The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-04-19
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
In and About the City of Beaut-
iful Homes

NJ. f. Culhane was at Sioux Falls
this week.
Robert Henry of Volga was in this
city on business, Wednesday.
Philo Hall returned from business
trip at Arlington, Wednesday morn
ing.
c. Bullen went up to Redfield Tues
day, returning home Saturday morn
ing.
Prof. John S. Cole will address the
White Farmers Institute, Saturday
April 2S.
Miss Nellie Hoover of this city,
visited with friends in Volga Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Finch, college student,
returned to his home at Huron Friday
evening.
Mrs. Glenn Cheatham of Aurora,
visited at the home Of Jas. Cheatham
last week.
Miss Daisy Walters of Bruce, is in
the city this week visiting old friends
for few days.
Leonard Stromme, former college
student from Volga, visited in the
city Wednesday.
Prof. Kerr came down from Pierre
Tuesday night and visited in this city
couple of days.
Mrs. Hazelwood OF Aurora, came up
to attend the play at the Opera house,
Tuesday evening.
R. o. Richards OF Huron has been in
the city this week the guest of his
cousin, Dr. Z. Klaveness.
Judge Burt of Huron, came down
from the north Saturday morning and
went home the same evening.
Miss Henrietta Sigurdson is enjoy
ing a visit from her friend, Miss
Nance Ahern Of Taunton, Mimi.
Arthur Drew went up to Aberdeen
Tuesday evening to take the pharma-
ceutical examination before the state
board.
Miss Clair Sanderson Of Aurora,
visited in this city couple of days
Of last week, the guest Of Mrs. II. f.
Lloyd.
Miss Pearl Smith returned to her
work at Hitchcock last Tuesday even
ing, after visiting relatives in this citv
for a week.
Mrs. Nj. 0. Hill has been confined
to her home for couple Of weeks with
a severe attack of pink eye, but is now
improving.
Rev. r. NJ. Hardman has been
invited to preach the baccalauteate
sermon to the De Smet High school
graduates, June 3.
r. A.'rGoodale came home last week
and was taken suddenly ill. He was
a very sick man for few days but is
now slowly recovering.
Mrs. Geo. Baker came up from
Aurora Tuesday morning and visited
at the home of Homer Rexford till
Wednesday morning.
DR.. f. P. Hall went up to Arlington
Friday evening where he delivered a
lecture on missions" He returned
home the same evening.
Herbert Fishback of Tacoma, Wash,
visited in this city few days last
week the guest of his brother, Horace,
of the First National Bank.
Philo Hall returned home Saturday
evening and reports having splendid
receptions wherever he and Coe l.
Crawford spoke during the week.
Theo. Walter spent Easter with his
family in Flandreau, returning Mon
day. He reports everything looking
bright in that part of the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Howe have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.. l..
Walker during the past week. From
here they expect to go to Sioux Falls.
Messrs. NJ. E. Culhane and Albert
Matson received word this week that
they had passed successful exami-
nation and had been admitted to the
bar.
Miss Myra Fishback departed for
Glendale, n. D., Friday evening to
take up her Y. w. G. A., duties at
that place. She will be away a few
weeks.
Miss Blanche Fishback returned
home last Wednesday morning and
spent the Easter vacation with her
parents returning to her college work
Tuesday.
Mcpherson Hayter, is in the city
this week visiting old friends. We
understand he has sold out his drug
store at Epan and will be here for q