The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-27


Mrs lliau Ispsh vent To Fi4Fr4
sund here she VIII represen taa
local or IMITATION Of the Degree of
Honor tile state meeting there.
Mis- Gladys Reynolds and Haa j
Hayne d ut. Vernon. visited sat
urday Il the home of o. h. Browne in
this city
ID. i. yebitlow purchased tie Henry
Holshire property ON Fifth Aycuue
east and this summer he will build
a fine residence to cost $4,000 or tile
site. alr. Whitlow Who is a retired
farmer, recently moved 10 this city
from Beresford to educate his cail-
dren.
Fred Nimball, Ct Chicago, is in
Mitchell having come a few days
ago and he is having a fine time in
meeting With his friends of 20 and
% years ago. When they meet they
invariably go back to that period for
a talk OF the old times and wind up
with a comparison of the Mitchell
then and the Mitchell now.
At the Congregational church Sun
day morning Pastor Bowdish gave an
Interesting statement of the work of
the Congregational association,
which held it's annual meeting at
Sioux Falls last week. His statements
were supplemented by Mrs. Bowdish
concerning the missionary work and
by j. n. Grow, who spoke of the lay
men side of the meeting.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Craig Bowdish re-
turned Friday evening from Sioux
Falls where they have beer in atten-
dance at the meeting of the Congre-
, gational churches of South Dakota
This meeting was of considerable his
torical and religious moment, mark
ing as it did a great step forward il
the coordination of the work of the
i Congregational church in the state
1t was largely attended.
J Friday night the Elks had /;
splendid meeting when they initiated
twelve candidates into the order
There was a large number of Elk
out to the session and they enjoyed
the work that was put on vcry much
While the lunch was being prepared
by Caterer Mccarthy the Koolish or
chestra entertained the Elks witt
, some fine music and NJ. r. Tournie
sang a couple of selections that re
ceived the heartiest kind of appre
citation. 1t was a fine luncheon tina
Caterer Mccarthy put up and wa
enjoyed to the limit by the Elks.
In conversation with Bernley Hit
: concerning the peculiar case of TIL
alleged death of his brother concern
= ing the way in which his fathe
! thought the body of the unknowl
man killed in Kansas City May 8 wa
! that of his son., said that his fathe
= first heard of the death in readin
: the Kansas City papers, and such
: detailed description of his son wa
given, with the initials of r. H. o
+. his linen and other facts in connect
ion with the body that he did not 70
a moment think but what it was hi
q son. The remains laid in Kansas Cit
several days before the father saw tn
account in the paper.
Friday evening the juniors of Dakc
; ia Wesleyan University rendered thei
annual banquet to the senior class a
which there were about 35 present
q The tables We're very prettily decor
{. ated with flowers and in addition t
T the electric lights candles We're place
e at intervals along the tables. AC
dresses were made by several men
. bers of the classes, and the evenin
resulted in a social gathering whic
will long be remembered. Presiden
: Kerfoot made the closing speec
. with reference to class spirit. TIL
i 4 DullQuCL q uClu IL tIS Y
), the Methodist church. the ladies c
the church furnishing the refresl
. ments.
Y The %cleverest Imitation OF real col
l. fee ever made is DR.. Shops Healt
/ Coffee. 1t is fine in favor-and
d made in Just one minute. No tediou
e 20 or 80 minutes boiling. Made frol
n pure parched grains, malt, nuts. ct
1t Sample free. Diehl & Brown. Joe
y Lovinger.
The children of the late w. c. Ora
have al! been taken care Of. Saturda
y morning Burton, the eldest of thos
y here, took Lawrence and Grace t
is Sioux City to make their home wit
10 him. Burton has a position with
d manufacturing company and he hi
y secured a place with the same con
S. pany for Lawrence and Grace wi