The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-02

season. the ,frst to occur on March 9
in st. Mary's Episcopal church, and
to be followed on each successive
Thursday evening. The Very Rever.
end Dean Biller. dean of Calvary Ca,
thedral of Sioux Falls. will give the
sermons. The public is very cordial
ly invited to attend the services.
Miss Hazel Lotze, who has been
visiting with friends in the city. and
came up to take part in the perform
auce Of THE Union Depot for a
Day." returned to her home at Yer
million Monday morning.
Miss Jessie Taylor. who has been
clerking in Rathbun's grocery, de-
parted Sunday night for Walnut
Grove, Mimi, to visit with relatives
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Koepp, of
Prairie du Chen, Wis.,, arrived in the
city Monday a. M, to make a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Posey. The
ladies are former schoolmates and
have not met since their school days.
Loren Cass came home Saturday
night from his extended trip out to
Pacific coast points and places in
Canada.
Tporoino'c South Cila Coch Nyoo%
Market will open up for business on
Wednesday, March LIST, at 1913 south
Sanborn st. They will not run a de-
livery wagon but will, in quality and
price of their meats, make it an OBJ
ject for you to trade with them. Will
be pleased to have your patronage
and will guarante courteous and
prompt service.
+. Ross Hall and Miss Cornelia
Nourse were in a runaway accident
Monday a. M, which resulted in Mr..
Hall being hurt and the young lady
escaping any injury. They were driv-
ing out to the country school house
where Miss Nourse is teaching and
before getting out of town the horse
became frightened and ran away. He
turned into the guy wire of a tele
phone pole, and Mr.. Hall was thrown
from the buggy. He fell on his
head cutting a cash two inches long,
while he was bruised and hurt on the
arm and shoulder. He is reported
as feeling better this afternoon, after
his injuries were attended to by a
physician.
Gottlieb Scheurenbrand, Adolph
Scheurenbrand, August Groeber, and
Mr.. Kobes returned home from their
trip to Chicago, where they attended
the convention of the Cement Work.
ers and Manufacturers convention.
They stated that the convention was
a revelation in the new machinery
that is being made for the use of
cement, and that n could hardly !,
imagine to what fine uses cement can
be put until the product of some Of
the machines is seen.
Mr.. Scheurenbrand stated that he
n machine which produced a &C.
ment marble that was practically as
good as the real stuff. G.. Scheuren-
brand bought some new machinery
to add to his cement plant in the
earstern part of the city.
j.. P. Nugent, of Harper, Kansas,
and Mrs. Albert Doughty, of Chap
pell, Neb., arrived in the city Mon
day, being called here by the serious
illness Of their mother, Mrs. Nugent,
who is making her home with her
Mrs. F. A. Craft. A short
time ago Mrs. Nugent scratched her
hand and blood poison followed, and
her advanced age, wei 81 years,
is proving serious.
E. S. Keen, the ex-sheriff Of Han
son county, will move here from Al
exandria in a short time. He has
bought some property and will erect
house costing $4,000. The Alexan-
dria Herald complains that too many
people from that town are moving to
Mitchell, and suggests t'at n move
be started to replace the lost
number by having others move in
from some eastern places.
The music committee of the Meth
odist church has arranged for a pipe
organ recital on Monday, March 49,,
and the parsonage secured for that
occasion is none other than Mr.. Clar-
ence Eddy, of New York. who is adj
the leading pipe organ player
Of this country. 1t is quite fortunate
the committee was able to make
a date with Mr.. Eddy during his west
ri tour, which a accomplished
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received up to April 5th,