The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-08-20

me funeral of his mother, Mrs. EN-
ma L. Laurson.
S. II. Scallin arrived home last
evening from Aberdeen, where he
druggists convention.
Mrs. r. A bangle IS expected to
treturn Monday from the country,
where she and the children have
been visiting for the past two weeks.
Peter Peterson was over from
Mt. Vernon today with his nephew,
Carl G. Peterson, who took out his
first naturalization papers.
A. b. Hager returned home last
evening in his automobile from a
months outing in the Black Hills.
Most of the time he spent camping
and fishing with his brother, Rev. c..
u. Hager, In Elk Crek canon. When
Mr.. Hager went out. he was accom-
panied by Mr., and Mrs. Arthur
Hager and Miss Hazel Charlesworth.
the rest Of the party returning by
train a week later.
George Nichols was fined $40 In
municipal court this morning onsthe
charge of furnishing liquor to Rufus
Hackett, who is on the blacklist.
H. G.. Wiringer, of Omaha, general
agent of the Omaha road, was in
Mitchell today comforting with T. j.
Morgans, secretary of the CONNER
cial club. Mr.. Wiringer has promis-
ed that a more equitable rate on Ger
tain classes OF freight will be made
Into Mitchell over the Omaha line.
P. II. Quinn, of Aberdeen, road
master of the Hastings & Dakota d.
vision Of the Milwaukee road, was in
Mitchell today on business.
MRS. John Hoye departed last eve
ming for Omaha, where she will make
her home with her son, Walter w.
Hoye, now practicing law there. Her
home at 20S East Third avenue has
been leased to Mrs. Nancy Baker.
John F. Anderson and daughter.
Miss Lois Anderson, arrived home
last evening by automobile from Lake
iOkoboji, Ia, where they have been
sepnding the past two months. Yes
terday they came over from Parker,
where they motored Wednesday to
attend the Steninger-Sherman we'd
ding.
6. B. Wilt and ]. H.MDavies arriv-
ed home last evening from vermil-
lion, where they attended the N
nual meeting of the grand command
cry and Geo. A. Johnston on We'd
nesday evening. Mr.. Wilt was hon
ored with election as generalissimo
Of the grand commandery, which
will bring him In line for grand
commander two years hence, when
1t is hoped to have the meeting in
Mitchell. The commandery will meet
next year In Huron. The Mitchell
contingent reported a very enter
taining time in vermillion. The
streets of the university city were
decorated with the material used at
the national conclave in Denver.
The meeting came to a close with
an elaborate fried chicken dinner,
served last evening on the university
campus.
! Rufus Lyons, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Elliott. Lyons, and SIS
ter, Miss Ethel Lyons, left yesterday
by automobile for a trip to Lake
,,Okoboji, la. They will spend about
ten days at the Iowa resort.
Matt Germschied, the Ethan
farmer who was fatally injured by
q fall from a grain stack two weeks
ago,spassed, away at $3.50 O'Clock last
evening. The deceased was one of
the hest known German farmers in
southern Dawson county and is sur
viyed by 1--WE daughters. The remains
were taken to the home near Ethan
last evening.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lasse-
gard, OF Mitchell, on Thursday, Aug
ust Is. a SOL
Operations we're performed yester-
day at ST. Joseph's hospital upon
Geo. o. Williams. of Washington
Springs. John Humpa. Of Parllston,
Willis Heisinger, OF Parkston. and
the two-year-old son Of q. Dreamer,
Of Academy, 8. ID.
la, sister of Mrs. C. A. Anderson,
died suddenly at her home at San
born at s o'clock last evening. Mrs.
Anderson left for Sanborn last night.
Andrew Jacobson, aged 81 years,
died last evening at his home. 612
West First avenue. The deceased,
who was an old resident of Mitchell,
had been in feeble health for some
time. He is survived by his wife,
Mary Jacobson. The funeral will be
held at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
at the Swedish Lutheran church OF
East First n
Mrs. j. N sBuckmater, OF Hot
Springs, s. D., is visiting at the home
OF her aunt, Mrs. r. II. Sheppard.