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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-18

Civic improvement is the theme OF
conversation in every household in
Bryan just now. In discussing the sub
ject one lady said: "Oh, listen to my
tale Of woe! Lest spring planted $40
worth of flowers and shrubs. Having
no fence around my yard, had to pro-
tect my plants as best could to keep
my neighbors chickens from destroy
ing them. But eternal vigilance
availed me nothing. The verbenas. the
violets, the geraniums, the roses, all
were scratched up by my neighbors'
chickens, and one lone rosebush was
all that was left me, except a lovely
hydrangia in full bloom, the pride of
my garden. On returning home from
a drive one afternoon found that. too,
destroyed by my neighbors' chickens,
VIII the Civic League tell me how |
can prevent q recurrence of this depre-
dation on my yard, as the chickens
still run at large and are watching
my yard?" This complaint comes from
every woman whose home is without
a fence. We feel confident that no
woman will willingly see
her neighbor's flowers demolished by
her chickens. Just remind her of the
Golden Rule, and "all's well that ends
we'll"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-18
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT
Continued from Page p

is in perfect bloom and was one of
the first heralds of spring.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-18

There is one article of personal
adornment that is exchangeabe and is
uesd by both sexes, with perfect good
taste, that is stick pin. We have a
large stock to select from at prices in
keeping with such an assortment. We
have then from the least expensive
to those ornamented with precious
stones.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-18

1t is not a mansion set upon a hill.
but modest little cottage somewhere
In Bryan where thrift and civic beauty
prevail You will see it when you are
out for drive, growing in beauty as
spring unlocks the sweet-scented bios.
sons, and the trees unfold their ten
der leaves. Not only the wife is work.
ing in this yard, but the husband. too.
with his manly strength gives help
ing hand after business hours to assist
his wife to beautify the grounds.
There is another gentleman in
Bryan, a wealthy retired business
man, who milks his COW. CLIPS his
hedges, and works in his garden. And
such a garden! J The earliest green
peas and potatoes. the crispest lettuce
the tenderest radishes, the ihicest
sweetest vegetables of all kinds. He
has no time to loaf on street corners
and gossip, neither does he suffer with
indigestion. for the fresh air and sun
shine keep him wholesome in mind
and body.
Have you seen the little minister
NOV his lawn on bright summers
day? He doffs his coat and collar,
and Yields the noisy little machine
with the alacrity of a schoolboy. |
Somehow the Texas sunshine seems |
to have entered into his heart. and |
that is one of the many reasons of his |
The ladies and gentlemen who left |
Carnegie Hall last Wednesday before |
the Civic League adjourned missed an
eloquent address by Rev. J. T. Caugh-
ley. He told us some wholesome |
truths without mincing his words. His
,andor is superb. Heaven that made
lin honest made him more than ever +
ling did when he made lord"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-18

Among Prof. Ricard's discoveries
are the following: When d solar dis
turbance-spot alone, faculae alone,
spots and faculae combined-approach
the western limb Of the sun, within
an average Of three days an atmos-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
NORTHWEST DEMOCRATS
TO HAVE CONFERENCE
EX-SENATOR TErriGEEM WEI.
BIZ IN FISH or siENkrHs
VT LARGE.

Fargo, \. % There Will i,c a
notable gathering CT northwestern
and otllcf democrats mere January
4. and is, which will be attended
by some OF tho paprty lca crs. in
Guiding at least ono prospective pres
idcniial candidatc. Chairman Mae
Arthur OF the democratic static cen
tral committee. issued the followine
statements:
"1anu"ry II ana IS has hccn fix
go us III" cate for tho big north
western ge!-toset her meeting, which
viii he held in this city.
AN unusually strong list of speak
crs has been Obtained Tor The affair.
\ telegram has t,Gen received tfom
Governor Harmon al Ohio. stating
that he Will be present. William j.
Bryan has stated that he Will make
every effort 10 attend Former Coy
etiiOE hclh GU MI$Shu'i, GOVERNOR
Norris OF Montana. Martin J.. Wade,
OF Iowa. j. - Sullivan Of iowa and
former Senator Pcttigrow Of Sioux
Falls, S. d.
Governor Wilson Of New Jersey.
be present on account Of
tho legislature Of his state being in
session.
The meetings II is said, will not be
held to boom any candidate, but as
some of the men prominently mem
toned rs candidates for the presi-
dency will be present. m unusual OPP
.portnnity will DO ,c@tonded dcn;o-
Gratis OF 1llc northwest 10 meet the
great men OF the party.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
HOW MEAT PRICES
HAVE GONE HIGHER
FIGURES snoW HOW THEY HAVE
ADVANCE IN THE PAST
EitiHT YEARS.

