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JOIN IL SOCIAL AFFAIR.

Years and years ago the Work
men and the Degree Of Honor cstab-
lished Il social union between them
selves for the bettcrment OF both,
and it has worked out to that sue
cessful end. Tuesday evening am
other of their joint social meetings
was held at the X. C. hall which
brought out a crowd Of over 200 peo-
pie, the invitation being extended to
the members Of both orders togeth-
or with their wives and husbands
held n short business session first to
nominate their officers for the ensu-
ing year, and then the rest of the
evening was turned over to matters
Of 4 social nature. Mrs. VIM. T.
Rush and Miss Mary Like had pre-
pared an entertaining literary and
musical program and this was CIV
en- under the direction of Mrs. Rush.
Ethel Tobin played Il Piano solo,
and Mona Wells gave a vocal selec-
ton, both OF which We're applaudcd
heartily for the merit the young la
dies displayed. Cecilia Heurmann
gave u piano SOLO, and then with
her sister they rendered u vocal Sc
lection, the girls evidencing much
talent in their different efforts.
Louise Smith played a piano selection
which received merited applause and
Miss Laura Saul was heard. in a sole
TO rvoice that was greatly enjoyed.
Miss Seavers rendered a vocal NUM-
Der that found great favor with the
audience. All the numbers were
given in line shape and the talent
that is displayed among the families
OF the Workmen and the Degree Of
Honor is CT = high character, SO that
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IN NOLIAL

her home, HOO south SaEborn street,
a certain hour, and at n little la
Ter period Mrs. Medley arrived. Waon
she was usie,cd into the house and
room whore her friends We'e al! L.
n.b!ee she understood from the OK
lrcssions which were made tLat she
the victim Of q surprise party.
The occasion Of bringing the twenty
tour members together was In honor
CT the retirement of their leader, who
decided to give UP the work as the
head OF that division. Mrs. Medley
Las been a tirelcss worker in her d.
vision an 1thc ladies under her have
appreciated her efforts to a marked
degree, and on this occasion il fouuu
oppression in tho presentation to her
g a beautiful cut glass dish an q
souvenir spoon, which We're present
cd with remarks with reference to
the regret of the members that she
was rot to lead them any longer.
Mrs. Medley was overwhelmed with
the gifts and her words but feebly
expressed the deep feeling she had
for the method of expressing their
appreciation. During the afternoon
refreshments were served and the
hostess Was assisted by Mrs. w. E.
Upton, Mrs. j. F.. Smith, Mrs. j. H.
Nolt, Mrs. Win. scallin, and Mrs. S.
Y. kerfoot. The afternoon was
very happily spent and many regrets
spoken on the retirement OF Mrs
Iedley.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of George Book, deceas

Estate of George Book, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the UNI
d~ersigned executor OF the estate OF
George Book. deceased, to the credi-
tors of and all persons having claims
against the said. deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers.
within six months after the frat.
publication of this notice., to the,
said JOHN H~azelett, executor, at his
residence in the City Of Mitchell. In
the County of Dawson, So. Oak. =. /.
Dated November 4th, 1911.
John Hazelett,
Executor Of the estate of George
Book, deceased.
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TWO CONVICTED N
TAR PARTY CASE
WEALTHY sHER1,lLL CLARKE IS
ONE OF TWO FOUND GUILTY
EY THE JURY.

