The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-05
LOCAL news sDTE
Fridays Daily,

ioNeH ME-. Broken mas been Ill fol-
some time and will take a rest at the
parental home.
Mrs. kittie Brown has arrived from
Tacoma, Wash, and is visiting with
friends in Mitchell, Mrs. Brown is a
former resident OF this city.
Alexandria Herald: Alt Alison
came home Monday from Mitchell
where he had been with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. f. Stanley of Oacoma,
who had undergone an operation for
appendicitis. Mrs. Stanley's mauy
friends will be pleased to learn that
she is getting. along nicely after the
operation.
Tony Rozum and G.. l.. Brecken-
ridge departed yesterday afternoon
for Tyler, Mimi, on business con-
nected With their property holdings
there.
Pukwana Press-Repofter: Milo
Glass was called to Mitchell Saturday
by the illness of his mother. He re-
mained' over Sunday returning Mon
dap evening. He reports Mrs. Glass
as being quite low with an attack of
aripp which. she has had for over a
week.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G.. Bauer of Ethan, is in a serious
condition with pneumonia. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bauer, who are at the Widmann
brought their daughter TO Mitchell
two weeks g for an operation for
mastoiditis. She recovered from that
and has since been i'll with pneum0n-
ia. Mr.. Bauer is cashier of the Secur-
lily State bank at Ethan.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. oliver
Strand, rural route No. 3, on Wednes-
day, February 20, a on.
Mrs. Robert Jones, OF Kimball, um-
derwent an operation at ST. Joseph's
hospital.
Mrs. ID. e. Braught of Lennon S.
d., spent yesterday in Mitchell with
her cousin, Mrs. w. ID. Emery.
Judge Ole G.. Thompson this morn
ing officiated at the marriage of New
oil T.. Hathaway, OF Lctcher, and
Miss Minnie H.. %lirockman, of i8eres-
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Ferguson
departed this morning for IL months
stay at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Miss Jeanette Smiththas returned
from a two weeks visit with relatives
at Sioux Falls.
William Raymond Smith. of Hart
ford, Conn, and Elsie Harvey Hert-
zog, of New York City, this afternoon
secured a license to marry. Both are
vaudeville performers at the Males
tic theatre this week.
Miss Inez Beddoes is confined TO
her home 623 North LAWYER street,
with a slight attack of blood poison
ing.
DIR. Frederick Treon, of Chamber
lain, grand eminent commander of
the Knights Templar of South Da-
kota, arrived in Mitchell aad will be
present at the annual inspection OF
st. Bernard Commandery at the asy-
lum this evening. With him was Ar
thur G.. Hill, of Chamberlain, inspec-
tor for this district, and r.. S. Mackay
of Oaeoma and George E. Conrad. OF
Chamberlain.
Mrs. Joe l.. Lovinger went down to
Parkston this morning for a visit
with her parents.
Homer Williams, the son of Wall
Williams, severely sprained his an
was a Mitchell visitor today.
L. w. Seaman arrived last evening
from Chicago for an inspection OF his
property here. Mr.. Seaman reported
that Mrs. NJ. N. Lee, Mrs. Sealnan's
mother, was greatly improved in
health at present, following her re-
cent paralytic stroke.
William Raymond Smith and Elsie
Harvey Hertzog, vaudeville perform
ers at the Majestic theatre, were
united in marriage yesterday after
noon by Judge w. M. Herbert. hi
ceremony was performed in the JudS-
eS office.
Lauritz Miller departed this NOR
ming for a business trip 10 Iankton
and his old home at Taber, S. d..
Rev. j.. ID. Ehlen, of the German
lutheran church of Scotland, and
lsev. Paul Hempel of Hillside, are
visiting at the home OF Rev. #. w
Loose.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Nc
Connell of LOOMS, on Friday, Feb
rutry 27, Il daughter.
Miss Thlema Brady returned te
her home at Canton this morning
following a recent operation a' ..
Joseph's hospital.
Il. r. Kelly of Sioux City, travelling
freight agent for the Erie railroad
was a business caller in Mitchell to.
day.
c. A. Smell, of Minneapolis, master
car builder, 4. S. Manchester, genera
foreman of motive power on the III
and ID. division and III. S. G. McMil
Ian of Minneapolis, master mechani'
for the northern district OF the Mil
waukee system, inspected the Nil
wauhee shops in Mitchell today.
With his arm almost torn from hi
body, as the result of having j
caught in a corn shelter, >Godfre.
Holman, a farmer from fifteen mile
south of Parkston, was brought t
st. Joseph's hospital late yesterda,
afternoon. The muscles We're tor
loose and the bone broken, but 1T ]
believed that The arm may be saved
Fortunately the large artery in tn
arm Mas not several. the surgeons
arm was not severed. The surgeons j
charge of the a plated the bon
with metal and this morning the cas-