Chicaao.-While tho United states
government through moro Than eight
long years of litigation. has sought
TO prosecute The packing trust for
conspiracy in restrain of trade, the
retail price OF meat-that paid by
the consumnr-has steadily risen.
Tho following comparison was COM
today by a big retail butcher:
Price Per Pound.
beef cut ..166l20 2eM2S
). .......lfM1S 22m25
Choice cuts of pork.lo 20
Lamb chops ...12 20
Bacon ...1GM19 25@3O
Fam .12m14 %
liver J.. y. 10
Veal ..lsm2n 25M27
-. ...12M14 IS
-. ...12m15 HOLT
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
NEARLY FOOT OF
SNOW AT ABERDEEN

Aberdeen, S. D.-'Fhe recent, series
Of snowstorms covered the. ground to
q. depth Of II and 1-2 inches on the
level, an inch and a half having fall
len prior to Thursday night, when
u l0-inch snow fell. Railroad traf-
iic was seriously ihpeled, especial
Is west of the Missouri river along
the branch lines of the Milwaukee
railroad.
White Owl, S. D.-With snow
piled in drifts 10 to % feet deep. the
wind blowing at about 60 miles an
hour. and tho thermometer hover
ing around the zero mark, this place,
which is some Is miles from q rail-
road is completely shut off from the
rest OF the world. Telephone Wires
arc down and no mail can get
through. lICnlesteaders who we're
TO Gapend Gu tho short
70 feed tileir stock arc hardest
hit. II is feared that there will. be
loss sot life reported in eases where
itaighters arc caugh; between rail-
roads and r%oadhonses, us there is.
very little protection 10 be had on the
open prairie.
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rnt They find this leaaer in La

ment They ind this lesaer in La
eallettt
TO ali rroera 7ives h may not
IN iiie iGeal. To SOM Ne nay NOT
b. concilia'orH enough; others may
even .ee;fd Elm rs an extremist IN
o1ao one or the other particulars:
but eonsi efing courage. ability, and
the principles for which he stands.
re seem The most logical as Won as
rii' mos, aNailahle leader of the pro-
eres5ive cause
= had iiloueht 10 refrain from
masking ;taE declaration of MY por
s"nai choice for president, taking ,ic
View that II would be for the To-
publican voters OF tho state 10 select
tho delegates 10 tho national coi,ven-
ticl and tiat I would cnncnr hearth
~ in The result. whatever ii might
be; 'aai there Was no reason for
url declaration in order 10 prove
my adherence 10 progressive nrinci-
pics and my desire 10 see them
wrought onf in legislation. ,aln,
1t Nat amy statement ROW Is Rot l.ec-
cssaly as proof oil my position. I:ui
50 absorbing has The interest III tile
Two great candidates become. and so
Eatuf1l is ii for lnen 10 associate
the principle With the man. INA, /
feel that t.le people are cnti,le., 10
nv choice. Tho foregoing is
my answer; for Ike reasons there
/! shall support La Toilette
Tor iAe nomination. he
'oo, thar The republican party
than aay Other has The ca
10 meet The conditions and
solvc thc problems which confront
" and fer slch reason will heartily
SUPPORT tilc choice OF the National
whoever he may be.
Thomas Sterling"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
M L.
MARNIEn sININ YEARE

