The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-20

l.eo. Husl is in oil lie road at
present aud is detained at home on
ccoualt 0f MS iluess.
y. II. Doyle arrived bone Saturday
evening from Vest Baden, Ina..where
he has oeen for several Weeks.
Prot. 7. a. Duncan left Tuesday
for Il trip to the south, visiting
al Pensacola, Fla, and other points.
Mus. j. Il. Kurt. who has been
VISITING with her sister. Mrs. N. A..
SGgIe, left tor her home ear Huron
tins %alteruUnn.
Elijah Tillotson. who has been
travelling Through Washington and
Idaho for the past six weeks, arrived
home Tuesday morning.
Miss Pearl Herring. who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mis-.
&. /. H0lSilire. on the south side, re-
TUNED To her home i'm Minneapolis.
5. 5. liatcly sailed Tuesday morning
from Boston on the steamer SaNonja
tor London, England, for "A visit with
relatives. He expects TO lie gone
several months.
y. b. German, who has a neat line
OF tailor goods in the Widmann. has
a new advertisement today, to which
we call your attention. Mr.. German
is making a reduction of price on
certain lines of goods
MIR. and Mrs. L. Paugh entertained
a small party of their friends at
their home Monday evening at sinch
and finch, which served to pass a de-
lightful evening. Dainty refresll-
ments were served and as an addi-
tional feature the guests were enter
tanned with some musical numbers.
MIR. and Mis-. C. A, Woodland
left Wednesday morning for Omaha,
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Woodman will travel fol-
a grocery house Of that city in the
future. They have made many
friends in Mitchell during their resi-
dence who will regret their depart
ure very much.
Sunday morning DR.. j. II. Dobson,
presiding elder, occupied the pulpit
in the Methodist church, delivering
his first sermon to a Mitchell audi
ence since his trasnfer TO the Mitch
ell district. Mr.. Dobson presenter
a strong sermon to his audience, and
it was n from which the hearers
could find something to better their
lives from a religious standpoint.
We received a copy OF the Madison.
Wis. Democrat, of recent date which
stated that Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Tur-
neaure of that city celebrated the
tiftieth anniversary of the marriage
Tuesday, Jan. 10, at which was pre-
sent twenty members of the family.
w. III. T%urneaure, of this city, was
present at the gathering. He expects
to return home in about three weeks.
Miss Clara a. Baker, the new pre-
ceptress arrived on Saturday and
began her work Monday. She i'm
presses one as a woman Of dignity,
poise and culture. She has an impos-
ing presence, a genial and kindly
spirit and the girls in the Hall are
expressing themselves as very much
pleased with their new friend She
has certainly the advantage of hav-
ing made a decidedly favorable i'm
preston.
Rev. L. W. Green, who was sent
here by Bishop Hare as the assistant
to Rev. Chas. Fl. Powell to fill ap.
pointments at Chamberlain and
Woonsocket i'm the Episcopal church,
occupied the pulpit in the local
church Sunday morning and evening
in the absence of MIR. Powell. Mr..
Green is an impressive speaker and
delivered Two excellent sermons.
The members of the church expressed
themselves as being highly pleased
with his efforts.
MIR. and Mrs. j. @. Anderson, OF
Chamberlain, passed through the
city Monday morning on their way
to Washington, d. G. MIR. Anderson j,
the bearer Of the electoral vote OF
South Dakota, viii III he SAYS must
get deposited with the president o.
the omitted States senate before tho
fourth Monday in January. The
electoral college will assemble heb. s
to declare the election OF President
Roosevelt.
Mrs. W. N. Brown, OF W~ocnsocKet
died in Chicago Monday night, a.
the result OF a surgical operation
which was performed about TIVE
weeks ago. 1t was supposed tina
Mrs. Brown vas on the road to re
covery, but evidently some compli
cation set in that caused her death
Mrs. Brown is the wife Of Repre-
sentative Brown, who is we'll knowr