The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-12-17

Mrs. Jack Hanson left Saturday
avening for St. Cloud, Mimi, where
ne will spend the holidays at the
ZONE OF Ter parents. Mr.. Hanson
eft on a business trip to Idaho and
will touch the Pacific coast before
eturning.
Mrs. Joe Michels went up to All
aadeen Saturday afternoon for =
eek's visit with friends,
John D. Kress, who has been ser
iusly i'll for the past week. remain.
] apparently the same condition.
II. G. Giddings, who was marie
Chicago on December 5 to Mis-
lillian Hoehn, arrived home SatuT
~ evening with his bridge, Ate
'se wedding, the couple visited n
arshalltown, Ia, with Mr., Cid
= nss'. mother, and in Des Nome
They will make their home u
rs North Duff street, in the dwell
ng occupied by G. e. Reeves.
With the approach of cold wealth
:, work on the concrete reseryoi
The waterworlls probably vii
case for the winter. The side wall
e I'm TO within three feet Of that
op.. The forms for the roof to the
seryeirs are in place, so the struc
ure is enclosed for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sheeks, OF
turon, visited with Mitchell friend
day and Sunday.
A. B. Darling left Saturday We
ing for Sioux City, Ia. where he
i'll, meet a brother from Syracuse
4. Y, and spend two days ON bust
less.
Pres. w. C. Seaman of the Uni
brsity, preached Sunday night in
re First Methodist Episcopal church.
is theme was "Christianity and
Var" 1t was a thoughtful and in
resting address and listened tc
With great interest by a very large
congregation. The presence of Sc
1any people on such a cold night
old of the interest of the people il
he subject. The pastor, DR.. j. S.
Eoagland, conducted the morning
ervice, giving the entire time to the
iacramental service. 1t was beauti-
II anu lItD VI SCStNGf dlld pal CiCIpdtSc
n by a great many people. He was
assisted in the service by DR.. Sea-
nan, Rev. A. F. Tanner. Rev. C. b.
Harold, Prof. l.. a.. Stout and C. B.
VIII
DR.. S. P. Shaw, of Sioux Falls, who
preached at-the First Baptist church
IN Sunday, left for points north and
vest in the state yesterday afternoon.
g. w. Derr and S. E. Morris left
last evening N a trip of inspection
o their ranch at Running Water, s..
D,
A. E. Hitchcock left this morning
COR Hinsdale, Ill.,, where he will join
Mrs. Hitchcock, who has been there
for treatment since leaving Michigan
Beach, Mich. They will spend
Christmas in Chicago at the home
Of M. NJ. Hitchcock.
DR.. j. S. Hoagland, pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal church,
preached Sunday evening in Fulton.
Pres. w. G. Seaman, of Dakota Yves
leyan, took DR.. Hoagland's place in
the pulpit.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter D. Carhart
and three children started this morn-
ing on the return trip to Concepscion,
Chile, South America, where they are
in the mission field fortthe Method
list church. They spent the past sum-
.mer and fall in Mitchell in the A. E.
Carhart and w. s. Shepherd homes.
they will make a brief stop with
relatives at Flyria, Ohio, and sail
FOR. South America from New York
on December "a.
Frank W. Talbot, Of Mitchell, un-
ierwent an operation for appendicit-
IS this morning at ST. Joseph's hos
pital.
j. G. Hamiel has disposed of his
130-acre farm southeast of Mitchell,
close to the city limits, for a consider
alton of $3.50 an acre. The buyer
is Lewis Millage, of Pukwana, who
will acquire one of the best farms in
this. part of the state. In the trans
action Mr.. Hamiel acquired a $40
acre farm belonging to Millage near
Pukwana. Mr.. Villages farm was
estimated to be worth $45 an acre
at {he present. 1t is well improved
Ia ~ -. 80 = u. ..-V.z.