The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-06

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Correctionvllle. Iowa, for the pass
two months and arrived home Mon.
day afternoon for ii mouths vacation
+. j West has put another closed
hack on the streets. having bought
a vehicle at Sioux Falls. This gives
Mitchell two good hacks for the
transportation Of passengers from
the trains.
Sunday Rev. Mr.. SurDeck was un.
able to ill his pulpit and Mrs. Sur
beck preached a most excellent sell
mon in his place. The singing was
furnished by Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID.
George, who also assisted in the
evening service.
Miss Clara Barlow spent Saturday
in the city and returned to Plankin-
ton on the afternoon train. Miss
Barlow is the assistant principal OF
the P%lankinton schools. having ac-
cepted the position a week ago. I'm
til then she had been clerking in
Winters dry goods store.
Saturday evening the Chase-Lister
co. closed its engagement in this
city at the opera house to a very
good audience, presenting Miss
Hursey From Jersey. a comedy
drama that is full of fun and the
company got out all there was in. it.
This company has made a good repu-
tation during the week it has been
here and with a new repertoire for a
return visit it would be heartily well
coined.
Rev. H. S. Wilkinson had an in
crease Of membership in the Metho-
dist church on the second Sunday Of
his passionate. He received five new
members by letter yesterday. Both
services Of the church were attended
oy large congregations, and the pas
tor interested the people with two
excellent discourses.
Captain and Mrs. Reep held
farewell services at the Saliva.
ton Army hall Sunday evening
and the address was delivered by
Rev. l.. II. John. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reep have had charge OF the Army
work for several months and it has
prospered under them. They left
Tvesday morning for Kansas points
for a rest before resuming their
'abors in Wisconsin.
The Chamberlain Register has the
following announcement that will be
interest to the friends OF the bride
this city: "a very quiet little
wedding took place at the NJ. E. par
on Sunday evening at I O'Clock.
Rev. j. G. Baker officiating. The
contracting parties were Stephen u.
and Mamie A. Markham. both
Richards, Buffalo county. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver will make their home at
Bailey in band county," The an
louncement will come with some sur
Prise to the friends in the city and
even her relatives we're not informed
the ceremony until apprised by
Fhe Republican. Some time ago Mrs.
took up a claim in Buffalo
near those Of her relatives and
las been out there the greater share
the time. Her friends will extend
heir hearty congratulations.
Rev. Herbert e. Frohock, the
new superintendent Of the Anti-Sal-
BON League Of the state, was given
IN opportunity to address two audi
ences in the city Sunday. In the
morning lie preached at the Baptist
church on 1.-The Citizen King" and
n the evening at the Congregational
church on 'Public Opinion and the
Traffic" In both addresses
Mr.. Frohock set forth son very ex-
suggestions along the line of
temperance work and he made a very
good impression on those who heard
him. lie handles his subjects in a
and judicious manner and be-
|ieveS that temperance work like re-
|igiOus work. should be carried on
the entire year. seeking 0 n -,
verts to the cause and making it
popular with the masses all the
Doubtless Mr.. trohock will
be heard in two other churches next
Sunday.