The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-06

Next Sunday moruing ut ,he city
hall RtN. ii. >. WilkinsoM Will
preach on the theme, 'sThe Working
man and the Church"
VIM. Nation left Monday for Butte
Montana. whpie he has accepted a
position as first assistant yard master
for the G., n.
Mrs. e. T. Grnnell departed Tues
day for Usage, Iowa, where she
will spend several weeks visiting
with her father and other relatives
and friends.
Frank Temple, who is connected
with the Bottling Works. left Tuesday
morning for his old home at Mans
field, Ohio, where he will visit
several weeks.
b. M. Johnston went to Mime
apolis MONDAY evening to attend the
Minnesota state fair during the
week. Bert says he wants to see
Dan Patch beat that record of ! ;55.
Rev. a. w. Bell went to Yankton
Tuesday to attend the conyen-
ton of the Episcopal clergy, which
will be under the direction of bishop
Hare. MIR. Bell will retuIn to the
city Friday evening and on Sunday
will resume services in st. Mays
church after a vacation of over Il
month.
Fl. G. Preston came home Tuesday
morning from Minneapolis, and
Monday attended the state fair. He
said lie saw Dan Patch atten pit to
lower his record in the afternoon
and it was a magnificent sight to see
the great horse pace his mile, during
which his picture was taken to be
used in the moving picture shows.
Charles Webber is the champion
of the Central Tennis club, the. finals
icing played Off between himself and
r. e. Cone. in which Webner won
it, in three stralghts sets by a score
OF 81, 81. 6-3. The tournament
has been d good thing for The lor
the players as it has brought them
into stronger play in competition.
A freight wreck occurred on tho
Milwaukee road between Tulare and
Redtield Monday afternoon in which
a large engine and seven cars were
derailed with nobody hurt. 1t helc
the north passenger in the evening
so long that it did not reach Aber-
deem until I O'Clock this morning,
1t was necessary to build a tracE
around the wreck so that train!
could get by.
Mrs. e. S. Johnston and children
departed Monday afternoon fol
Quinn, out on the North Western
extension, In Butte county, wher,
they will join MIR. Johnston, whit
has been located there for some time
Mrs. Johnston has made a grea
many friends in Mitchell during al
the years she has lived here and the,
will wish the family the best Of Sue
cess out on their plains home.
George ArneSon, who Was out will
a hunting party up in Jerauld count
returned home Tuesday. Will
the hunting was good and the part,
secured a fine bag, Mr.. Arneson me
with quite a serious accident. II
preparing tent pegs for their cam,
he accidentally drove the ak into tb,
muscles Of his leg just above tn
knee, inficting a very severe wount
which will lay him up for some time
Rev. and Mrs. M. f. Abraham
departed yesterday for Minneapolis
where they expect to remain for th,
benefit Of Mrs. Abraham's health
and were accompanied by Mrs. Scher
err. Previous to their departure til
ladies of the English Lutheran
church aid society gave a surpris
for Mrs. Abraham. at which ligh
i refreshments were served and til
aides presented her with sever
tokens OF their appreciation. Mr.
Abraham was the pastor Of th
Lutheran church fol- a number O
years.
, The Mems Club OF the First Pres
byterian church held their regula
monthly social and business meeting
in the church on Monday evenin
which was we'll attended. The meet
ing was presiued over by 'rboma
Fullerton, president OF the Club
After a song by the congregation
Miss ELLA Preston sang She re
sponded to an encore. Then followe'
an instrumental duet by Messrs
Hitchcock and Morgan, who wer
recalled. An original reading b
Rev. T. J.. Macmurray was encore
and he responded with a bumorou
selection. The male quartette, con