The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-05-10

the college Junior class very pleasantly
at her home Thursday evening.
M. T. Kennedy went to North Dako-
ia Friday evening to take up his
Y. w. G. A., work in that state.
Mrs. VIM. Nelson and Miss Pearl
Bell OF Volga, came owe Thursday
morning and visited in this city.
Mrs. Hutchinson came down from
White last week, and visited a few days
in this city with Mrs. Frank West.
Mrs. Carrie Hutchinson Of White
visited Mrs. F. H. West and Mrs.
Nellie White in this city last week.
Miss Genevieve Prouse has accepted
a position in the telephone Office here
and commenced her duties this week.
G. A. Keland returned from North
field, Mimi, Saturday morning to re-
main in Brookings during the sum-
mer.
DR.. Carlson and John Peterson were
in Volga between trains Friday even
ing and transacted business in that
city.
Homer Rexford is improving his
residence by building on an addition
which consists Of a bed room and bath
room.
Mrs. Fred Baker came up from Au-
ora Saturday and visited between
trains with her mother, Mrs. S. W.
Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Baker returned
home Friday morning from California
where they have been spending the
winter.
Theo. Walters is having a fine line
Of business in his tailoring establish
ment and now employs four first class
t~ailOrs.
Mrs. Martha Seymour departed We'd
nesday morning for Kingston, Wis,
to remain a couple Of months with
relatives.
DR.. Collier returned from Arlington,
Tuesday, where he was called to attend
to a person who had been injured on
the railroad.
+. a, Miller went to Huron Monday
evening to look after the crew doing
work for the Brookings Cement Block
4 Sidewalk Co.
Miss Bessie Ryan, who has been
teaching school in Clark county,
returned home Saturday to spend her
spring vacation.
Miss Ida Ianke visited in Nolga
between trains Friday, returning home
with her sister, who teaches at Nolga,
the same evening. o.
Edward Rogers from Milwaukee,
Wis, arrived in this city Thursday
evening and vas the guest of Mr.. s. A,
Evans for a few days.
Mrs. Joseph Murphy went down tc
Rochester, Mimi, Thursday, where We
understand she expects to enter the
hospital for treatment.
Miss Agnes Johnson OF Heron Lake
Mimi, arrived in Brookings Wednes'
day evening and is the guest Of hel
brother, John Johnson.
Pearl Stewart, a former college
student, returned to her home al
Selby, S. D., Friday, after spending
a few weeks in this city.
John Il. Lewis of Minneapolis, was
an over Sunday visitor in Brookings
He went to Lake Preston and north or
the Milwaukee Monday.
Mrs. NJ. o. Hill accompanied he
brother, Mr.. Brown over to Nolga Tues
day evening, andvisited between train:
with friends in that city.
F. G. Orr, agent for the Fidelity
Mutual Life Insurance Co., came home
from Aberdeen Saturday to spend {
few days with his family.
Mrs. Harriet MILFORD of Zion City
who has been visiting relatives in thi:
city for a couple of weeks, returned
home Thursday morning.
Geo. F. Haber returned to CLARK
Monday after an over Sunday yisi'
with his family. He will be absent
about two weeks this trip.
Miss Clara 4. Johnson returned from
Arlington Tuesday, where she ha:
been visiting with her sister, Mrs
Burton Lee for a few days.
Frank Pond is %excayating for the
foundation of his fine new residence
which will be built at the corner o.
Fifth street and Eighth avenue.
w. f. Thomas of the Alaska Colo
Mining and Development Co., arrived
in the city Saturday for a visit with
the president, DR.. A. w. Hyde.
NJ. O, Hill, state manager for the
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Co.,