The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

LDLHl. NEWo huIlo
For t;-e and .ornado insurance Sc,
g.. 2 Hs,hb0n. ageni FOR the Roga.
usnranec 90
poinset,iaz, Tic stare aou.er OF
'a!ito.nia. For tae FIRST time We
~ ! ttese ID Dcts They arc iGcal
i1li@tia5 plants. WIZ. be a blaze
a. or.l iaut !tG. We haze them at
cents 10 $5.9e each. Select
ycals nov ~ Christmas te.iseiy.
The NGwburN.i.
Nj. Farmer; Will trade a fne
residence. new ard modern in hes:
residencc distric, Of Sioux City Cor
81 farm, raw land or Improved. .AG-
less Owner, 1915 Jennings st
sioux City, Iowa.
At the meeuing OF the W. X. C..
Friday afternoon the rest CT the Of
tosrs fo. 1he ensuing year wcYr
famed. The entire list Of officials is
given. President. Mrs, Claia a. III
l:en2; senior vice, Mrs. Maggie kel-
'9y, junior vice. Mrs. Mary Roica:
reasurer, Mrs. Emily silsby; chap
h; in. NJ, Marry Eobb; ,ouGuctor,
Mrs. Mary IledI,u; guard, Mrs Ella
Wood; lelegates to department con
vention 20 be held in Mitchell next
June, M~esdames. Daniels. Weller.
krcigtr. Saul, Abbey. Darling and
Rogers: a%iterrates. Mcsdamcs
Shj1k Bradley, Kelley, Zimmerman,
'1eddcn, Snow, Kintigil. Acknowl-
cdgment was received from Interior
FOR Ike s.hocl flag sen by the local
ocIus-H'i5ra Weller, correspondent
The Rev. ". ii. Morgan. d. ~
of Newark, n. j., preached in tht
First Mcthoaist church sundns
morning and Yves listened to witt
pleasure bv a greet congregation. H.
the evening DR. Hoagland gave the
first sermon in the popular series
The Modern Church and Vital
Questions" The special subject was
Jesus and Women and MARRIAGE
The audience was the largest thus
far in the series although many ot
tie University students that always
attend We're in a meeting by them
selves in the college chapel. Thl
fine special music by the choir di-
organ recital by Prof. Loudenbacl
added interest to the service. Thu
attendance of the Sunday Schoo
sunday WIS over Coo. 1t was an
nounced that the apparatus for The
gymnasium had arrived and woulc
be put in Place imme lately. The
rastor welcomed members into
The church at the close of the morn.
jig sermon.
Christmas presents at bargain
prices. Our stock in all sizes O,
Boston, Piersonii, and Whitmarni
ferns, asparagus plumosa and spren'
gctii. They are the very fines,
plants We ever offered. Select the
best one now fer Christmas delivery
The Newburys.
Friday afternoon Mrs. w. S. Nc
Grath entertained the members O
the Busy Dozen at her home, OF
Seventh Avenue east, the time be
ing spert with fancy work, and al
the memlers were present. The pro
gram was lead by Mrs. a. a. Web
EFT an., airs. L. A. Loomer. Late
in the afternoon refreshments wor'
s irei, TIE hostess being assisted b.
Mrs. Mcliugh and Mss Mae Nc
Grath. The next meeting will b,
he'll with Mrs. Frank P~orteous. 90,
Fourth Avenue west, Jan. ).
Miss Hilda Smith and Edward c
ColtsauS were married Thursda,
morning at $50 O'Clock at the Hol,
Family church, the ceremony bein,
performed by Rev. G.. L. O'Flaherty
The bride wore a gown of whit,
silk. and carried . bouquet Of pinl
and White carnations. Thew wer
~:ttsndod b. Miss Victoria Colteau
%ad 9eEro'd BurTight. y weddin.
breakfast IA served at the close o
lie c rcmony, which was attenGe,
Gy tue immediate relatives.
De;f .nEer is making an especiall,
Hne record in tie way of weather
not in years has there been ten day
CT tin.r weather in the last month o
tho .Iar than tho +cr ushtcb nov.