The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-08-23


rived from Walkerville, Ontario, Can
ada, Tuesday evening and are the
guests OF A. j. Kendall and family.
The two gentlemen are cousins.
l.. Y, Mckee, Phi. D., OF Wayne,
Nebraska, arrived in the city Monday
and is looking after his interests in
this vicinity. Mr.. Mckee is the guest
OF his sister, Mrs. John Holiday.
Lovers OF good, clean, up.to-date
amusement will find things to their
liking at the Grand Opera House, one
night only, Saturday, Sept. lst.
Ruth Craven in "Her Fatal Error"
Miss Jennie Bechtel OF lie Mars,
Ia, arrived in the city last Thursday
evening and visited until Monday
morning at the home OF her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Skinner.
Misses Esther and Matte Green
wood OF Webster City, Ia, arrived in
the city Tuesday evening and are the
guests OF their cousins, Misses Lila
and Beulah Alton and Ida Nichol.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wizard and Miss
Gladys Mitchell of Harrington, Kan.
sas, arrived in the city last evening
and are guests at the home of their
aunt and uncle, DR.. and Mrs. A, w
Hyde.
Mrs. Louis Gray of Volga, spent the
day in the city Thursday, returning
home the same evening. She was
accompanied home by Mrs. r. A.
Larson, who visited between trains in
that city.
Severt SimOnson was over from
Sinai last week and reported that the
Sinai telephone line would be extend.
ed into this city within the next four
weeks. The line will come in from
the south.
Miss Florence Caldwell and Gene
We've Underwood drove to Bryant last
Thursday. Miss Florence returned
by rail Tuesday, while Miss Under
wood will visit in that city until coll
lege opens.
Guy Poole now holds the position
OF conductor on the Bookings Red
field run. Mr.. Poole's many friends
will be pleased to learn of his adj
vancement, believing that he is worthy
of the trust.
Mike Culhane returned from Mime
apolis Thursday evening. He intends
taking law course in the University
Minneapolis for that purpose about
September lst,
Mrs. A. B. Crane and children de-
parted Tuesday evening for Pollock to
visit for few weeks with Mrs. Cranes
father, Mr. Royal Cranston. They
will also visit at Cakes, n. D., before
returning home.
Editor X. \. Turner OF the Lake
Benton Mimi News, was in the city
Monday, having come up to accom-
pany Mrs. Turner home from a visit
with her brother and sister who live
near Lake Campbell.
Wallace Purdy came up from
Winona Saturday to visit relatives
and friends over Sunday and while
here was given his second degree in
Masonry. He is expected home Sep.
TENDER first to remain permanently.
The members of the local Chapter
o. f. S., will celebrate Robert Morris
birthday on Friday the 3lst by a
basket picnic held in Masonic Temple
The Arlington, De Smet and Volgs
Chapters have been invited to partici
pate.
Mrs 5. w. Sussex and Mrs. George
Bills and son Arthur, went up tc
WATERFOWL Friday and spent few
days at Lake Kempeska, returning
home Monday morning. Mr.. SUISSE,
went up Saturday to remain ovel
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fishback anC
family, accompanied by Mr.. Fish
backs father, I. l.. Fishback OF Roch
ester, Mimi, and Mrs. Brundage o
Ohio, arrived home yesterday from
Spirit Lake, Ia, where they spen
several weeks.
Ole Haavi recovered the package o
valuable papers advertised in thi:
paper last week. They were brought
to this Office the same evening tn,
paper was out. Why not try oul
Popular Want column and see what i
may do for you.
Mrs. Fred Dodge of Redfeld, who
has been visiting in the city for sew
eral days, returned home last night
Mrs. Dodge was accompanied by he
sister, Miss Sylvia Holiday and niece
Miss Lulu Holiday, who will spend 6
few days in Redfeld.
DR.. ID. M. Fee departed Tuesday
morning for Colorado, where he vii
spend few weeks visiting a brother