The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-01
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

H. IN THE COU.
Mrs. N. b. Reed, OF W%oonsocket
was in the city Friday and Saturday.
Miss Hazel Dudley arrived home
Saturday evening after spending
nearly a year at her former home in
Hoopeston, Ill.
Roy Flanders was fined So in JUS
tice Markham's court this morning
for smoking cigarettes.
Born, to MI. and Mrs. Tory Refer
son, at their home on the south
side. Monday, March 20, a son.
A. N. Hill will leave tomorrow
morning for a trip into New Mexico
and thence up through California.
Mr.. Hill will look after some real
estate matters in Mexico.
Manager Tournier has engaged
Miss Bernice Lathrop to sing at the
Olympia alternating each week with
Mis- Rachel Doyle. With two such
Miss Rachel Doyle. With two such
vocalists the patrons of the Olympia
ought to be we'll entertained. Miss
Lathrop begins this evening.
A quiet wedding ceremony was
solemnized at the Congregational
parsonage at 2:30 TUESDAY, after
noon, when Alvin T.. Anderson. liy-
ing ~ miles southwest, and Emma
N. Davis, of Riverside, were married.
They leave Monday next to make
their nome on their claim near Ka-
( doka.
j. S. Daniels arrived home this
morning via the Omaha road from
his trip out to California, having mt
IN a couple of months On the coast.
MI. Daniels has two daughters at
fediands, California, and he said
1hey We're both getting along nicely
On the return trip he came in via
portland, Seattle, Spokane, etc. and
stopped a day or two in St. Paul. He
reports having a very nice trip.
A good roads meeting is being
planned to be held in this CITY next
saturday afternoon at the suggestion
or the Commercial Committee. Com
missioner Ness said that he wou1d
V several speakers for the meet.
ing who can discuss the good roads
proposition from an interesting noint
OF view. 1t is hoped that the ia rn,.
ers Will generally attend the meet.
ing SO that the business men car
work in harmony with them ON tbc
good roads idea.
Saturday was the eighth birtbda,
anniversary of Lulh Madolynne Hath.
away, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. w. Hathaway, which was
most DELIGHTFULLY."- recognized by Mrs
hathaway in the afternoon. wben 4
soodly number of little friends as.
sembled at the home, 21O Fifth Ave.
nue. west. The rooms We're prettily
decorated in lavender and white. Tho
faVors and prizes being of an Easte,
nature. Two prizes were awarded +.
unique contest, and the little folk:
paired off into couples and marched
to the dining room where refresh.
ments We're served. The closing fea.
ture consisted of a German.
Monday afternoon when the Twer,
teth Century Club net al the aolat
OF Mrs. George Rowley, business wa,
dispensed with and the member
We're treated to an Informal talk o,
Italy, which is a part of the cours,
OF study this ear. The talk wa
given by Miss Osin, OF the grniyer
sity who Travelled through tina
country in company with seyera
friends, and the personal informatio,
gained was very much appreciated
Mrs. Samuel Weir Sang Tor tho elm,
members and Mrs. Nichols playe.
M IalfeSnl m emf
We're served and the afternoon prov
ed a very delightful one.
Mrs. Susan p. Sneeden died at tn.
home of her daughter, Mrs. S. G
Boyce, on Third Avenue east, Sun
;day afternoon at 1880 O'Clock. a
the age of S5 years. Some six year
ago Mrs. sneeden came from Ne,
Hampton, Iowa. to make her HON
with her daughter for the remainde
of her life. She has been in poo
health the greater share of that time
being afflicted particularly at th
close with bronchial trouble. Sh
had been getting along nicely unit:
within the past three or four days
when a change for the worse set 4
although Saturday evening she az
peared to rally and seemed much bel