The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-18

Itol &c D'lltI, VIE Oi the DlSHOp "a
South Dakota. during the O%lgilvie
conference at Yankton this week.
One of the loral pieces OF the fun
eral yesterday afternoon of Miss
Ethel Anderson. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry b. Anderson. was sent by
the legislative investigating commit
tee, before which Mt. Anderson was
testiiying al the time he Received
news of the bereavement in his
family.
O. L.. Branson was the principal
the ~Bridgewater Commercial club
evening.
i'roua Mondays Daily.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. Mishlor.
who were recently married at Iank-
ton, have arrived in Mitchell and
taken up their residence at COS East
Second emu Mr.. Mishlcr Will
travel in this territory for the Curtis
| Sash & Door company. His bride was
Miss Pansy Quincy, daughter of Mr..
! and Mrs. ID. B. Quincy OF Iankton.
Funeral services in memory of
Morris Kinney, whose death was an
nopnced in The Republican on Fri
day, were held at the Holy Family
| Catholic church on Saturday morn
ing. Rev. c. Il. O~'Flaherty o%fficiat-
cd al the services. The pall-bearers
were owen Smith. l.. T. Geieer, llar-
ry Stacey, Edward Kcarney. Thomas
Murphy and Philip Tobin.
Born, TO MIR. and Mrs. +. h. half
Mrs. Bert Colby returned today to
her home at lNimball, after a few
days visit in Mitchell as the guest of
Mrs. Geo. M. Rowley.
u. l. S~alingcr, Jr.. and w. III.
krebs. OF Sioux City, claim agents
for the Milwaukee road, spent sun
day in Mitchell.
John v. Dobscn arrived Saturday
from Mt. Vernon, Ia. Miss Helene
| Bassett and Weaver Dobson came
| down yesterday afternoon from Alb
| erdcen to atten dthe Dohson-Ander-
! son wedding tomorrow afternoon,
Or. and Mrs. George G. kimball
and DR.. and Mrs. Karl e. Stair re-
turned on the belatcd Omaha tram
yesterday from Minneapolis, where
they attended the annual meeting OF
the Minneapolis Dental society the
last half of the week.
hill. ON Route No. 3. ON Friday, Feb
ruary IL. a son.
The Newman club met with Mrs.
John Siberz Thursday afternoon
The lesson was under the supervis-
ion of Mrs. John b. Till. on the sub
ject of the cabinet officers.
DR.. l.. e. Lewis. OF Emery, S. d.,
! spent SUNDAY with DR.. G. l.. Patrick.
Miss Laura Easton of Washington
Springs. came down this morning Tor
a brief visit with friends.
w. &. Upton arrived home y%ester-
f.dav from Pierre. where he had been
for several days watching the le2is-
latiye solons AZ work.
Charles lIoelscher will sell so
head of shorthand cattle al the
Mitchell sale pavilion Friday, Feb.
10.
Operations were performed at ST.
.Ioseph's hospital yesterday upon
Fred Pntnam of Mrtchell. pild Jacoh
Strause. of Marion Junction, 5 ID,
Glenn Doty, the ~15-year-old o OF
MI. and Mrs. j. Il. Doty, broke his
left collar bone when he slipped and
fell on the sidewalk near the corner
OF Second and Main street. Ike was
takcn into the city hall by c. X
Brady and Z. \. sullivan ii ms
tfather summoned. The lad was re
" ~ ..a.,r; n ~ ia ,rn,1 Ily n.
day.
Mayor A. f. Hitchcock left yester-
day for Ilinsdale, H.. where Mrs
:, Hitchcock has been since Deccmbef.
= Miss Helen Glynn. daughter of !.
4. Glynn, was operated upon for ap
: pendicitis yesterday at ST. Ioseph'
: hospital.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader: Com
!, pljmentary TO Mrs. w. a. Delaney
) who returns TO her home at Mitchell
Mesdames John and Con Toohc.
rave the last of their series Of partie:
Wednesday afternoon when they en-
e tertained six tables at 5o"' AT VA
Fihomc Of Mrs. John Toohey. As TN
Y result of the afternoon plasii
g Mesdames O. e. Scurr and J. T. ityal
itwon the laVorS. Soheluuine 'N.fi
itcrncon the hostess assisted BY Mr.
; y. e. Wagner aud Miss itnth wax
ncr, served the company a wy
course lunch at the small cara 'ao
lies on which the appointments Wcr
a completely carried out IN req an
q white.
, Born 10 MIR. and Mrs. Willard Mos
= on Friday. February u. a son.
The Lyle Washburn sale near f'ul
ton yesterday brought out II or Z"
!, largest auction crowds OF h seasci
THE bidding was spirited, with hls
y prices as a rule Horses sold up
~s212.50, with $40 and $50 eac
at the prevailing figure. Cows SOLD up !
$50. The total amount Of the sai
H.. was $4,000. Judge Brothers we're III
u auctioneers.