The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-17

MIS-. Sever Grundlan has been
visiting with Mrs. Kanoutf- Hinckley
and returned home to Mason City,
Iowa, Monday.
Q. Il. Litchfeld went to Mime
apolis Monday evening to attend the
convention OF the Northwest
L%nmbermens' Association.
L0ST-Gold bracelet with name
Elva Cofin engraved inside. Return
to This office and receive reward.
Mrs. Vite. VINO resides on San
born street, is reported to be very i'll
With pneumonia, and that there are
small hopes Of her recovery.
The advance representative for
1.-The District Leader vas here
making arrangements for the APP
pearancc of that musical comedy on
Jan. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. III. Belts went
over to Alexandria TUESDAY, morning.
Their little granddaughter, daughter
of Mr.. aud Mrs. Percy s.nltn, is
seiiouly i'll.
A b. Rowley has been attending
to som" business here relating TO the
sale OF his farm northeast of town,
and returned home to Wabash. Ind,
Tuesday morning.
w. III. Conyes has a half page adj
vertisement today calling attention
to the great reductions that he is
making on certain lines of goods i'm
bis clothing store. Read the adver-
tisement over carefully.
Judge Frank b. Smith, Court
Stenographer Boyles, T. j. Spangler
and j. l.. Hannett returned home
Tuesday morning from Woonsocket,
circuit court having finished its
business and was adjourned by the
judge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Harker and Will
Harker arrived Thursday via the
Omaha road from Los Angeles, CAL,
being Summoned here by the very
serious condition of j. G. Harker.
They left there Sunday evening and
made a quick trip, Fortunately en-
countering no delays on the road.
DR.. Nicholson made a trip through
Yellowstone Park a year ago last
Summer. and he has arranged an
interesting lecture on the beauties
a d magnificent grandeur of the
natural scenes in that country. To-
morrow evening he will deliver the
lecture at the college chapel. and the
scenes will be illustrated with a
powerful ~stereopticon.
AT the Wednesday evening meeting
In the Baptist church the plan Of
holding a series OF revival meetings
soon was considered and all present
heartily fa7ored the arrangement
An effort will be made TO secnr
Rev. }. e. Conant, pastor Of the
Chicago Avenue Baptist church, Of
Minneapolis. Mimi. as the preacher
for such meetings Mr. Corant will
begin a series of meeting in the
Baptist church Of Sioux Falls, S. D.,
on Jan. 20 and if secured for meet
ings in mitchell, lie will come here
directly f1om Sioux Falls and will
thus be able to commence the work
about Feb. 3
The Rev. Mr.. Jenney spoke We'd
nesday night at the Congregational
church on "The Door Is Closed", to
a very %appreciatlve audience. He
went on to speak Of the five wise
aud the five foolish virgins. The
wise were prepared to enter the door
when it was open. but the foolish
were not. In reality they closed the
door against themselves. Thus it is
through life for the individual. God
is constantly opening beautiful doors,
but each one enoers or closes them
himself. All of Gods doors are the
best doors. There are other days
AID each enters or closes them biul-
self.
The decorating committee in
charge of the Charity Ball is doing
some very clever work with the
beautiful decorations they have
secured for the big event of tile sea-
son Thursday evening. The interior
appearance OF the lower part of the
auditorium has been completely
changed by the lavish decorations
and one will think they have stepped
into d fairy woodland. All other
details OF the ball will be in COM
plete harmony with the decorations
and "a most enjoyable evening can be
anticipated. All the room possible
will be reserved for the dancers and
doubtless the balcony viii be filled
with spectators.
j. L. Harker died Thursday at 80
q. n. o'clock after an illness of a little