Lincoln Center, Kas.-John
Schmidt and Sheriff. Clark, found
guilty i'll the Mary Chamberlain 't'a.
party case, threaten to appeal to
the supreme court against the sen-
tence of q years imprisonment. i'm
rosed by Judge Grover. Mary Cham.
hcr!ain today refused an offer to 60
On the stage.
Lincoln Center, Kas.-Two of the
defendants in the "tar party case,
John Schmitt and Shesill Clarke
late yesterday were found guilty Of
assault and battery by a jury In
Judge Growers court that had been
cut continuously since 1880 Thurs
day morning A. NJ. Simms, the
third defendant was acquitted. SEN
tence on the two men were deferred
to permit attorneys TO argue mo-
tons for a new trial.
One Year for Confessed.
Earlier in the day sentences OF
ere year each in the county jail, the
extreme penalty in Kansas for the
cffense charged was passed on Ever
EFT, G. Clarke. j. Fitzwater, Watson
Scranton and Edward Ricord, con.
fessed assailants of Mary Chamber
i.ine.
May Adjust Bus:ness.
Ricord already was in Jail having
been surrendered by his bondsmen
II days ago.. The court told the
other three men they might have. q
short length of time In which to
straighten up their business affairs.
Fitzwatcr says he will go to Jail next
week Clarke's immense business
interests may make it necessary for
him to be free for q month or more.
The most surprising feature OF the
verdict to those who have followed
the case closely was the conviction
of Schmitt. He is a quiet little
farmer against whom it was consid-
erea, the state had made a weak case.
Mrs. Simms who has been n con-
slant court attendant remained with
ne two convicted men until after
curt adjourned. Her husband was
highly pleased over his acquittal
and smiled at his attorneys.
Mary Chamberlaine was not pres
cnt. 1t was said she too, thought q
verdict impossible and left for Bey-
erly.
Stage Career Offered.
Lincoln Center, Has At q night
session of court the defense was
given until December 18th to pre-
pare a motion for q new trial.
At last a theatrical manager has
attempted to attach Mary Chamber.
%!aine's signature to a vaudeville cop-
tract. From q city In Illinois last
night she received q telegrapnlcs o6sr
TO go on the stage but the footllSAty
hold no lure for the victim Of the
't~arrers." sss
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MARRIED AT ABERDEEN.

y quiet wedding occurred at Abb
erdeen Monday morning, the partici-
rants OF which were Miss Nellie
Grace. OF this city, and MI. John
". Gellembcck, of Faith, S. ID. The
marriage ceremony was performed
ct Sacred Heart church by the Rev.
Father Michael Dcrmody at II
o'clock in the presence OF n few
friends. The bride and groom were
attended Il! the altar by Miss Gene
We've kcalney, OF this city, and Mr..
brother of the bride. Thus another
romance OF the plains finds an end
ing at the marriage altar, for the
Young people developed their court
snip in the far west while they were
living on their claims. Miss Grace
has lived in Mitchell since her
youthful days and has grown TO a
charming womanhood. She is nd
mircd and respected in Mitchell for
her charming eharacteris tics. and
her many friends Will be pleased to
extend their %sinccrcst c%onsratula~
lions. Mr.. Gcllembcck resides at
Faith, where he is engaged i'll the
furniture and hardware business. The
Young couple left for Faith Tuesday
following the wedding ceremony and
they were given Il very cordial recep-
ton on their arrival in the far west
srn town.
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MITCHELL
CMANDLER-pOPE WEDDING

