The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-10
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN I'M
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Geo. A. Silsby went to Rockford,
III, Tuesday to attend to some tusi-
ness matters.
Frank Weller departed tuesday
for q trip of three weeks out to
points IN colorado.
For Sale, $50 bushels of cora in
crib or the southeast quarter OF sec
zion s-lo3-6l. Kelley Laud Co
A. II. Belts departed Wednesday
Tor Milwaukee,. Wis. on. tile re-
ceipt OF a telegram announcing the
deaf OF his father.
Geotee ~. Judge, tile manager
OF the llamm Brewing Co. went out
to Ripid City tuesday evening to
attend to some business matters for
The company.
Edward Woods, Of York Neb.,
arrived in the city a few days ago to
make a visit Of several weeks with
his brother, Chas. G. Wood, of the
Mitchell Clothing Co.
Miss Jeanette ana Arthur Smith
and Howard Rev left Monday even
ing for Faribault, MIMI, to take up
their school work again. They we're
accompanied by Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM.
M. Smith ard SON.. Richard.
MIR. and Mrs. D. Koch and
children departed Wednesday via
the Milwaukee road for Cresco,
Iowa, being called there by the SER
ions illness of Mrs. Knch's father,
who is not expected to live.
Governor Crawford, Robert Vessey
candidate for governor, and w. G.
Cook were In the city. They
left on the afternoon train for towns
west OF the river, where the govern
Or is scheduled to speak.the rest of
the week.
MIR. and Mrs. W. e Robson and
Percy Fulllnwider arrived in the CITY
Saturday afternoon from Cincinnati,
OHIO. where they spent Their
vacation days. Not very many OF
the University faculty left the city
during the holiday season.
The Twentieth Century Club re.
su,ned its winter work Monday after.
noon, when 1t met with Mrs. Geo.
M. Rowley after a vacation of two
weeks. After the close of the pro.
gram the members enjoyed a social
hour and light refreshments were
served.
The county commissioners were
kept busy Wednesday in allowing
bills. In the afternoon at l O'Clock
the board drove out to the poor farm
to make an inspection of the prop
erty, which is under the manage
ment OF Will V. Miner. He expects
to give up the farm this year, and
move to his claim out near Rapid
City. There are several applicants
for the management of the county
farm.
Funeral services were held ovel
the remains of L.. l.. Clark, who died
at Chamberlain Monday after an i'll.
ness of consumption. The services
were held in Odd Fellows hall al
Ii O'Clock Wednesday, and were
largely attended by the Odd Fellows
and friends. Mrs. Asa Dodd conduct.
ed the services for the Christian
Science Society, and two solos were
rendered by Mrs. Charles G. Woods.
At the cemetery the Odd Fellows CAV
their rites. The deceased leaves a
wife and two children to mourn his
loss.
The meetings at the Congr egational
church continue to grow IN interest
and In attendance. The Rev Mr..
Jenney spoke Tuesday night on the
love Of God and o. Christ as evident
In the life, work, sacrifice and SUI
OOouS. HID IupU Mlp0C
know this love which was toward
men. Mr.. Jenney has a quiet, earn.
est way with him which appeals tn
all that is best and nohlest IN tho
individual. He has no freaks to
bring out that he may gather a
crowd. But be has the truth which
vitality appeals to the thoughtful
people ane which is satisfying to the
sincere seeker of spiritual life.
There will be no afternoon service
Thursday, but In the evening at 1880
Maurice w Jencks. the a anaper
OF the Gale theatre. writes his local
manager, E. j. Evans, that he has
been able to secure control of the
New Theatre In Sioux Falls. having
signed up the contract Saturday
evening. Mr.. Jencks gets possession
OF the house Feb. l. With the
acquisition of the Sioux Falls theatre
Mr.. Jencks will have three theatres
IN close proximity where he can hook
tile best affracfiOpc tI,ot