The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-25
Prom Mondays Daily

ll'rom Mondays Dai!y.-
Judge O: c. Thompson officiatcd
at the marriage OF Thomas Linda
and Miss Stella Perry, both of Plank
inton, at the court house on Satur-
day afternoon.
One of the most attractive signs
ON Main street has just been install
ed by The Diehl Drug company. The
sign is OF colored glass. arranged in
three tiers, and when Illuminated on
Saturday evening presented a most
ornate appearances, fully in keepln&
with the new furnishings. OF the
store.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to John Austin Benson. of Eat
ton. and Miss Mary Elizabeth Rich
ards. of Spencer, to Thomas Linda
land Miss Stella Perry, both OF Plank
inton, and TO Pearl l.. Stabler. oil
Uavclock. la. and to Miss lura j.
Blodgett, of Mitchell.
Funeral services were held al d
O'Clock yesterday Afternoon at INC
George +. King home, four miles
northwest OF Mitchell, for Miss l<ath-
arylie Hammond. The deceased. a
resident OF Spencer. Ia, had beer
visiting her sister. Mrs. King, and
died Sunday after an illness of two
weeks. DIR. J. S. lioagland. pastor oil
the First Methodist Episcopal churcf
conducted the services. Two solos
We're sung by Guy Morse. The re
mains were taken TO Spencer TINS
morning by MIR. and Mrs. II. g. Ham
mond. parents of the deceased, and
Mrs. King.
4. w. Ransom. who recently NOV
ed to Mitchell from Watertown to
become manager of Tie South Dakota
Educator company, buying out the IN
terest of l.. A. Pope, has purchase
the Henry Schultz residence at So1
Fast Fifth avenue, Mr.. and Mrs
schultz are planning TO leave scol
for California to make then home
o.. Nj. Wright and Antoine Schill
ing today took possession of the II
j. Peterson meat market at IL
Main street. Both of the new owner
are from Flandreau and have an
nounccd that they will operate :
market that is first class in every
:. respect. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright reside
AT 512 West Third avenue,
Because OF the derail1nchi OF IN
train neal Jefferson, S. D.. about "
O'Clock yesterday morning, the ai'er
noon passenger from the south, NO
was abandoned. The accident VA
caused by a broken rail, hui no car
went in the ditch nor were any pass
eneers injured. The night train wa
i sent from Sioux City via Alton an'
uawarden. la, to Elk Point and the
, 10, Mitchell on the regular route.
, At a meeting called by the Soplio
: more class oil Dakota Wesleyan ott
:. lrdav afternoon for the purpose o
!. electing the officers for the Tumble
: weed" to be published by the juno
: class next year, Herbert Allen VA
s elected editor-in-chief, and Ward NJ
lis business manager. h book
a nut out by the junior class
and considerable honor is attached
!. l1hosc who are in charge OF the pun
: iication. as the entire management
in their charge. Only the two heao
of the '"Tumbleweed" were elected =
the meeting Saturday, as the remaii
der of the staff will be named al
later date by the editor-in-allei.
Mrs. A. j. Harmon, go East Sc
end avenue. will entertain Bahd M
6 of the Catholic Ladies Altar s.
h ciety. from 2:3o to 500 O'Clock tt
d morrow AFTERNOON. Visitors are we
colme.
MI Miss Helene Basset returned Ia
al evening to her home AT Aberdee
IS latter a weeks visit in Mitchell as u
is guest of Miss Marguerite Andeiso
Mrs. Frank Rhodes and her daus
II. ter, Miss Gasaie Rhodes, returned
n Mitchell Saturday, after spending
e. week in Sioux Falls as the guests
ay Mrs. j. j. De Jarnette.
j, Word has ben received from b.
SCHROEDER, who moved with MS la
es ily from Mitchell to Capillion, Ne
rn three weeks ago. that he opened
ok bank in that citNon Saturday WI
nc . GOOD business and encourage
tic prospects. The loss Of the Schroee
lly family was greatly regretted by !
people of Mitchell. Mr.. Schroet
no at 1901 East Third avenue TO a