The home OF Miss Lille Brodcrick
On flllh aNenue west was the scene
Of Il very pretty home wedding on
Wednesday, Nov. 90, when her niece.
Miss Rose L. Chandler was given in
marriage to Mr.. Leon ~. Pope.
Promptly at ) O'Clock to the strains
OF Mendclssohn's wedding march, as
played by Mrs. c. a. Pope, of Red
field, tho younS people took thci.
place in the double window, which
VAS tastefully decorated in SmilaX
and daisies, and under q large white
bell they assumed the marriage VOWS
rs read by Rev. w. NJ. Muir, pastor
OF the Congregational church. The
couple were unattended. The bride
WAS chamingly gowned i'll white
chiffon Yer white satin trimmed in
all over lace and pearl trimming
and she carried white roses. At the
conclusion Of the ceremony n deli
oious four course dinner was scrv-
ed. The happy couple We're the re-
cipients OF many presents consisting
OF silver, cut glass, china and linens.
The bride is II of the most popu-
lar young ladies in Mitchell and
counts her friends by the score here,
and at Letcher and .A!pena where
she formerly lived and where she
spent some time in teaching school.
The groom is a member OF the Edu-
Gator School Supply Co. ard has re-
sided in Mitchell about four years
and has made many friends here.
The out OF town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Walker OF Ortonville, cous-
ms of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Pope
of Redicld, father and mother of
The glCUll1, MI. and Mrs. G.. A. Pope
and children Of Redtield, brother of
groom. Mr.. and Mrs Frank johnson
of Columbia, sister of the bride and
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Of Alpena. The
young couple will begin housekeep-
ing at once and will be at home to
their friends after Dec. LIST, in their
new home ut Goo Third venue east.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON
FILING PETITION TO SELL
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
County of Dawson, SIS.
In County Court, Nov. 9, 1911.
In the matter of the estate of Asa
B. Kelsey. deceased.
On reading and filing the petition
CT z. T. Kelsey, administrator, set
ting forth the amount of personal es-
tate that has come to his hands, and
the disposition thereof: the amount
OF debts outstanding against said de-
ceased. and a description Of all the
real estate of which said deceased
died sliced, and the condition and
value Of the respective portions
thereof; and praying that license be
to him granted to sell the whole Of
said real estate. And it appearing,
by said petition. that there is not
sufficient personal estate in the hands
OF said E. T. Kelsey, administrator,
to pay said debts, and that it is nee
essary, in order to pay the same, to
sell the whole of said real estate;
1T is ORDERED. That all per-
sons interested in said estate, appear
before the Judge of this court, on
Saturday, the I'd day Of December,
1911, at 9 O'Clock p. M, at the court
room OF this court in the Court House
in Mitchell, in said County, then
and there to show couse (if any there
bel why an order should net be grant
ed to said T.. L. Kelsey, administra-
tor. to sell said real estate accord
ing to the prayer of said petition.
AND 1T is FURTHER ORDERED,
That q copy of this order be publish
ed for four successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing in the Mitch
ell Capital q weekly newspaper print
Cd and published at Mitchell in eaid
County.
Dated at Mitchell, S. D., tie 90
day of NOV. 1871.
Ey the Court,
w. ABBEY.
Judge of the County Court.
Attest: S. CATTRELL,
Clerk Of the County Court.
A Senate was organized at the Y.
NJ. G. A. Thursday night. The con-
st-tution was modelled after the state
constitution. Roscoe Saterlee was
chosen speaker by unanimous choice.
Ed Anderson was elected president,
Harvey Coacher, Secretary and Lew.
is Lovinger. treasurer. The two par
ties are to be known as the progress
sives and stand-patters, the leaders
Of these parties will be chosen at the
next meeting The first bill will be
introduced next meeting on the re-
call Of judges.
.LtE. 49,
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q at q five O'Clock tea at the home
{ the .atter on Wednesday. gwen IN
.onor of Mrs. j. r. Morrow. The
Guests we're the members Of a divls-
ion ci Che Ladies Aid oil the Mctho-
est church of which Mrs. Morrow has
been chairman Tor the past several
ears. At the close OF the repast
IRIS II. D. Butterneld, in he. pleas
!g and attractive way, told of the
Y an desteem the members had
l. their chairman She spoke of
he progressive spiri, Of the division
ue N no small way TO her manage
..tnl and leadership and in behalf
the members presented Mrs. Nor
l.M With a Deautilu! cream>ana sugar
u in the latest design and finish.
he hostesses were assisted in the
lining room b. Mrs. T.. p. Mather,
Mrs. j. l.. Coow, Miss s,hryock and
liss Hazel Cook.
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4 ROYAL. DINNER PARTY.

