The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-11-05
From Mondays Daily

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Mrs Karl =. Stair, her daughter
.lleft yesterday on a sort visit Il
Chicago. Mrs. Johnston will spend
the winter; In Princeton. Ind. and
Mrs. Stair Stair will return in two
weeks.
Ben Derr, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Derr, is playing fullback on the
FRESHMAN football eleven at the Uni
lYersity of Pennsylvania, where he is
attending school this year. Last year
1.-The Mitchell boy was captain Of the
lteam at Shattuck Military academy
and is believed to be destined for a
Irregular berth with the Pennsylvania
lians next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geirgie Sedgwick
ihave returned to their home at Ha-
warden. Ia, after q short visit in
Mitchell as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Halsey.
Mrs. r. D. Wilde left. this morning
tfor Sioux City, where Saturday she
Twill be matron of honor at the mar
OF Miss Mary Francis Hudson
Ito Rex Large. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Fullerton will go down Saturday
morning to attend the wedding.
Miss Florence Walrath has; return
ed to Akely, Mimi, where she is in
Istructor in domestic science in the
high school. after attending the mar
Rage Of her sister; Miss Jessie NJ.
EWalrath, to Clement G., Miller, last
Tuesday evening.
C. A. Anderson, trainmaster of the
a. and d. division of the Milwaukee.
road, came. up from his. headquarters
at Mason City, Ia.,and spent Sunday
with his family here.
/. P. Al Zollman returned Friday
from a week. at the National Dairy
show at Chicago. AS he is the owner.
of, a herd of registered dairy cattle,
he vas greatly interested In the dis
play.
Frank Burke, OF RIVERSIDE, was
brought to st. Joseph's hospital. Sat
nrday afternoon suffering from a
fractured skull, the result of being
Kicked in the head by a horse. Mr..
Burke was operated upon yesterday
and a piece OF the fractured skull re-
moved. His condition today was re-
ported to be better, although he had
not regained full consciousness.
Mrs. F. H. Mccartney returned
this morning to- her home inlSioux
City, having been called here last
week by the, death and funeral of DR..
j. G. Mccartney.
Miss Aleta Wesley, who hasxbeen
visiting her friends, Miss Thelma
Cassem, returned to her home in
Washington Springs this afternoon.
Mrs. H. D. Butterfield arrived
home yesterday afternoon from St.
Joseph, Mo-, where she spent the
past seven weeks at the home of her
Mrs. Arthur Trombley.
Mrs. Trombley is recovering nicely
from her recent Illness,
"A. b. Darling and Drs. B. A. and
Earl ". Bobb left last evening on a
short hunting trip near S~isseton,
S. d.
S. E. Morris and C.. w. Derr de-
parted by automobile yesterday on
shot trip to washington Springs.
Eighty-three residents OF. Mitchell
will cast their ballots by AnaiLxomor-
row, according to the figures in the
office of County Auditor R. A. Fan
gle this afternoon. Most of the abb
sent voters are travelling men,, al
though onesi is taking his wedding trip
another has gone east in response to |
a sick call, and several are, i'll at
home.
Rapid City Journal: A small group
relatives were present to witness
the marriage on Wednesday, October
IS, OF Mr.. A. B. Hager, of Mitchell.
and Miss Eva .Winyall,o o Piedmont.
The ceremony was performed in the
M; %. church, Rev. G. u. Hager offici-1
ating. After the ceremony an elegant
five o'clock dinner was served at the
Patton House. The bride is widely
known throughout the Hills and high
ly esteemed by a large circle of
friends. She is q graduate of North
western University and the last three
years was teacher of mathematics in
the ;Spearfish Normal. Mr.. Hager is
n .of Mitchell's prominent business
men, a man Of sterling worth who
holds the confidence of all. who know
him. Before settling in their home at
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. .Hager will
spend come time in the Twin Cities
and Chicago, and later spend the
winter on the west coast.
Born, to MIR. n Mrs. Ed. Winan-
d. sos East Fifth avenue, on Sunday,
November !, a daughter.
A marriage license was issued late
Saturday afternoon to Arthur G..
Skidmore, of Fenton, Mich, and Miss
Josephine Porter, of Mt Vernon.
Chester w. Ruth arrived home to-
day from Washington Springs where
he visited friends over Sunday.
Mrs. G. P. Hathaway returned this
morning from Dewey, Okla, where
she attended the recent marriage Of
her son. EFnan. Hathaway, to Miss
Ruth Slinguff.
Mrs. Edith Coffee has started suit
In circuit court for a divorce from
her husband, Ambrose Coffee. to
whom she was married in Mitchell. on
July 3, 1913. Mrs. Coffee alleges
that her husband has failed to pro-
vide the necessities Of life for her
support:
Mr.. andMrs. =. Herzog returned