The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1916-03-02

Miss Wanda Nisse went down to
Aberdeen Monday on business.

Miss Wanda Nisse went down tC
Aberdeen Monday on business.
Mrs. Gene Daley entertained the
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society or
Thursday after noon.
Clay Carpenter attended the fun
eral of the late Mrs j. r. Shirey
of Mclaughlin, on Wednesday.
Miss Olive Rittler left for Tim,
her Lake. SATURDAY. to nurse JAKE
Parrott's boy who is i'll with pneu
mOnia.
Mrs. Dave Bannister and little
son, Roderick. spent Saturday ir
Aberdeen the guests of Mrs. Nellie
Jenkins, Former landlady of tn,
MObridge House.
A beautiful new Steinway piano
is the latest acquisition to thu
DR.. Button home. The new mus
ical instrument was installed or
Tuesday afternoon
Druggist. H. e. Yaukey, pur
chased an Overland 8 passengel
four cylinder. 35 horse power tour
ing car, Saturday afternoon from
the Brown Auto Co.
Mrs. Nola Moon, who has been
instructing the ladies of MObridgt
in the interests of the Viavi Medi
cal Co for the past four weeks,
spent Sunday in Aberdeen.
Mrs. II. E. Yaukey entertained
the 500 card club at her home
Wednesday afternoon A full
membership was present. A de-
lightful luncheon was served al
five O'Clock.
The Ladies Aid of the Unitef
Church will meet at the home OF
Mrs. }. E. Glendv Thursday after.
noon, March the 9th. The ladies
are requested to come prepared
to sew. Mesdames Glendy and
Yaukey will entertain.
Casper Sogensand and Norman
Anderson returned from Kansas
City, Mo-, Monday morning. They
had been there for about eight
weeks taking a course in automo.
bile repairing. They both plan on
returning next fall for another
eight weeks course.
F E. Marsh, general manager
and one of the proprietors of tht
Visvi Medical Co., Of Chicago
was in Mobridge Thursday for ths
purpose of consulting with their
travelling representative, Mrs. Nols
Moon as to the future work from
this point. Mrs r.. G Smith will
act as local representative for tht
company, we are informed.
Qnite a number of the young
ladies gave an invitation dance a
the Brown Opera house Tuesda!
night The pleasant affair was il
the nature of leap year dance
and party. Zimmer's orchestr,
supplied the music for the occasion
which was. as usual, we'll received
Supper was served at midnight q
the Windsor Cafe after whicl
event the dancers returned to th'
hall room fo, a couple more hour
of enjoyment.
About 20 different parties recei
we'd surpris Q from A. q. Brown
who has been wintering in tn
south. The surprise came in tn
form of boxed fruit. The New
ACKNOWLEDGES box of beautiful
oranges and grape fruit. Th'
fruit was JUS; as ripe AM
juicy as could be and The New,
force returns many thanks to tn
sender, for his kind remembrance
in this way to us in the northern
zone,
The Catholic Ladies' Aid SOciet
which held a bake sale at Gallett'
Jewelry Store last Saturday was
very successful sale as about $25. On
was cleared. The demand 70
beans, and potato salad. especially
far exceeded the SIMPLY and il
fact many we're unable to buy an
thing \fter Ave thirty, that day a
the goAds were all sold at tina
!. hour. Thus far. it has not beer
decided IL another sale will be he!t
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