- NV l .Al- i Elk ~ L. -
The Sophomore class of Dakota
:".esleyan was entertained last even
ag in a most delightful q,
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Samuel
Ieir. The affair was a rich treat for
ne class of 1914 and its members
joyed the occasion to the utmost
Upon the arrival Of the young peo-
ie. each was crowned in elaborate
vile and given a card bearing the
a.ne and title of a living member OF
Royalty. This unique feature was
iAp'oyed as a means by which the
oung gentlemen might secure their
srtners for dinner and much enter
ainment was afforded in the quest
c the various kings and emperors
or their respective queens and emp
ssses.
At about seven o'clock the guests
altered around the dinner table,
astefully inscribed place-cards being
sed to aid in the seating arrange
tents. a sumptuous dinner in four
curses was then served and the ac-
umpanying scene was one of great
aiety and enjoyment. C%hrysanthe-
RUNS adorned the table and the
CONS i'll the other portions Of the
ousc.
At the conclusion of the feast,
,ruce Price, president of the Sopho-
ore class, acted in the capacity OF
castmaster and introduced in turn
with appropriate remarks, the fol-
owing speakers: Jens Jensen. Belle
edwards, Claus Zoodama. Ruth Min
J and Chester Ruth. DR.. Weir also
dGressed the class.
On adjourning to the parlors. sew
eral tlashlight pictures of the class
tere taken by Photographer Stout
lie singing of college songs occu-
pied the remainder of the evening
I'D as the young people took their
eparture, they warmly assured their
ost and hostess that the happiest OF
venings had been spent by all.
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Il ie rot a difficult matter 10 arrange
a lrozfaln on very short notice, and
lacy are all willing workers a
magnificent s upper was served,
which came from the larder OF the
members and when the Degree of
Homo! serves q supper Of this char
aete- IL Is always su:c of being en-
ioyabio. With the refreshments
completed. the company of ladies
and gentlemen enloyed themselves
antil = late hour in dancing ana
playing cards. Tho joint social has
the effect Of bringing out IL Very
large number Of members from both
orders anl of cemcntiug the ties of
fraterna;;sm in the hearts Of all.
Those who had charge OF ar1ang-
Ing the social affairs received the
hearty thanks of the participants
AID they will not BE- aversc to en-
Toying many more OF them through
olS .ae winter season.
! ENTERTAINED THE FACULTY.
Last Friday evening D.. and Mrs.
| Samuel Y. Kcvfoot threw open the
presidents house to the members of
the faculty Of Dakota Wesleyan,
and they were all bid to come for q
social evening, and in this the wives
of the male members were happily
admitted. In the list OF guests were
included Superintendent and Mrs.
j. w. McClinton, and Principal and
Mrs. j. G. Lindsey, OF the city
schools. so there was a very happy
bringing together OF the two educa-
tional institutions OF the city. The
guests were entertained at a six
O'Clock dinner, at which covers were
laid for tifty-three, and an elaborate
menu was served. Previous to the
dinner being served the brief time
was spent in delightful conversa-
ton which ended with the request to
find their places at the table, and
which were designated by place
cares. The table was decorated in
very pretty form with smilax and
! chrysanthemums. In serving the
hostess was assisted by Mrs. T. Mey-
ers, Mrs. l. X. Medley, Mrs. o. E.
Cassem, Mrs. O. w. Coursey, Mrs
". II. Conyes, and Mrs. ". Z. Tip
ton . After the conclusion of the
dinner the faculty members found
much pleasure in getting 4 little bet
ter acquainted, for there are some
new members on the faculty, and up
10 the present time the opportuni-
ties have been few for them to
meet in only the most casual way,
and the city schools representatives
were likewise offered the opportuni-
ty to get closer to the circle of. edu-
Gators on the south side Tie guests
were entertained with musical num-
bers that we're appreciated for the
fine talent that was displayed, when
Prof. Loudenback presided at the
Piano for several solos and, Mrs. w.
L. Hunter re1lered several vocal
numbers for which she vas applaud
ed to the echo The sociability OF
the affair. the Kind hospitality Of
the host and hostess and the COM
mingiing Of friends made the even
ing Il OF the most delightful III
character, which WAS set forth in
the most kindly expressions when
the guests bid DR.. and Mrs. ker-
foot alieu at Il late hour.
GAVE FIVE O'CLOCK TEA.
Saturday afternoon Of last week
Hrs. Arthur BiOdstrop and Miss
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-30
ENTERTAINED FOR MISS La
TIROP.

