrs. j.. III. Nolt,
Mrs. Snrague, W. H. Webster and II.
s. Cooper arrived home last evening.
Rapid City was chosen as the place
for the 1915 etcampment and G. "A.
ID. Fox, of Sioux Falls. was unani-
mously elected as department COM
mander.
Miss Ella Eads underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis last evening al
st. Joseph's, hospital and was report
ed to be on the road to recovery to.
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