The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-03-14

made her home with her brother has
many friends in this city and IN the
county. MIR. and Mrs. Davies have
the congratulations and best wishes
of many friends.
\ beautiful new gift of pulpit fur
niture has been presented to the
First Methodist Episcopal church
and will be put in place this week.
The set consists OF three chairs, BIZ
BILE desk and Sacramento table.
They are of best quality and har-
monte finely with the design of the
auditorium. The Official Board of
the Church at their meeting last
night ordered $50 new chairs to
meet the demands of the Sunday
School.
H. c. Preston has been agreed up
ON as one of the judges on Il joint
debate between Yankton college and
Hamline University of ST. Paul, in
the discussion of the question That
the several ate should enact laws
providing for the popular recall of
Judges The debate Will take place
on April %.
An interesting social event took
place Monday at 4 p. NJ. at the
First Methodist Episcopal church
when MIR. Ray Vincent was married
TO Miss Nina Ellsworth, the otticiat-
ing clergyman being the pastor of
the church, Dir. Hoagland. The
young people We're attended by Miss
.Addie Davis and Mr.. Harry Allbee.
The wedding party drove IL in the
country and took their wedding sup
per with the brides folks. They
leave today for their future home at
%Luverne, Mimi. where the groom is
a prosperous business man. The
bride is a we'll known young lady
living in the neighborhood OF River
side. Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent are
we'll known in the city.
The Salem Special states that Ar
thus c. Miller has moved to that
city and leased a home in the south
ern part of town and will make his
home there with his family in the
future. MIR. Miller is an auNctioncd.
and has cried quite a few s"ucCcsstu.
sale in this county.
Sprinr. the house cleaning time.
your system needs cleaning as we'll:
YOU may battle and be clean eNter-
nally, but your whole system needs
a purifier and tonic to prepare il, for
the full enjoyment OF life; there IS
just II remedy that will do the
work-Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea, it puts new life into the whole
body, soc. Tea or Tablets. j.. II.
Ferris.
\ wedding occurred at the Pres
byterian Manse Thursday afternoon
at i:30 O'Clock in the marriage of
Mr.. Floyd j. Blivin. of Paynesville.
Mimi, and Miss Rosetta d. Hausel, of
Iitchfield, Mimi, both young people
coming here to have their marriage
vows consumated. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Henry Sny-
der. and the welded couple departed
on the afternoon train for the home
of the groom in North Dakota TO
make a visit before settling down in
Minnesota. Mr.. Blivin is a travelling
representative for the Gold Dust
Twins.
The knights of COLUMBUS have
moved into their new quarters, the
room formerly Occupied by the
Elks, and it will afford an excellent
club room for the members. The
apartments have Il fine large lodge
room, there is Il billiard and pool
loom we'll equipped and a room for
cards, while in the front there is a
reading and reception room. The
knights have a membership of 4l5,
With about $50 resident members.
Sunday, May -, the knights will
initiate Il class, which will be the
largest vel ever held in knights
existence in this city. 1t is expected
that fully 400 visitors will be in the
city on that day, and at the close OF
it a banquet will be served in the
city ball.
Languid. yawning people. always
tired, without vim and vigor, no APP.
petite. can't digest the food they eat
tongue always coated, constipated
out of sort all the time. with head.
aches and bodily aches and pains
bad breath, sallow complexion, Min.
tels germs in Your system, neeC
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
Greatest Spring Purifier. j. III. Fer
ris.