The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-23

SaJuIudS W dLleIlu w SOluC DuSl-
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Bailey moved
Friday in the Garrett residence on
First Avenue west.
N. Noble, of Ccnterville, was in
the city for a day or two and re-
turned home Saturday morning.
Mrs. Frank Gibbs went to McGreg
or. Iowa, Friday morning to make a
visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wilkinson
went to Lennox Saturday morning to
remain vel Sunday with their chlld-
rem.
Miss Eta Elliott, who has been
visiting with Mrs. B. NJ. Johnston,
left Monday for her home at
Chicago,
I. j. spangler went to Armour
Monday to attend the session
of circuit court and will appear as
attorney. in a case.
A. Schultz, of Sleepy Eye, Mimi,
has been visiting his sister. Mrs. w.
III. Wilkinson, and returned hon.
Saturday morning.
Miss Grace Smith. the principal of
the LetclleI schools, arrived home
Monday to remain during the vaca-
| tiOn of two weeks.
The W. II. c. donated sl5 to the
Woman's Library Association. 1T is
hoped that other organizations will
give as liuelally TO TINS worthy cause.
Geo. l.. y. Thompson, of st.
Paul, a travelling passenger agent for
the PENNSYLVANIA Lines, was in the
city Monday looking up some Florida
business.
Prof. Il. +. Otto went out to Wes-
sinqton Springs Monday afternoon.
This is the closing week of the fall
term of the Washington Springs Sem
mary and the professor Will give a
recital with his class on one .-of the
evenings.
L. j. Spangler arrived home Satur-
day morning from a business trip to
| Woonsocket and .Artesian. At the
former place he had some legal mat
tiers to attend TO before the circuit
court.
Chas. DeMarras. who has heen in
charge of the Edwards Wood x Co.
Office for several months, went to
Minneapolis, Friday evening to take
a position in the home office. His
| place is taken by Mr., Slosson.
Co. ID gave a dancing party in the
city hall Friday evening, the music
which was furnished by the North
western Harp Orchestra. Though
not largely attended the party vas
very much enjoyed by those present.
Miss Gold Corwin. the travelling
SECRETARY for the y. w. G. A., ar
rived home Saturday for the holi-
days. She has been in North Dakota
for the past month meeting with the
various societies aud attending the
state convention Of the association.
a lowing contest was held at the
Nermilyea alleys Friday evening be-
tween the regular team and a picked
up team. The regulars were Ray
Branson, ELTON Mckinley, Jos. Yer
milyea. Vim: Saul and Cutbbert
Smith. The pickups were e. L. Yer
milyea. Will Dodsun. Richard Welch,
Harry Hedden and Fred Tobin. The
regulars won the match, bowling
4,0SS pins to 3,9l2 for the pickups.
Judge Smith and Court Stem
%ographer Boyies returned from Noon
socket Friday evening on the
freight, having been up their to hold
a term of circuit court. The bust
ness was flushed Jtriday. The session
was terminated rather suddenly by
the cIiminal cases being disposed OF
in the way of the offenders pleading
guilty. j. II. Hopkins and W. II.
Rogers. who We're bound over to the
circui, term for selling Intoxicating
liquors at retail without a license,
did not put up a fight and agreed tic
quit the business entirely if they
! were shown a little linenecy. Mayor
Ramsey, who is pushing the fight
against them, said that would satisfy
him and they were fined 800 by the
court.
Friday evening a debating contest
was held at the Univerity between
representatives of the Daedalians and
the-Kappi Pi Phi societies. The sub
ject for debate was Resolved, That
the tendency of labor unions, for the
last twenty years, has been detrim-
entail to the best interests of the
country. Supporting the affirmative
side of the question was ..Messrs.
Gould, Laurson and Seaman, of the
Kappas, and the negative side was
presented by Messrs. Evans, Mccoy
and Gust of the Daedailans. The de-
ciSion OF the judges. Messrs. r. G..