MARRIED. SIXTN YEARS
The old member OF rhu swc,!isl,
l.alhcran cluren mo- acme homo Of
Va and WIS. &. B%ctgquist Tuesday
sysuing and proceeded IN y body 10
The home OF NndrcM Jacobson ON
First Avenue west, the ladies' VITA
We'll filled baskets OF good things 10
car and Inc me-, with their pulses
which We're opened generously 10 The
old couple. IT WAS sixty years ago
tl.at Nj. and Mrs. Jacobson We're
@& .4 Gotland, Sweden, ihe
l. ,a.lc being Mary Anderson.
iNsN hive lived in this country Tor
: 80 E, stalN years and arc q WORTHY
c c~'l'.,.o, IN" occasion does moi
cen c,,9r To- he 5ef5bfaile2 ol
q .%.<;itl! anaiyelsafy ia marsiaga,
s9 ial. Old ~frio@iis considered the
pe>ioJ n thSa lives cnr wcll worthy
a iee. &Stien. The old couple }avc
Lea - fathcr eand circumstances
IN at f'N wears, and ltsei.
.lstents .at# tea ,4.cir STRONG friend
H." Iar t.em in n s~.in5-an1lgI waI
.Il.Uua 40 anes o. .aa minister. .ioan
H.. ca oa an j a conera,u>afolv
tececi to TIVE cia conn,e. ;i.d tolds
tf..s se>2 tse# sero le!nalv reyered
i.iSi1e AID that he waMi-
s. ~ ls Az. iNtn for tth splendid
tyaaI made IN t,.alaline
a!l.u. cf)Eo ina 30 agree
~. so ~ t,aet5oa III H..
a sfup4,. er9-, prescRtd ana
.'re ua.6sc1 WIN q in. - oI adls
t.. s sai ssoaol6l.. IA .raal..I
1.p.ee 80 N, racon.oo ,s,
tft,a Haao 10 =. eoona ia M ~,
IDt wren NJ aar IN fso,n M; ,itair
na .a8t j.at he cotla NC, s..eaN e
!, n,c,,e.. ,..i.. ,;aao.I io,n 49,. ,..~, +
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
DEBT is
REDUCED 100000
WITHIN THE YEAR
Historian Robinson
Makes Interesting
Comparison
is NOW S875,864
One Year Ago the State Owed
Total of Over a Mil
lion Dollars
S NOW S873,864

Pierre, S. D.-EGape Robinson of
tho state histo. zeal department. mak9a
nn an annual statement of staia
finances on the date Of November 10,
and he gives out tho Following state
ments OF the condition for The year
1910 and 1911 for that date. While
most Of The special appropriations OF
the last !egislativ, session were paid
the LAST year, The debt reduc-
ton has been practically 5000, 900
for the year, and With the special an-
Dromiaiions out of the way the re-
turns from the next year should help
reduce the Indebtedness TO a very
much smaller amount within The
year. The statements are:
Nov. 10 Nov.12
neht 1910 1911
Revenue War
rants ~.s50a,ooo 100000
from
rwinc Fund . 13a.nnn G7.aaa
War
rants +. J. 9as.eas 1922
Registered War
rants ale,5H sss,4a5
Total Debt .%sl,os1.a51 ssss,a2o
.ess Cash in
General Fund T,e75 112,e5c
Sci nebi s~1,o7a.575 ss7s,sc4
%s199,71l
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23

Inc h%flde-el'ct. which were .eeom
i,niea With much msfrhnonf
\ tour conrHo bF.aaEiast wa sorgo,t.
iu which thc foatess WAS aesisiod ~
Mrs. Sid ~. smith ana Mis-. u.
~Srang!er, each OF whom toecthes
vita The bride elect wore lmcnde~
costumes.
NJ the conclusion Of iAo breakfast
an h"nr OF more vas spcnt infor
nlail, With music and confofsation.
3oino 81 which was directed 10 Miss
Conner in The form OF adytce con
corning her (ntnfc state. .Ii,c anaic
MAS a worry delightful enc ana WIS
mnst thoroughly enjoyed. Mis- Com
ler has resided in 1!e city since June.
coming hero from l!oonr, Iowa. She
is = heirc OF Mrs 81 81 ait;Ies. pn4 q
cousin on +. 4. %Spanglcg. Miss Com
hcr IS q charming young lady. with
n pleasing IeIaohaIity and characters
istics which havn attracted many
friends. who are dolieItedc TO know
tilai slto is 10 become a Hcl9.stas
re iieui Of Mitchell. Mt ;;nl5y MAJ
fcsii,d IL MiIehnil several l.a.
and as ,l.c ipnliog me,nbcr ef Ii~
Mi.cllcll i%iarness CO., mas d. p.aled
s@plendid hnsinc.s attainmruis in
ilei"ing 10 b0iiA ~, No iast.iUr.a
and placing il on = fire faanGAtion.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
MISS. ROMLEY MARRIED.

