The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-18

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night for Chicago. where he vas
called by the critical illness OF a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Derr left this
morning for Running Water, $. -,
TO visit their son., Charles Derr. and
family.
Cecil Burns left over the omaha
this morning for Blue Earth, Mimi,
where he viii be in charge OF The
Northwestern freight house.
Mrs. Stephen Judge. of Brooten,
Mimi, is visiting AT the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Peter l.. %llelcs, in the
Koch flats.
William Fishback, a bellboy in the
Navin hotel, pleaded not guilty IN
court this morning to sell
ing intoxicating liquor. and A. f..
Scharnweber denied the sale of Gig
arettes. Both parties asked for a
Jury trial, which will be held at the
next term of municipal court.
Christ Varenhorst, OF White Lake.
was operated upon for appendicitis
by DR.. c, p. Farnswortil this morn
ing at the private hospital, l21 West
Fifth m
Roy Field and Miss Ann Speller
have surprised many Mitchell friends
by their marriage at Aberdeen on
Tuesday OF this week. Eoth have
been rooming for some time in the
new Koch fats and their marriage
had not been suspected by their
friends MIR. Field is a travelling man
for the Frick-Whitman company and
the bride has been Il nurse in Nit
chell.
The remains of James Smith, who
died yesterday morning ut his nome,
I724 East Hanson street. We're taken
this morning to his former home at
Kimhall for itnierment. Services for
the deceased were held at the Holy
Family Catholic church.
Word has Just been received by
Rev. Robert Lincoln Kelley from
Rev. Edward NJ. Jeffers. former pas
Itor of the First Baptist church OF
Mitchell of a runaway accident III
which a brother and sister OF Mrs.
LETTERS were killed near their home
at Webster City. la. The sister, Mis-
Cairo Closz, spent a year in this city
| during the p~astorate Of MT. Jeiiers
and will be remembered by many II
the community for her work with me
| young people along missionary lines
of church activity. Mi. LETTERS IS now
the pastor OF the South Church az
Ottumwa, Ia, having but recently
taken that passionate after several
/ wears With the First church al bubu-
que The sympathy of her many MN
chell friends viii be with mrs Jet
Ifers in the double loss which She has
sustained.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Peters
Idorf. All South Duff street, on Sat
urday. March 13, a daughter.
John f. Anderson and d%auGhteri
Miss Marguerite Anderson Will leave
this evening for Chicago on their way
to California;, They Will first 90 to
Los Angeles, and then TO the eXposi-
lions at San Diego an dSan Francisco
Fred Reuterstrom was ON the
street today for the first time since
IA spell of influenza. which kept him
at home for w weeks.
Mrs. Joe l.. Lovinger departed this
morning for Parkston to spend sun
day with her parents.
Mrs. II. r. Clark. OF Kansas City.
Mo-. is visiting al the Geo. M. Ken
neay home. Mir. Clark is employed b!
1.-THE Dakota Central Telephone Office
Laurence Erskinc went to Siou2
Falls last evening for a visit over
l,Sunday with his friend, Wendell
Lamme, a SON of DR.. and Mrs. II. J
Lamme.
Lynn G. Evans will succeed w. \
Darling as city ticket agent at the
Milwaukee passengre station. accord
ing 10 the announcement today o
i. w. shelby, local agent. Mr.. Evans
has ben light ticket agent for som'
time. +. Dreller arrived from Hart
ley. Ia, this afternoon to take th'
night position nthe ticket office.
The court room OF the court house
this afternoon was packed TO capac
ity for the program in connection
With the annual industrial contest o
the Dawson county schools. Miss LII
~ Patterson, county superintendent
presided over the program. Two o
the speakers were Mrs. w. $. Hi
and Nv. A. Wheeler. A complete ac
count Of the meeting viii be give
in The Republican on Monday.
Miss Bernice Schoen came dow
5 this morning from Lane to see he
sister. Miss Beatrics Schoen: VIII
was operated upon fo. appendiciti
at St. I~oseph's hospital "Wednesday
} II n. uolsaple left this a%fternoo
for Mobridge, s. d., where he wi
pspeak tomorrow in behalf OF the Amt
Salcon league. Mr.. Holsaple wi
spend most OF the month in the mort
and west part OF the state.
=, Mrs. G. Il. Nermllyea arrived HON
last evening from Faulkton, S. d
where her son, Leland Nermilyei
!. moved two carloadsoof stock and far
equipment from Villas last week, M
~lNermiIyea will manage his father
a farm near Faulkton the coming Sc;
G ison.
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