The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-11-12

Y0ung Wowan,s.C Christian Association
OF Dakota Wesleyan, Thursday after
noon in h escollege chapel, His sub
ject was Glasses and Value of Per
sonal Work
r. n. Holsaple, superintendent o
the Antf-Saloon League, has gone Il
Lincoln, Nebraska, to assist In q. biz
Anti-Saloon league Field Day on
Sunday. Prof. HI. ]. Jones will speak
for the league on Sunday at Andovel
and Bristol; Mr.. p. H. McBeth al
Alexandria, and Mr.. Frank Mitchell
at Davis.
The Franchise league met at the
Lefty hall Friday afternoon and made
plans to continue the Organization
as a. Civic Study club. taking up a
course in political economy. Meet
ings will be held the second Tues
day Of every month to which all the
women of the city are invited The
treasurer's report shows money on
hand sufficient to pay all, outstand-
ing bills and leave a small surplus in
the treasury.
The pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal church calls special iattenr
Ition to the attractive program OF
Sunday morning and evening wor-
ship. The sermon subjects, the mus
fcal programs, the welcome Of the
new members and some features of
the Sunday school program which
promise to make the day notable.
Official Board members, are asked
to reserve Monday evening for the
regular meeting.
The Mitchell Bowling team lost
three straights to the Ethan quintet
last. night when the two teams met
in Ethan. Keck of Ethan took high.
score with 1873 POINTS. In the first
game Ethan scored ut, Mitchell
$685. second game, Ethan 811, Nit
chell TAT; third game, Ethan TAT,
Mitchell 726. The players were: Nit
chell Slaughter, Lowery, Burns,
Spencer and H. Scharnweber. Ethan
Keck, Winters, Throw, Lisk Linn.
The Swedish Lutheran church held
a reception for the Rev. and MRS.
Rydquist Friday evening at the home
of Gustav Bergquist, Oil East Sec
ond Ave. Mr.. A. W. Anderson voiced.
the appreciation of the Swedish peo-
pie of Mitchell for the work done-by
the pastor. Mr.. j.. r. Carlson gave,
him a purse contaiing a considerable
sum of money as aytoken of the es-
TEEN of the church members. Rev.
Rydquist has been here but a short
time and this reception was a well
come from the members of the
church. .
r. G. Mclean, of Chicago, Ill, ar
rived in Mitchell yesterday for a visit,
with his mother, Mrs. 4. Mclean.
Mclean was accompanied here by.
Arthur Lunt, who will visit fer a few
ways.
Lionel Stacey, of Farmer. S. D.,
is a Mitchell visitor today.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Philathea class Of the Methodist
church, was held in the church par
Tors last Tuesday. The luncheon was
served by Mrs. Herman Gaines
Misses Grace Cox, Minnie Specht, Mill
lie Church and Myrtle Barnard.
Twenty-Five persons attended the at
fair. A short business session was
held and a speech from the TEACHER
Of the class. Prof IS "A: Stout. M,
z. F. Van Fleet, general superin-
Ftendent Of the Milwaukee railroad.
system, of this division, passed
through Mitchell this morning, in
his private car.
Mrs. Nina Becker and Mrs. Thomas
Fullerton went to Sioux City this
morning.
President William G. Seaman.went
up, to Elkton this, afternoon where
he will deliver an address tomorrow
evening. n
Glenn Wilder. returned this after
noon after5a short visit with friends
at Scotland.
Professor q. L. Jones of Dakota
Wesleyan left this afternoon for
Bristol where he will speak Sunday
evening.
"A delightful surprise was held in.
honor of the eightieth birthday Of
Mrs. Margaret Kanpun at the home of
her niece, Mrs. S. M. Grundland. 621
West 3rd Ave. Several women of
her Sunday School class were invited
for the afternoon and a six O'Clock
dinner. The guests brought gifts in.
honor OF the occasion and a large
I~bouquetlof chrysanthemums. Those
present were Mesdames j.. s.. Hoag-
land, Henry Noble, l.. r.. Erskine,
Jennie Common. Haven, Zangle,
Minty.
In~Scanvassing the. votes of Tues
days election, the canvassing board
found q number of changes to- be
made In s0uno inefoncoo tbov, aw,oro