Nn1ioSilnrtmcnts were scnr on mis-
week by Mr'. and Mrs. \. II. Rowley
of this city. OF the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Mac, TO Nh. Rue Tar
cells. Which occurred ii: Chicago Nov.
. Miss RoM3icy sinci.t a. part OF last
year and this in the city. making
mann friends wio will 10 pleased ia
extend 1heir coi,@la t::nions. She
is a Singer OF fine ability and ire
times she was heard i'll This city
steadily nmphaSi2rd her work. She
Was called upon 10 sing ii a number
OF gatherings and All Who heard hor
Veto deeply Impressed With her
voice. M:. and Mrs. PARCELS will
mako their homo IN Chicago. The
Eennsaioar. Inl., Republican has tho
following comment OF the wedding.
The marriage of Miss Mac Rowley
and Mr.. Eue y. Parcels took place in
Chicago Monday. whore tho groom
is = student in Northwestern Denial
'%oiitS'. -hlSo 'tOt!t,N * titt G;ttlrt-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. \. B. Rowlev,
formerly OF this city and l"jer OF Wa
bash and now living in Mitchell. S.
Oak. She has bcAn spending milrl,
of her time lately 'i4i EatfiiaSc le;iIf md
had engaged 10 teco;'fssillt REX.
johnson. nj evangelist, As 3: SINGER
during the winter. Ii wns expected
10 begin the early part Of tliis month,
Il Rev. Johnson Cancelled his en-
gasements until Jan LIST and w,acn
Nj. Parcels cane here Sunday ii was
arranged TO terminate their engage
ncnl OF several months standing by
getting married. They did not no
tiIN The parents OF the groom. Mir.
and Mrs. t.. NJ. Parcels. OF iilcir in
bat wrote them Immediately
after their marriage.
Mr.. Parcels has been Il barber
for several years and has also work.
at other yocations, being success-
full in whatever occupation he has
engaged. In September he started
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23

Huron, s. D.-The Eoqlois House,
one OF the two hotels in %Iroqlois, the
second station east of here on the
c. >. y. w. was destroyed by fire
Yesterday. The loss to the owners
is considerable. The hotel was Just
about to be opened after extensive
repairs, necessitated by q fire which
occurres some time ago and damaged,
it quito severely.
On acoullt of the occurrence OF the
fire at this particular time. it IS he
lieycd BY some That both wrreset
by a fire. bug, who had 4. grudGe
against the owners Of the building.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
ENTERTAINER N DINNER,

Thursday evening Mayor and Mrs
A.. p Hitchcock gave q six O'clock
dinner party al thcir home in honor
of Dr.. Franklin h. Gault, president
OF the State University. Nrinitlion.
at which plates were laid for cieht.
Tho dinner was served in Three
courses and q delightful menu WAS
offered the guests. The guests wcre
men whose work is lcvoted to oduca-
tional matters, and consisted OF DR..
Samuel +. kerfoot, president OF
Dakota Wesleyan, d.. j. S. IIoag-
land, pastor of tho Methodist
church. DR. Samuel Weir, OF Dako-
ia Wesleyan, Rcy. w. VI. Nail. pas-
tor of the Congregational church.
Prof. j. w. McClinton, supeitintend-
nnt of The city schools. and Mr.. r..
l.. Ransom. The evening was dc
voted to u general talk concerning.
educaticnal topics. and the fact that
each gentleman present had at some
time in his career been engaged
in the training of the youthful mind
cad 10 q nain OF reflections, the in
eidents OF which as they were relat-
cd were interesting When the
guests took their departure they
were profusc in their thanks
for the delightful evening which
had been spent under the hospita-
ale roof Of the4mayor. s
SHOWER FOR MISS CHANDLER
Las! Saturday evening Mrs. w.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
MARRIED. FIFTY WEARS.

ABOUT dusk OF Thursday evening
4 rumor went abroad that Noy. &c,
1861. ROY. and Mrs. \. T. Tanner
began together iAc remainder oil
their voyage across lifc's sea. An
informal gathering OF n~eiGhbors
quickly responded 10 ti,e summons
OF those who were in tho secret and
gave these good people q coml,let,
surprise. An armlui OF golden clliy-
~sarthemums was supplied and .
small financial token of osice,n and
good will was presented a!ong With
the hearty felieitafions Of tho coll-
pany present. To the words OF pre-
senta,ion Rev. Mt. Tanner respond
e. III Il Very happy strain, av"rrinG
particularly That he and luis wife
we're. young and growing younger
every day. They intend 10 celebrate
their diamond Wedding and .ll up
the measure OF life TO al least y hun
drcd years.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
IN SOLIIL CIRCLES

