The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-09-23

Mrs. George CeSsford left Monday
morning for Minneapolis 20 remain
the rest OF the week.
Clarion u. HARDY left this morn.
ing for Evanston. III, to resume his
studies OF eiocution in the North
western University lie viii tinisl,
this year.
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nr. Lcona Dix stopped over a few
DAYS with relatives and friends in
Mitchell while EN- route to Aberdeen
flom the Yankton fair. She left on
the afternoon train Monday.
Lee Wolgclnuth came down from st.
Paul Sunday morning for a vacation
OF two weeks which he will spend
with his parents. Mrs. Wolgemuuo
and the baby came a week ago.
Prof. Gilliland, of Dakota Unlver-
sity, occupied tile pulpit in the Bap-
list church Sunday morning and
evening in the absence of Rev. T. j..
Giblett. who was in Sioux Falls to
preach.
Harry Weeks returned Saturday
evening to begin hls studies at the
University. During the summer he
has been engaged in Sunday school
organization work in Charles Mix
county.
The city council held a special
meeting Saturday evening to act on
the petition for a saloon license for
the Widmann hotel. The license was
granted, The appropriation ordin-
ance was also passed at the same
meeting.
A. j. Wooledge and wife returned
Friday from their trip to the G.. q.
4. encampment at Boston. They
spent several weeks at LAFAYETTE,
N. Y, and report a pleasant time
throughout.
Misses Maud Ferris and Marjorie
Ruth left Saturday for Oberlin, Ohio,
where they will enter the conselva-
tory Of music OF that great college.
They will visit at several points en-
route and expect to reach Oberlin
next week.
The Armour Chronicle-Tribune
says that 81. II. johnson has been
out to Denver to see his daughter,
Mrs. Fred Adams, who was taken
there for the benefit OF her health.
He reported Mrs. Adams to be i'm
proving sslowly.
Mrs. E. Robson left this morning
for Albion, Iowa, called there by the
sudden death OF her daughter, Mrs.
j. Rocsch, which occurred Sunday.
She had been sick but a short time
and Mrs. Rolston received a letter
Sunday morning stating her daugh-
ter was better. She leaves a hus-
band and two daughters to mour
her loss. The daughters are at pres
ent in Portland, Ore.
Rev. Chas. Powell gave his audi
ence his second lecture at the Epjs-
copal church Sunday evening to a
GOOD congregation. 1T was on "Real
Heroes" presenting JOHN Howard,
%Savanarola and st. Paul as men who
had devoted their lives and talents
for the benefit OF humanity in an
effort to make conditions IN the var
ious walks OF life easier to bear. Mr..
Powell expects TO continue these
Sunday evening lectures at intervals
during the winter months.
Sunday evening Rev. John l..
Scaton, the new teacher of science
on the faculty of Dakota University,
occupied the pulpit IN the Methodist
church, delivering a sermon ON '.'rlle
Good Shepherd" MI. Seaton is a
polished speaker and presents his
thoughts clothed in fine language.
The sermon was very much applc-
ciated. During the service Miss Jul
liza Nanderstien, of Huron, sang a
soprano solo that was full of rlchness
and power. Sne has a very sweet
voice CT wide range and dramatic
quality.
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