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

@. l.. Branson, president of thu
First National bank and j. j. Lahey
lcashier OF the Mitchell National bank
arrived home last evening from Alb
erdeen, where they attended the
South Dakota Bankers convention
A. b. Darling, vice-president of the
Western National bank. stopped over
lin Redfield on the way home to visit
at his former home there.
The party Of Catholic priests, about
100 strong, who attended The annual
retreat at Columbus college this week
! reached Mitchell this morning on
their way home. A number took the
morning passenger south and others
went north this afternoon. The re-
treat WAS for the priests Of the Sioux
Falls diocese, and marks a period OF
Iqniet meditation and prayer.
From Saturdays Daily
w u. Upton returned yesterday
from q business trip to Pukwana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bond came up
yesterday from Sioux City. They
will visit relatives in Alexandria.
Il. L. Mills, Of Chicago, a in
spector for the Milwaukee system,
was In Mitchell yesterday on bust
ness.
The Royal Neighbors held an In
teresting session at the hall in the
Baaghman block on Thursday even
ing, A good crowd was out and at
ter the business session an elabor-
no tx,N ~, suns or,y, rs lr(klcAo 49,
new dishes. OF which the Neighbors
are quite proud. The organization
lost Its dishes and all paraphernal-
iA at the time OF the Gale theater
fire, hut when work commences again
next fall, expects TO have replaced
all of the paraphernalia. d
Chamberlain Register: Next Sun
day evening Miss Sadie Bartlett will
give q lecture at the Congregational
church on the subject OF Missions
Miss Bartlett, has for the past two
years been specializing In Bible Stu
dy at Dakota Wesleyan. and expects
to leave within a short time for
South America, where she. will take
up the teaching and missionary work
at one OF the government schools.
At four o'clock Wednesday arter-
noon at the Presbyterian manse oc-
CURED the marriage OF Chester G.
Dodge and Miss Anna flinders both
Of Mitchell The couple were at
tended by Harry flinders a brother
and Miss Jane flinders a cousin OF
the bride. After the ceremony the
young people went to the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hin
ders, who live q mile north of the
city where a large company Of rela-
tiyes and friends were gathered to
do hOnors to the occasion. At sew
en- the assembled company sat down,
to- q bountiful wedding supper and
the evening wal. spent in games and
visiting The couple will make their
future home in the city. +.
The Milwaukee road is now run-
ming steel trains by day north and
south through Mitchell and expects
soon To- have the night trains also
sof steel The old wooden coaches
and 9uArs geographically being sent
south TO Sioux City. where they viii
be o~terha0ledn and put In use on
smaller divisions. Within the next
few weeks, dynamo baggage carr
will besused on the trains Ito sfurnish
electric lights a3isss M
Dr! u s. Hoagland, Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, came
home from Rapid City last night,
having gone there to address the. Joint
ministerial meeting and young pec-
ples convention OF the Black Fills.
FEIe will preach the children's day SER
mon and conduct the baptismal serv-
lees on Sunday.
At the Presbyterian manse We'd
nesday at o noccurred the marriage
Of Samuel Fullerton OF of Plankin-
ton and Elizabeth Schoenherr OF
Monticello, Iowa. After the cere-
mony the couple left for Plankinton
where they will make their future
home on farm owned by Mr.. Full
lerton.i
j. f.. Anderson and Misses Lois
Anderson and Jeanette Smith will
leave tomorrow by automobile for
lake Okoboji, Ia, where they will.
spend q month.
JOHN Cogan has been III for sew
erai days O. his home, 400 East Sew
enth avenue. HIS condition is not re-
|gafded IA serious. although it ia pro-
Ebahld he will take q short vacation
Fbefofe returning to his duties in the
office Of the J. p. Anderson Lumber
Ecompany. 4
Mrs. Jane johnson, of Princeton.
Ind Arrtyed Thursday and will spend
the Summer Ut the home Of her niece,
Mrs. Is. A. Young.
Adtutant-Gcneral and Mrs. w. A.
Morris arrived this morning from
Redfieid xhd WILL be guests over SUM-
day u thesS. =. Morris home. General
Morris brought with him the silver
trophy cup, which he will present to
Company at the public meeting at
the city hall this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Morrow depart
ed this morning for Mason City. Ia,
where they will Join Miss Lillian Bat
kefy and her mother. Mrs. s.. S. Bately
and proceed 70 New York. On Wed
fneaday they will sail for a trip to
England and the continent.
J.. H. Davidson arrived home this
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