Mrs Howard Seaman was the host
ssto a party of young ladies Tuesday
when she entertained for
Mss Be.cneice Lathrop, of Chicago.
7 Ito was in the city for a day or two,
Stopping here CT rout on the concert
tour with Miss Lee. Miss Lathrop
2 aged several piano selections, and
she was praised highly for the fine
Improvement she has made in her
Miss Wauneta Ferris delighted
! r friends with one of her readings.
The hostess sreveG light refresh
.!ents. in which she was assisted by
,.iss Lucille Evans. Tie following
werc the guests: Misses Anna Scott,
-.a,y Cook, Mildred Derr, Iva Snow,
lille Evans. Lois Anderson, Helen
loon, Jeanette Smith, Wauneta
.erris Rachel Doyle, Mrs. Laurice
V;ckers, Mrs. Harry Curran.
t..aaA also entertained at
six o'clock supper in honor of Miss
Ivrtle Lee, the same evening, when
few friends were invited to meet
Ter during her brief stay in the city.
and they had a delightful evening in
istening tn Miss Lee sing and talking
IL her experiences in concert work.
RECOGNIZED THEIR LEADER.
Mesdames W. I. Mcconnell, E. E.
:. it'll and L. II. Storer were hostess
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SURPRISE FOR A D

Tuesday afternoon Airs. .. w
Coursey invited the members Of Mrs
l.. X. Medley's division of the Won.
ans Aid Of the Methodist church I
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-30
GAVE FIVE O'CLOCK TEA.

Saturday afternoon OF last week
Hrs. Arthur Bjodstrop and Miss
Miller entertained q party OF
.dy friends at q Kensington and five
o'clock tea, the afternoon being
pent in fancy work. The affair was
j Id at the home CT Mrs Bjodstrop.
lintes We're laili for sixteen guests
aid light refreshments were served.
The following is a list Of the guests:
!. Uses Grace Bcckwith, Roxena But
1artield, Florence Shelby, Lucy
Thompson, Wauneta Ferris, Mabel
Maynard, Mary Morrow, Mrs. Louis
Teckwith, jr., Mrs. Henry Herman,
Mrs. Clifford Dixon, Mrs. c. "A. Bow
ers. Mrs. W.. NJ. Herbert, Mrs. Lau-
ice Vickers, Mrs. James Creighton,
Mrs. c. y. Townsan. Mrs. Andrew
] ZEN. Mrs. Max Nobis. The after
was very pleasantly spent.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-30
HALCYoN CLUB NET.

Mrs. Fred F. Lonaldgon WAS the
cstess Monday afternoon to the
aembers CT the ~linlcyon cub. a
nost pleasant afternoon was en-
Dyed by all. Until the study hour
he ladies devoted their time to their
and fancy work. The
esscn subject was Egypt and the
.a5tr, Mrs. Bryan, had an interest
ng program. The club will continue
!c Lesson next week and will be en-
e,ta.ned ty Mrs. Mathers. The hest
SIS served i dainty two-coursc lunch
on.
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July is. 19ll.-Mrs. Henry
Clay Beattie, Jr., murdered.
July 2l, l9ll.-llenry Clay
Beattic, Jr., arrested.
August 81. 19ll.-Trial be-
gun at Chesterfield Court House.
September s, 191l.-Verdict
OF guilty, Beatic sentenced to
death.
November "a. 19l1.-Death
sentence executed.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-06-08

