The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-02

y vtSaEaNGEN ftHNt
slod otSexpressing the ccmmun3ty;s u
preetation for the valuable service
r6ndsred. and4the unnatural diticul
..ittes which had 70 be met by 4hes
was taken and 4 most ENJOYABLE tim
ImAde ot the occasion. Tho case
have progressed to the point wher
Ionly Mr.. McBeth3 is not completed,
Iout Of danger so this opportunity wa.
Welcomed hy q number OF people {,
exprssss their interest in the case
and the helr the nurses have beer
in bringing about so speedy a recov
cry. Social. entertainment OF inter
Lest to all present was provided 70,
land musical number BY local tai.
lent. after which a delicious supper
was served. during which a number
LOT talks were made, indicative Of the
respect and sympathy of the COM
munity for al Those more closely con
nected with their unprecedented case
jof sickness. The company broke up
lat 1 o'clock, all feeling pleased with
this pleasant method of appreciation
and the opportunity OF meeting the
Misses Klumpner and Nolgren, who
left for their homes at Sioux Falls
and Canova respectively, Wednes-
day, where they will enjoy a much
needed rest. Appreciation of Mrs.
Ryburns hospitality was generally ex-
pressed.
The Ladies' Catholic Club met at
the lodge roms of the Forresters
Tuesday night. Cards, music and
dancing furnished the social enter
itainment to a large number who.
gathered to enjoy the hospitality of.
the ladies. After an exceptionally
fine supper the crowd broke up at,
about twelve O'Clock.
Mrs. Anna Hanlon. Miss Ellen Han
lon, and Adolph Mulleraile went
down to Rock Rapids Tuesday noon
to be present at the wedding Of Mr.. !
Hanlon, better known as Tony.
Miss Ellen his sister acted as brides-j
maid and Mr.. Mulleraile acted as
best man. The ceremony which
Mr.. p. A. Hanlon and Miss
Irene Handy Of Rock Rapids, in holy
wedlock was performed in the Catho.
lie church Of that place Wednesday
morning at o'clock. AS Tony has
been somewhat reticent about It all
40 more particulars are %obtainable. i
10 extended honeymoon will be Ia
BY the young couple but after a
days they will come back here
md take up house keeping as soon as
] house can be obtained. "A great,
,ircle OF friends all join in wishinx
he young people the happiest and
OF lives. II has been rumor-i
q that Tony. will buy out the War
Ter barber shop IL other arrange
nents can be affected. This would
le z fine thing for Tony and the
iause Of more congratulations. They
will be at home after March Is to-
heir many friends.
The Presbyterian Social club gave
basket social in Montgomery's hall!
Wednesday night which was quite,
argely attended. As this was Wash
ngton's birthday the plan for the
Program was arranged with that inl,
mind. Musical numbers and q few
eadfngs, and q paper by Miss Kel-
. comprised the main program at
(which the baskets were auctioned
AZ Z limit on the prizes were
lxed both ways the sale Of these was
success. After the supper the time
vas given over to various games and, !,
entertainment which was enjoyed by
n Until q late hour.
The class OF 1911, seniors Of theI
high school, composed ali
'arty That helped Edwin Mohr cele-
rate his 18th birthday Saturday ev-
ming at the Mohr home. The theme
the entertainment was along
chool lines. guessing contests, les
ons in manual training, and artI,
.hlch were all greatly appreciated, /,
beautiful table was then set at
!Hhich they all gathered around and
artook Of q dainty supper prepared
Y Mrs. II. J. Mohr. whose culinary
bility was thoroughly tested and en-
Dyed Before departing for the
iGht Edwin was not allowed to es.
ape with the customary thrashinss.
fusic and other games were enjoy
1 until the midnight hour when theIl
pmpany broke up having enjoyed {
mother evening Of the few that re-
lained for those who are to srad-l;
ate this spring.
Monday night a number Of the
lends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mueters
'om Emery came up and Surprised Z
between trains A delightful
me wAs had, while It lasted and all