The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-04-30
From Mondays Daily

From Mondays Daily
George A. Silsby has been secured
as II of the speakers at the thirty
first annual e%ncampment of the G. A..
II. at Redfield May 90 to %, inclu-
sive. Other speakers during the three
days will he Gen. Washington Gard
','ner, national commander-ln-ehicf,
and Gov. r. M. Byrne. Rev. Ernest
Holgate. pastor of the First Method
list church OF Redfield and a former
Dakota Wesleyan student, is on the
program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fullerton re-
turned Saturday afternoon from
Sioux City. where the3 were called
by the death OF Joseph III. Fullerton.
The funeral of Mr. Fullerton q
! held at his formor-home at Boloit.
Kans.
Prof. c. w. H%ochsteller, of Huron
college, returned home Saturday al
~terncon after Judging the Wesleyan
Carlton debate on Friday evening.
Prof. Hochstetlef is chairman of the
committee having in charge the ar
arrangements for the Observation-Disclosures
conference track meet III Huron May
IS and 30, in which 20 colleges will
participate. 1t is probable that a
special train will take the Mitchell
contingent to the meet.
Charles Wyatt, accused of assault
ing William II. Graham, an Omaha
porter. with u loaded revolver on
Thursday evening, was bound owe 20
the present term of circuit court I'M
der $1,000 bonds. Both parties in the
case are colored. The examination
was held before Judge W. NJ. Herbert
in municipal court on Saturday CIV
cning.
jay II. Grafton went to Washington
Springs on business yesterday after
; noon.
Il II. S. Wickersham, of North Yaki-
Wash, a brother-in-law of Mrs.
! s. IL. Scuiiin, returned home Satur-
/, Gay after a days visit in Mitchell.
Mr.. Wiekelsllaln was in Missouri at
the time of the death OF Dr.. Isaac
Windle, Mrs. Understands father,
but was unable to reach Mitchell in
time for the funeral last Wednesday.
Reports from Clinton, Ia, where
Albert Mott is playing in the Central
association, indicate thai the Mitch
ell youngster is getting away fast in
Tie first games of the baseball sea-
son. IN one game recently, he made
y one home run, a triple and a double
in five trips to the plate. He has
made a number of circus catches ip
the outfield and but one error thus
far. The Clinton papers are lauding
him as the stellar member of the
club.
The funeral of Mrs. C. F. Drake
was held yesterday at the Methodist
\ church in Ethan. The church could
not hold the crowd of friends which
: came to pay their last respects to the
dead. The sermon pas preached by
Rev. Mr.. Egner. Arthur Drake and
Mrs. Wilson, children OF the deceased
, arrived from their home in Alberta
Ccnada, to attend the funeral OF
their mother. Mrs. A. A.. TruaX, Mrs.
C. j. Bliss aud Joseph Mclaughlin
5 vent down from Mitchell to attend
the funeral. 4
, The Young Mems club of S. Mary
t church will meet at the church al
4 7:3o O'clock this evening.
! w. ID. Waterman. who moved with
his family 10 Pasadena, Calf, foui
year,, ago, is in Mitchell for Il short
looking after his business inter
S eets. A ycas1ago Mr.-and Mrs. Wat
ernsan moved Back TO his old home al
frrccport, Ill. They spent 1.-The las
e winter In Californian where scvera
;. LOT the children arssnow living, divid
/, ing their time between LoHg Beacl
: land Pasadena.
Despite the heavy rain that wa;
falling all forenoon, about forty o
$ the Odd Fellows of the city attended
the special anniversary service yes
te5day morning at the First Baptis
church. Rev. Rabert Lincoln Kelley
IS tho pastor, who is n member OF tn
e order, wore it's regalia in the pulpi
- and preached. an eloquent sermon o.
Faith, Love and Truth, It's basic prin
s. ciples. Because Of the storm. the Re
bckdhs did not attempt 10 attend il
a body. IN m
!, Mrs. Eugene Tangney. who attend
e ed the funeral Of James Lyons in til
:, city Friday, returned to hef home q
y Sheldon, las., this morning.
lc MI. and Mrs. Henry Camp, of Ana
ka, S. d., are guests in Mitchell {
MT. anu MIS-. d. ~. MOTIFS. In
Camps were married but recently an
have been spending a fey days a
Woonsocket, where Mr.. Camp form
lcierly lived. Mr.. Camp is the cashie
of the First State bank, of Anaka.
$. Royal G. Johnson. of Aberdeen, a
at torney-general and republican cand
at date for congress from the Secon
district. was calling upon Mitche
friends today.
r Mrs. John T. Coughl!n returne
from Valley City. N. D., where si
tz had been called by the serious Hines
lie of her son, Jack Coughlin. Nj
ey, Coughlin expects to be discharge
ut lfrom the hospital within two weel