The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-04-01

Style Show in the city hall by tbs
Mitchell Power Co.
Today "a check for $1,000 passed
through the hands of l.. f. Stair
IVecord keeper OF Gazara Tent No
8, of Mitchell knights of the Mac
cabees CT The World. to Mrs. Jennie
Mayes of Pensacola. Fla. m other oil
Frank l.. Aayes. deceased, a former
PRESIDENT Of Mitchell.
DR.. Ernest w. Bureh. of Dakota
Wesleyan, will fill u lecture engage
ment at Oacoma, S. D., Saturday
evening for the Midland Lyceum
company. His lecture will be re-
lated to the various phases of Ger
man life.
Ward A. Ostrander will arrive
from Brookings this evening to con-
duct the farmers meeting at the
court house tomorrow afternoon at
1870 O'Clock. Hanson and Sanborn
counties are planning to organize
and receive government aid in the
support of q county agricultural
agent and it is planned to accomplish
something along the same line here.
Fay NJ Higgins night dispatcher at
the Milwaukee offices, has beer call
ed to Primghar. la, to give evidence
i'll d court case there.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. schirmer, OF
Mt. Vernon. were Mitchell visitors
Yesterday at the style show.
G. w. Derr and 5. L. Morris re-
turned last evening from St. Law
renee. S. d., where they attended a
cattle sale yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Needham, of
Rockford, H., Mrs. Peter b. Strunk,
OF Belvidere, H., and Mrs. Carrie 3.
Taylor, of Erie, Pa, returned to their
homes this morning. Mrs. Strunk was
a sister of the late Henry b. Rogers
and Mrs. Taylor, a daughter.
DIR. w. G. Seaman, president of
Dakota Wesleyan arrived home this
morning from Rapid City. where a
conference of the Methodist churches
of the Black Hills country was held
this week.
The petition nominating b. f.
Barnard for councilman from the
Fourth ward has Been in the office
OF the city auditor. 1t is reported that
a petition nominating John kurvink
from that ward also is being circul-
ated.
The residence of j.. l.. KinKead at
516 North Edmunds street, was bad
ly destroyed by a fire which started
, at 4:30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The blaze is believed TO have orig
mated in the basement and when dis
covered smoke was coming from the
roof. No II "a in the house at the
time of the fire. 1t was estimated
l tIot 3l1a Z, "a rN - thA l,n,,cn ay1
furnishings was about $500.
Many friends We're present at the
Holy Family Catholic church this
morning to attend the funeral of
Miss Theresa Nagel, who passed away
Wednesday morning. Rev. NJ. j.
Harte, chaplain of st. Joseph's hos
pital, where the deceased had been in
training as a nurse for the past three
years, preached the sermon and Rev.
G. Il. O'Flaherty, pastor of the
Misses Mitchell, Donovan. MORROW,
Lange, Laughlin and Quackenbush.
we're p~all-bearers. The following act
ed as pall-bearers at Calvary ceme-
terry: Fred Scott. Eugene McGovern,
Joe Burg. Frank Collins, Ray Strobe
and Joe Martell.
hS AoiISttloiiSi Poh' ~
Sakell Bros. yesterday afternoon in
the j. N. Gro building was packed
to capacity for much of the time at
its formal opening. With its fitting
OF marble. nickle and mahogany, the
store presented a most attractive APP
pearance, delighting the visitors who
entered the doors. The store viii
carry a complete line of candies and
fruits and an experienced clerk will
be in charge OF the massive soda
fountain which has been installed.
Each of the IN visitors yester-
day was presented with a carnation
souvenir.
Under the auspices OF the Dakota
Wesleyan Glee club, the Royal Gwent
Welsh Glee singers will appear at
the First Methodist Episcopal church
on Thursday evening, April l. This
organization has been twice COM
manded to appear before King George
and Queen Mary and is one OF the
foremost OF its kind.
Fire alarm was sounded at 10
O'clock last night because of a blaze
in a refrigerator car in the Milwaukee
yards. The car was hauled to the
round house and the fire eXtlngulsh-
ed with chemicals. h fire is be-
lleved to nave started III an over
turned stove in the car.
Mrs. Blanche Campbell married on
September is OF last year to j. c.
Campbell. has brought suit for di-
vorce. Mrs. Campbell has alleged
that her husband made disparagine
remarks about her in the presence OF
%neighbors, that he received love let
tiers from other women and that he
refused to support her.
Mrs. b. B. Dean has returned from
a visit at Iroquois with her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. j. f. Halliday.
Walter j. Smith, Dakota Wesleyan
go, has sold his interests. in the Lake