.. l'o"afth entertained a .ompanS
of friends nj her home, which w:tl
IN The natte OF = ehiia 'p,&or Tor
Miss iiose Gnandicr y la.ec num-
Der of guests wera invited for The
tffa,r. bur o@inG to IA" cVoto atosm
w'liel. prevailed during tllc entire
evening prevented All from attend
ing. Inc evening MAS spent in a
yory delightful manner. in the way
OF preparing q book for Miss Chandler
which ,illtstraled Che principal
events in her life MS related 10 Tho
tulnre siep that she is 10 illtc. Win
magazines piled on Tho Goor Inc
guests soiecte3 pictures that werc
appropriate to illustrate The career
OF the blidc-e!eet, showing when
sile first met The nan of her choice.
the cnuTtsGip it,aj followed. the
Wedding and a.so 3 period Of tcA.
wears ~aftcrwagd. Each easss 20
t!i"NtSl CSC pace ~ lnc I,oc' md
i, Was bound %to""tner and pre- eMted
to Mit5 Chandler. Zach Of Inc
guests also brouant Two Of tl.eir
l~ecirca, which wc.a pasted in
a book for i.cr. Duril,a ,le evening
Mis- Chandler was ~lmcsgntcd witr
sola@ boauj5inl pieces III AauapaiAi-
china, which wcle .Nla.9ule. a~d
shC%N W,rn ZnE4r,a il, - ha.A.rf .,si
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23

9s'nragCox's itarhed .Wire Liniu4ent
does not burn Or flistar. relieves
pain quickly. ana III will not bother
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23

Oh, F..thoNi:.o AFTERNOON
N,s. \. 2. ~ coo, .nlnoa back
VIA" pages u l:tne atd l,soraed 10
an old ia. hioned afternoon" wirh
which &c 'srPa!a twenty Of hor la
dy faisn i l33il.aj. TIC Invitations
~efe cone.lad in an old Familiar
flYm" ana ,ilo t.u,si were inforln-
Cd the were 10 tG4ue thc 4, picture
"f 't'oit yo44&o .laSsr On Dhe M
rlgal Q ~ &ucst iaey turned
tilcif l',,..l "Nor 10 illa manager
q a." arr saGa:. an ti.ey were dis
played With nnmher@ which CORES
aona'd witt ll@ o|a:ai0gnes passed
around. TIE CHESTS went through
The al cait Y in an nnlcavor TO
80 So il.a OF lie studies i'm youth
~earEsr!iE ~. possible. VIC winner be
'nt presumed With q SAVIOR. Fancy
york ana q niol ah!e conversation ELL
@" oat in It deli@aifol manner. and
tli'n The Aegt@.s serted an old fash
sttppfr jh,. Niands of The caH,-
lie l'eriod She ,wls assisted In
by'htrs. T. NJ. Hammer. Nb,s.
u. y. tiuitnrG field. Mrs. s. (: nnYae.
Mrs i. @ Walrath. q
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
HE0I"'TT ~ci.AssE;, %oGErnnn.

HEHi LIT Ci.NSSE> %uGETmEE.
i;ov. Nj. Til}oy ard Trank Hewitt
entertained their Sunday School
~c!aseea M iho Baptist church F'riaay
evening and quite a largo number
wrre present and spent u very dc
hslltful evening. These classes con-
sist Of Young mcn and women num-
boring about fifty. The evening was
very happily and ehioyably spent.
being a line program OF good
things. Miss l.ivcsly captivated lhc
company lW hor splendid readings \
very fine luncheon was served BY The
%onng ladies sud was duly enjoyed
bl all. Each ralss Was quite cy-
Iressiye of rAeir appreciation Of the
and work of Tie teacher.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
GNyE FINE otrl.ooN 4

~" N"l. d%oliahtfnl &iferr orr
We're afforded . uir9e eolnp,n. OF
L i'ads ny Us. ~. =. loNnoy ant
&lrs. +. T.. N"Ner Tuesday aifl We'd
aese,a%, 1t ,A' horao Of Nj Ato>.r.
80 Fourth Nehu" vet. lhe So
ciai Attain. wer~ tive O'Clock lcas
which woia served in four courses
aud ON. ist"d of a nteou thai va
much appreciated. 'rHe tables a,rc
veg p%r"itily decorated in sre6a an .
yellow. with soliIay ard chrys"lthc-
utilized 10 eat.s ont tho
scheme. The no .c~s,s 3cru assist
ed on Tuesday by Mr.. i'gca llarms
Mrs. u. J. Haynes, Mrs. W. s. sllep-
herd, Misses t.ada. Pollock and Ogin.
On "Wednesday ly MRS. IL. \. l.obb,
MIS- c u. 'Nilr. Mas. W. Z. Upton.
Mrs. l"0u TuehoS. Misses Thain and
''hi!'ips. Tho house were passed So
aunt tho hoatcssos made tho
Finlc Very plea: ant.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
ANNOUNCE. ENGAGEMENT.


