The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23


Monday evening. Among them were:
Miss Katie Gormley, Imogene Ford
and Mr.. Dan Ford. Mr.. and Mrs
William E. Ryan. Mr.. Earl Wilds
Mr.. G. w. Crawford. DR.. F.. Conner
Davies and Miss Ruth N. Davies, Mr.,
and Mrs. J. K. Burg. Mr.. and Mrs,
James Leamv. Mrs. Annie g. Welch.
Rev. and Mrs. a. F. Norton, Miss
Horton. Miss Anna Trinen. Mr.. Roy
Kirkpatrick, MI. and Mrs. Frank r.
Ward.
Mr.. Oliver Griflth wen to fvermil-
lion Tuesday to hunt for a farm to
buy.
Monday evening Mrs. E. Conner
Davies received a painful injury on
her middle finger of her left hand.
In closing the drug store safe she
caught he finger at the first joint,
smashing 1t and nearly cutting
end of.
MI. Ike McCaughey left Thursday
night with his car for Leroy, Min
nestoa, where the family will make
their home in the future. Mrs.
McCaughey and Marguarite:went Fri
day to Luverne, Minnesota for a
short visit before going to- their new
home at Leroy. Letcher people are
sorry to loose the McCaugheys from
their midst, but wish them. good
health and prosperity in their new
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Burg and Miss
es Maude and Clara Krause heard
Madame x" at the Gale theatre in
Mitchell Wednesday night.
Thursday morning a farmer start
ed for Washington Springs with a
wagon load of ducks when the
horses became frightened at the
noise of the ducks and ran away.
smashing the two front wheels of the
wagon and throwing the farmer out.
The wagon ran owe one Of his feet
and hurt his ankle badly. The acct
dent occurred back of Davies Phar-
macy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kinkead and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. Ward receive
ed a visit from Leary O'Hearn of Nit
|chell last week.
Mr. z urn~,-EoJl l---. ~
livery business to R. H. Hopkins.
Mr.. Hopkins took possession We'd
nesday. Mr.. Brownield intends go
ing On to his farm at Hettinger, N.
D., and will move his family there
after school is out.
Misses Emma and Rose Kittleson
of Cuthbert visited their sister, Mrs.
John Hartman last week. The
Misses Ktttleson intend moving with
their parents to Mitchell soon.
A valentine party was given to the
Travel Circle at the home of Mr..
A. z. Goodwin last Tuesday even
ing. The evening'1 entertainment
consisted of. games, appropriate for
the Occasion. About thirty-ive
young people spent a most enjoya-
BILE evening.
A basket social was given at the
Weston school house Friday even
ing. We understand that the pro-
ceeds will go toward buying books
for the school.
Mrs. Ella WEIGH entertained the
Five Hundred club last Wednesday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Leamy. The rooms were
prettily decorated with hearts and
in honor of st. Valentine.
A surprise party was given Tues
day at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Miller by their neighbors and
friends. A very pleasant time was
spent playing cards and dancing. Mr..
and Mrs. Miller were presented with
very handsome silver creamer and
sugar set by their friends in token
Of regard and good will. The Mill
er family leave about the first of
March for North Dakota to make
their home in future.
Tuesday occurred the marriage
Of Rosco briggs and Miss May YER
in the Catholic church Of
Letcher. Rosco briggs is a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. briggs and is an
Industrious farmer. Miss vermil-
lion is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vermillion. The community ioinl
in wishing the young couple a long
and happy life.
MI. Grosbeck and Mr.. Van Me-
ire returned Wednesday from Miles,
Michigan, where they had taken the!
of Mrs. Grosbeck for bur-I
al.
Mrs. E. D. Pierce of Junior, s. Dali
kota. formerly Of Letcher, was he-e
AT tho ho~o ~ n, q Co.,