The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-02

Commercial Club arrived this MORN
Ing from a business trip to the Twin
Cities.
From Mondays Daily
J. w. McClinton, superintendent of
city schools, departed Saturday af-
%ternoon for Lennon, S. D.. where he
will lecture at the teachers county
institute this week.
N. Fl, Jensen, deputy United States
marshal. arrived home Saturday from
Deadwood, Wnere ne has been at
tending the federal court. Mr.. Jensen
will assume sthe position as chief
deputy at Sioux Falls next month,
succeeding Jerry Carleton.
John Castle, of Toronto, Ontario,
Canada, Is visiting at the home of
HIS niece. Mrs. y. NJ. McClinton. Mr..
Castle is the step-father of Rev.
job Higgins, known as the "Sky
Pilot or the Lumber-Jacks'. Rev. Mr..
| Higgins is a man of unique person
ality and is In charge OF twenty re-
ligious workers among the lumber
jacks OF the north.
f. w. George, formerly with the
Dakota Central Telephone company
in Mitchell, is in a serious condition
at St. Barnabas hospital in Minnea-
polls, according to word received yes
terday by friends here. Mr.. George
underwent an operation a few days
ago. but since that time suffered a
hemorrhage.
Mrs. Fred Anthony and daughter,
OF Omaha, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Snow. Mrs. Anthony and Mrs.
Snow are cousins. 5eaa4fhb5 III
Gustavus Lovinger, an alumus OF
Dakota Wesleyan and n Of its, most,
famous orators and ldebaters, has ar
rived for, the wedding tomorrow OF.
his niece, Miss Sophia LoovsInnlgaer, to
Herbert KretGhmer, OF. Chicago. Mr.
Lovinger's wife and, little son arrived
last week and are at the ]. L. Loving
er home.
The important announcements In
icOn1ectionpw with the work of the First
Metk6dist Episcopal church for the
week are as follows: Cradle Roll
mothers meeting Wednesday at $3.50
Ip. M. in the church parlors; mid
week prayer and social service We'd
nesday ats pm. X special program
of Women's Foreign Missionary so-
iciety Thursday at 8 Pom, sinI church
parlors; boy scouts, Thursday atfi7i pt
m. ; union young people,S vesper SER
vices next Sunday at IL p. m. II
The board Of county commission
fers met in special session today to
approve the $1,000 bond Of the Min
neapolts Brewing company to sell
liquor at wholesale. T. j. Spangler
attorney for the company, presented
a check to cover the expense of hold
ing the special session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Larson of
Sinai, s. D., arriced this morning to
attend the wedding tomorrow of Miss
Mabel Owens, a sister of Mrs. Lar
son. Miss Owens a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. e. E. Owens, will be united
in marriage at the Owens home to-
morrow afternoon to Fred Soost, of
Magnet, Neb. Mr.. Soost arrived in
Mitchell from his Nebraska tome on
Saturday evening. Tomorrow's cere-
mony Will be performed by DR.. J. s..
loHagland, pastor of the First Meth
lodfst Episcopal church.
Many Mitchell people were present
at the presentation of the silver
trophy cup to Company F at the city
hall auditorium on Saturday even
ing. Acknowledgement w. a. Morris,
who made the presentation, took oc-
casion to- laQd the Mitchell guards
men for their work and aheir fidelity
to practice. The evenings program
was openel by Geo. A. Silsby, former
Acknowledgement of South Dakota.
Capt. N. Z. Shade, Of Company F.
formally accepted the cup.
City Auditor Thomas Eastcott to-
day issued the eleven saloon licenses
authorized by the city council for
the coming year. The licenses are re-
Quired forathe e year which opens
on Wednesday. July l. AT its meeting
on Friday evening, the council voted
to grant q license ia the Davidson
Hotel company to operate q bar in.
the Widmann hotel. This license had
ben held up AZ the session Of June
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. jerks and chill
dren left In their automobile thir
morning for an extended visit with
friends and relatives in eastern Iowa.
Mrs. Frank vanWagenen has re-
turned home from Rock Rapids, Ia,
and Luyerne. MINI. after ten days
visit.
Mrs. j.. w. Beattie and son Ralph
who have been visiting in the city
the past few days, returned to their
home in Minneapolis today.
Charles Warren and Miss Gail
Raney, departed this morning for
Sioux City, Ia. 1T is believed by their
many friends in Mitchell that their
marriage was to be consumated this
afternoon.
Miss Agnes Lawler Of Waterloo.
lila. and Miss Eta Cummings of White
! River. have been guests of Mrs. e.