Announcements Of the engage
H}cnt OF Miss Alice Marie Conner and
Mr.. Chmtles.A, Roddy occurred this
n. m. in Il vcry pretty social function.
Whica was given by Mrs. T. j. Spang-
Ter ut her homo. corner OF Fifth Ave-
Il east and l.awlor street. Tire an
nonncement was In ihe form OF II
breakfast, which was serve. nj 10
o'clock 10 a group Of girl %frion,is,
which included Misses Grace Heck
With. itoXena i'ntterfcld. Jeanette
Smith. Mildred Dcrr. Mac 'Wclch and
Fannie Mccormick. On the arrival
o. the guests they found their places
at the table. which was decorated in
lavender chrysanthemums. n large
bouquet occupying the center OF
table, and q large blossom lying at
each plate: After being seated, at the
table the guests discovered partially
embedded in The petals of The flower
a tiny white envelope, and on open
ing i'll was fount to contain thc. an
nouncement OF the engagement OF
Miss Conner and Mr.. Roddy. Happy
congratulations we're showered upon
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
MNlERr AlNlNn EEEauME.A-

Y lpr. and Mrs.. Samuel Mel, ore CIV
ing q series Of parties 10 elc classes
of b''fota Wesleyan. and Friday oy-
"ning i; VAS tho ,urn of .he fresh
mon, md fc@ty eight were aesem-
hfc'iAat the home a, INC Moirs The
fodms OF iha home were iasttly dcc,
satcs with pink ANA ai.ito chrysan
taomnms. Mrs. Weir provided =
unique entertainments, wh;.!l re-
Hn=rsd mncl work lmt resulted in
something quite entertaining. THO
Ratty was called a conwch. and Tho
lido" wls c"rgiod out in blight rcd
Strings Going To AL par of TIC rouse,
which lie froshmnl followed up
Silh III, UNDERSTANDINGS that u fo.-
jGnn awaited al Ihc cnd. rlcrc n
lntshc'i MAS FOUND, WficA contain
cd inc fn:;ulo. The She'll, ,4crc o,,-
aaG read aft,r all Wolc GgoupcA
Ia TIC Parlor, and thc suggestions
OF iii entertaining and ANUS
~chalacjcr. The Ilosr and host
'-s ioinca @.th Inc froshme1 in
singing s~o!lceH soran ard entered
NE happy spirit on ;hr evening
VIII. riieif guests. vi Tho close on tll"
som" Ncrg fine retioshnicms
were served, and ,ho freshmen wnrc
,fo'ase in 'iiril' expressions ri
Ion the dc~ljuhtlnl evening
afforded 'heni.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23

Guaranteed 10 rrnl r1,hort
\ 5lcm'sli OF mDlag II Iini
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
THE WEnNi}snAY BRIDGE rL.l

TITI. WFIlNIEsN.NN BRIDGE NI.1'n
~. W. E.l'aall was rho ho q, u
III" We..neaGa",a l"idge rlua.seand ,ile
afternoon Was made .Fr'easaaJ. bF the
thorough 9nioH1a"nteoi she ea2os
lhe heat: rrizo MISREPRESENTATION Mrs.
+. ~. lFfryDel'e, nld lha gncat psizc
10 Mrs. ). GO Hoyec. The hGsicss
served iila ro1fa.hmenls.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
FNJONEn COZ NrRY rAnrr

FNJoTEn COT NTRY rNerT.
Nh. and Mrs. pa0iyN lawl,1.s
'ome about . miln ea,t OF Gown was
Invaded "lmrs'ag by s. c|oulpany Of
acNenty-iiFe people, VIII" went ont
from the cit! 10 onjos the hospi-
laiity OF their home. The evening
was oGVot@d ia TWO popular enjoy
mon's, that IS dancing aud card
playing anti tho ,wo entertained
he company Ha'il laie in Inc nven-
ing They we're mostly Young folks
and tines reported ono oil Inc mos;
delightful times OF their lives. COL.
~i<irEcndail was there With hi VIC
I'M. an with piano accompaniment
he made music that made Tho feet
OF tho "anccEs tlipp happily and I'M
YEARLY. There WIS n fine supper
served dnring the evening, and it
WAS p%aFtahcn OF witllua grca, relis,
by llle dancers after their vigorous
ct"reisn.