Screen wire, all widths, at Reil
ly's.
Mccormick mowers, rakes ant
binders at Hawkins, hardware.
F. j. Ryder left Tuesday for {
trip of inspection of the Payettt
! forest.
Mrs Little, the aged mother Of
Mrs. James Renwick, died a short
time ago at her home in Scotland.
Mrs. R. N. Cummings and child
rem went to Payette on Monday to
visit friends for several days.
LOST-A small black purse con-
tanning small sum of money. Find
er please return purse to Mrs. Bert
Sherard.
Will Womack, Harry Brown and
Roy Wells returned home Tuesday
from a prospecting tour on the
North fork.
Miss Alice Rynearson returned
home yesterday from Weiser, where
she has been attending school the
past winter.
Mrs. R. F. Cooke left today for
her home at Portland, after spend
ing several months visiting her
daughter, Mrs. E. c. Rundstrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Cartwright
left Saturday for the coast and
will spend some time in Oregon and
California for the benefit of their
health.
LOST-A thoroughbred Scotch col
ie,light tan with white brest.In-
formation as to his whereabouts
thankfully received by Allan Camp
bell, Ind. phone. 80
Haying tools of all kinds, includ
ing derricks, forks, Mccormick mo-
wers and rakes. Nothing better for
perfect work and economical handl-
ing of hay. Hawkins, hardware.
F. w. Reed and family arrived
Tuesday from Fremont, Mich, and
will make Emmett their future home
They are for the present guests at
the o. N. Calender home, but will
invest in suburban property in a
few weeks. Mr. Reed is largely |
Interested in Pearl mining property |
md has spent considerable time her
off and on during the last four
ears.
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FOR SALE-A top buggy, good one
Ed Dewalt. 80
CONDENSED NEWS

George Audley has gone to Gar
den City, Utah Mrs. Carl Ded-
man is visiting at Caldwell. MI
Charles BOSNIAN of Boise Is a guest
at the E. o. Mech home. A
ter, to 1. The game was a
kitchen shower was given by Mrs.
George Audley Saturday in honor Of
Miss Hazel Franklin. Mrs. F. Wilkit
and family left Tuesday for Marys-
vile to make their home for a while
Miss Minnie Pipher has gone to her
old home at Tekamah, Neb., to
spend her summer vacation. .....
Miss Lenora Perry, who had been
visiting Emmett friends for sever
al days, returned to her home south
of Falks, Saturday. Mrs. Ed
Stringer accompanied her.
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EMMETT NEWS.

Farm Loans-Colvin Real Estate
Agency.
All kinds of hay tools at Hawkins
hardware.
w. F. Sinclair left Monday fo1
Portland.
Miss Beulah Kinzer is sick with
pneumonia.
Phil Whitsell is clerking in the
Cash Grocery.
FOR SALE-Milk COW, giving milk.
Joe Riggs. 81
WANTED-To buy a good fresh milk
COW. Address P. o. Box 1872. 35
Alfalfa seed, as good as any ever
raised in this section, at Hawkins,
Hardware.
Miss Helen Banks is down from
Horseshoe Bend and is a guest at
the E. X. Hayes home.
E. H. Adams, proprietor of the
Caldwell pharmacy at Caldwell, was
an Emmett visitor yesterday.
E. N. Judd returned Monday from
Illinois, where he was called few
weeks ago by the serious illness of
his mother.
Dan Woody of Brownlee has been
appointed forest ranger at the lakes
to succeed Walter Mann, transferred
to Emmett, and has moved his fam
:ly there.
Mrs. C. L. Bent left this morn
ing for a three weeks absence at
coast points to visit friends. Her
trip will include La Grande, Port
land and Spokane.
Smiley" Hunt, the Smiling cop
has lately broadened his smile. In
vestigation disclosed the fact that
the Stork visited the home of
he patrolman, and while there, made
4 present of 10 pound parcel
If Smiles" Mrs. Hunt is at St.
Luke's hospital, and both mother |
md baby are reported to be doing
nicely. This latest arrival makes a
.otal of four for the genial copper,
md now smiley" is said to be look
ng for recognition from the famous
Teddy. State Journal This is
.ur ALT. c. Hunt, and his many En-
nett friends extend congratulations