The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Roselle Dillon hav,
been visiting with Mrs. r. R. Sau
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Rush TO
several weeks and returned home tt
Fort Dodge, Iowa, this morning.
Mrs. w. II. Flynn and .Irs. ]. H
Ferris went out to Faith Ihursda,
ip. M, Mrs. Flynn to resume her res
idence on her claim and Mrs. Fer
ris to visit her daughter, Wauneta
who is living on a claim near Faith
Mrs. George Ferguson and Mrs
Verne Doyle departed this Afternoon
for their claims in the vicinity of Ed,
son, in the western part of the state
They expect to prove up on their LAND
in about three months.
Miss Queen Stout has been visit
ing with Miss Roxena B%utterield fol
several weeks and Wednesday left fol
Eagle Grove, Iowa, for a visit with
friends and from there she will &c
south to spend the winter with hel
parents. who are in Florida at the
present time.
Four days ago Jacob G%uenthne1
brought his little son here from
Bridgewater and placed him in the
hospital. The boy had been having
ispasms for twelve days, and he was
in a very serious condition when
brought to Mitchell. The little fell
low died thursday evening and the
father took the remains home This
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Slade arrived
home Friday evening from their
bridal trip to Milwaukee and Chica-
6 . They were married at Elk Point
last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Slade will
be at him in apartments in the Koch
new fiat building. which they had
furnished and ready for housekeeping
on their arrival in the city. They
have been receiving. the 5~congratula-
tions of their friends.
Rev. Mr.. MacCaIlum, who is speak
ing in the state at the present time,
was the speaker Sunday afternoon at
the opening meeting of the Y. M. C.
A. Previous to the address Prof.
Hohson and his chorus choir sang a
selection that was much appreciated
by the hundred men who were gath
cred there. The speaker was intro
duced by A. 7. Downey, after some
Introductory remarks We're made by
Secretary Whitaker. Mr.. NlacCallum
spoke on the subject of "Flashlights
on the ~Fogbanks." He is an earnest
and interesting speaker, n his SER
mon covered d wide range of thought.
Miss Belle NOLAN, who has been
employed in the home of w. r.
Wednesday at st. Joseph's hospital.
FNlSG N uyN =, woe, S11 f1~ a -,o~l-
with an attack of heart trouble which
dav she suffered a hemorrhage OF the
suited in her death. Her father,
James Mohan, and sister. Mamie Mo-
han. of LeMars, were with her and
tonight will accompany the remains
to LeMars. where funeral services
will be held.
Mrs. w. M. Herbert entertained a
party of thirty lady friends Wednes-
d2y afternoon at bridge whist, there
being five tables at play, and which
resulted in great pleasure for the
guests. The head prize was award
ed to Mrs. Louis e. Beckwith. and
the consolation prize to Mrs. j. M.
Wood. Refreshments were served
at the end of play. and the hostess
was assisted by Mrs. mona Ball,
Mrs. Charles a. Bower. mrs. w. c..
Metcalf, and Mrs. r. j. Lamme. The
par.y was given in homer of Mrs. J..
c. Harker. Of Oakland. Neb.. who is
visiting in the city with friends.
The Aberdeen News contains the
announcement CT the death of Mrs.
S. j. Dix, which occurred at the home
OF her granddaughter, DR.. Leona Dix,
in Aberdeen, Wednesday. Oct. S. The
elderly lady has been in poor health
all summer and last week she COM
menced to fail. DR.. Geo. P. Dix was
here Fridav last and was called home
that evening by the illness Of his
mother. The funeral services were
held in the Congregational church
morning and the remains
were taken back to Columbus, Wis,
for interment. being accompanies by
DR.. Dix, Julian Dix, Of Toponish,
Wis. and Mrs. Jennie Glasee, of
Escanaba, Mich. The deceased lady
had many warm friends in Mitchell,
who will regret to hear of her death,
fer she lived here a number OF years
with her scr. Mrs. Dix was 81 years
Oh at the time Of her death. I
When DR.. j. o. Dobson preached
Sunday morning in the Gale Theater
it was his final sermon as the district
superintendent Of the Mitchell dis
trict of the Methodist church. and 1t
was al especially strong one. His
subject was THE Fullness# of Power
applying 1t particularly to the young
and women coming out of col
leee. DR.. Dobson expects to leave
after the Conference session
Is over with for Mt. Vernon. Iowa. to
begin his work in helping to raise the
dollar endowment fund for
Cornell conege. His work will he
confined to the members OF the alum
nj If the institution who are scat
from coast to coast. DR.. Hoag-
land occupied the pulpit in the even-
Prof. Hobson's large chorus
choir presented some fine music at
both services. and the theatsr was
both morning and night. The
will be ready for occupancy
this week. |