The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-01-22

ANDERSON. o. Sioux City. according 10
word received by friends in the city.
Mr.. Nelson is the owner of consider
able property west OF the river. Many
OF his interests center around Cotter,
s. d., and Murdo, although he has
iheen making his headquarters in Nit
cllellE for some time. Mrs. Anderson IS
the widow OF Abel Anderson, one OF
the wealthy men OF Sioux City and 4
former officer of the Northwestern
National bank there.
Lawrence B. Kerr and Lennie De
welt, both of Sioux City. were mar
ried Friday evening in the office OF
the First eMthodist Episcopal church
by the pastor, DR.. j. S. Hoagland.
They stopped between trains visit
ing a friend here. They will go on
a wedding trip TO Portland, Ore.
Miss Flora Cooper entertained
about sixteen college students at her
home Friday evening in ohnor OF
her brother, Luman Cooper. of Alex
andria. Somerset furnished the
evenings entertainment, after which
light refreshments were served.
In an attmpt to avoid a girl cross
ing the street in front of the Eugene
Field grade school building on the
South Side, w. r. Holt yesterday
afternoon was forced TO drive his
automobile into a tree. His pas
senger, Julian Gardener, of Plank
inton, in attempting to jump, was
cut about the face and bled p~rofuse-
ly. Mr.. Gardener declared today that
had the woman not attempted to
dodge and lost her head, no acct
dent would have happened.
The Sioux Falls district of the Au-
sustana synod will convene in Mitch
ell ON Monday evening for its annual
meeting. which will close on Wednes-
dcy. Prominent members of the cler-
gy viii be present and speak during
the meeting. On Wednesday evening
the Swedish Lutheran church will be
dedicated. The public is invited to
the services.
4 reels of feature pictures
Gale tonight. : and 10 cents.
The Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men will meet in regular session on
Monday evening. Candidates will be
initiated.
II costs but II dime to enjoy an
hours time al the 'Galc."
Regular meeting. of the NJ. D.. A..
Monday evening. Open installation
services will be conducted by H.. b..
Dowdell, OF Woonsocket. An inter
esting meeting is expected and IA good
attendance of members is desired.
Don't miss the king Baggot'
feature.-"Gale" tonight. : and 10
cents.
Cut down your>coal bills. Briquet.
ties burn in heater or furnace. Per-
feet heat-no ashes-costs less than
hard coal.-Porteous and Son.
Wallace schimpke. leader of the
Gale theatre orchestra, left last ev-
ening to accept a position in Chicago.
$500 Suits M Ovcrcoats, $3.50
-Mctcalf Il Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fullerton re-
turned Saturday evening from a
week in the w. G.. Hudson home IN
Sioux City.
DR.. w. A. Delaney departed Satur-
day evening for a weeks clinical
study in the hospital of the Drs,
Mayo at Rochester, Mimi
Clarence Pine, OF Mobridge, S. d.
a former resident OF Mitchell, is Wis
ting at the home OF his parents, Mi
and Mrs. O. G, Pine.
Mrs. Charles T. Kellar of Noon
socket, is a guest at the home of hel
aunt, Mrs. Nels Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice b. Diehl
who were married on Thursday even
ing, returned yesterday afternoon
from a short wedding trip to Sioux
City.
Guests at the S. NJ. Grundlanf
home yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs
r. E. Dowdell, of Artesian, and Nj
and Mrs. II. r.. Dowdell OF Moon,
socket.
+. NJ. Levings was the guest o
honor Saturday evening at a dinner
given at McCarthy's cafe by a mum.
Der of his former friends and assu.
ciates.
The mex number of the artists re,
cltals OF the Dakota Wesleyan schoO
of music will be given on Monda,
| evening, February =, instead of Fri
day, January 80. The artist appear
ing will be Marion Green, a SINCE.
of wide reputation, who has been il
Mitchell before and has sung Will
all the leading oratorio societies D
i, the country. On account of service
in the church that evening, the recit
al will not until $40 o.
clock.
The set of the famous Brady pho
ltographs OF the Civil war, which wa
: presented by the w. II. C. to the G
A.. r., has been placed in the librar
for the use of the public. The volum
containing this Photographic histor
OF the great struggle are the mos
G complete ever published, and calcu
lated to give IN intimate picture O
s the war. The object of the Corps i
/, giving the books is to instill a fee
ing of patriotism and citizenship i
the minds of readers.
The services in the P%resbyteria
church yesterday We're very we'll a
tended. On account of the illness {
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. REESE preache
in the evening. Special meetings wi
e be held every night. beginning tn
a.