The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-11

MIS-. r. ~. WlnS0r, underwent al
operation for appendicitis yesterda,
afternoon at st. Joseph's hospital
His condition is reported to be favor
able.
Alexandria Journal: Mr.. and Mrs
A. J. E"nlware arrived from Mitchell
IueSqa; "Ad spent the day with theil
Edaughter. Mrs. Geo. Theil.
Mrs. Roy Kesterson has gone tc
Omaha fer a short visit with friends
Funeral services for Mrs. JOIN
NBerry. Sr., who died Tuesday even
ing, were held yesterday morning al
the Holy Family Catholic church
Rev. c. E. O'Flaherty officiating. The
pall-bearers were j. I. Smith. Fran
els Mcguire, P. II. Kelley. T. C,
Burns. Nick Kramer and Edward De
Roe.
The Patriarchs Militant will hold
their annual bali on the evening of
March II, st. Patrick's day. This
is one OF the big events of the year
among the fraternal organizations of
Mitchell.
Alexandria Herald Frank Percy,
who recently removed from this
county to Mitchell, where he is con-
Quoting a meat warket, was in Alex
andria Monday. Mr.. Percy reports
a good business at his new location.
Miss Nina Hager. who appeared
with the Cathedral Choir at the First
Methodist Episcopal church last
evening in the lecture course pro-
gram. scored a personal triumph.
Among this company of artists, which
rank among the best hat have APP
peared in the city, the Mitchell girl
was II of it's most brilliant mem
bers. Miss Hager responded to three
encores after her solo number. and
was presented, with two bouquets of
flowers from admiring friends. At
the conclusion of the concert. which
consisted of sacred music and num-
bers from the best composers, Miss
Haser and the other seven members
of the choir We're the guests of hon
or at a reception rendered them in
the parlors of the church by the
Philharmonic club, of which she had
been a member.
Although Lieut.. James w. Ever
ington. U. S. A.. was unable to reach
Mitchell from Yankton today for the
annual inspection of Company F to-
night, all members of the company
have been ordered by Capt. e. p.
Rowley to report. An inspection will
be held if Lieut.. Everington reaches
Mitchell before midnight. He will
be accompanied by Capt. Paul Beck
man, of Redfield. post quartermaster.
Mrs. Isaac Wyant is planning to
leave with her children for Reliance,
S. D., where they will join Mr.. Wy
ant, now on a ranch there. Miss
Edith Wyant will not go with them.
Mrrand Mrs. w. NJ. MAR arrived
on the belated passenger train from
the north this morning and will be
the guest of Mitchell friends until
after Sunday. Mr.. Mair who has
to speak at the county school indus
trial contest, is the former pastor
OF the Congregational church.
Small damage vas done by a fire
at $50 O'Clock this morning in the
residence of Va w. Williams, 422
East Seventh Avenue. The fire.
which started from a%furnace tlue,
damaged a rug in the dining room.
Mrs. Robert Wilkinson and daugh-
ter. Miss Maurice, came down from
Loomis this morning.
Mrs. Clyde M. Tull tell stories
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock at
the Carnegie library. All children
under twelve are invited.
Because of the inclement weather.
conditions, the annual industrial con-
test of the rural school was postpon-
ol fro,,, fnlau until SATURDAY. of nnyf
week. w. Nj. MAR, who arrived and
was on the program, will be able to
be present and speak next week.
August Gable moved with his fam
lily this week TO the Thomas Rathie
farm, south of stickney, which he
purchased some time ago. Mr.. Cable
has disposed OF a portion of his inter
est in his saloon and will devote all
of his time to farming.
No action was taken by the style
show committee of a Retail Mer-
chants association at it's meeting yes
terday afternoon. A final decision
on the amusements for the show will
be made at another session next
Monday.
Arthur Dondelinger, the son of
John Dondelinger. injured in a street
car accident at Des Moines, is rest
ing easily, although his condition is
regarded as serious.
Washington Springs Republican:
Mrs. Paul Kieffer and Mrs. Mike
kieffer were passengers to Mitchell.
Saturday to visit Paul. who went
there a few days previous to under
60 an operation for appendicitis.
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From Saturdays Daily
Mrs. l.. s. Tyler is visiting in
Chamberlain at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Clevenger.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Pres
ton, SIS West Second Avenue, on
Friday, March 5th, a on.
Chamberlain Register: Mrs. II.
Burt arrived from Mitchell Monday
morning to visit friends. She has
been at the bedside OF Miss ]. r..
Dixon who is very low. Miss Dixon
will be remembered as a former res
ident of Chamberlain.
Harry Bryan, of this city, under
O. H.