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

Aurora Wednesday evening and
visited with relatives.
]. E. Bunday OF Oaks, n. D., was in
this city visiting his brothers Dexter
and M. l.. Bunday, Friday.
Carl Reich went down to Lake Ben.
ton, Wednesday morning, on bust.
ness, returning the same evening.
Mrs. p. ]. Corbin and son visited in
Watertown over Sunday with Mrs.
Corbin's mother, Mrs. Patterson.
They returned home Monday morning.
Mrs. Burton Lee and little daughter
returned to their home at Arlington,
after visiting for several weeks al the
home OF Mrs. Lees father, Carl John
son..
Miss Hattie Palmer returned home
from Estelline Friday morning. Miss
Hattie had been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Grace Blote, for a couple OF
weeks.
The electric display which the Mobiles
Theatre Company had in the window
OF Palmer's Confectionery last week
was very unique and attracted much
attention.
Miss Nance Ahern of Taunton,
Mimi, who has been visiting in this
city for a few weeks with Miss Henrietta
Sigurdson, returned to her home Fri
day morning.
Married at the Presbyterian manse
by Rev. W. NJ. Jennings, Thursday,
May 3, 1906, Andrew Allison OF White
and Miss Clara Preusler of Spring
Valley, MINI.
Mrs. II. W. Porter came down from
Bruce Friday morning and visited in
this city with her sister, Mrs. F. G..
Orr until Saturday morning when she
returned home.
Mrs. NJ. Orhrans went to Ivanhoe.
Mimi, Monday morning and will
visit for a few days With her sister.
Mrs. Orhrans was accompanied by her
little daughter.
The s. d. A. c., base ball team and
city Reds pulled off an interesting
game of ball at the city park last
Thursday resulting in a score Of : to 8
in favor Of the Reds.
Mrs. W. Bennett and two daughters
OF Waseca, Mimi, spent Sunday in
this city, the guest of Will Bennett,
their son and brother. They returned
home Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.. Reeves went up
to Estelline Friday morning for a
short visit. Mr.. Reeves returned home
Saturday morning and Mrs. Reeves
returned Saturday evening.
Miss Edith Anderson returned to
her home at Ashton, S. D., after a few
weeks visit with friends in this city.
Miss Edith expects to be with us again
during Commencement week.
Mrs. Emma Johnson returned Satur-
day evening from an extended trip in
the west. Mrs. Johnson has been
away about three months and tells US
that she had a very pleasant trip.
The question is often asked: "Why
is it people never tire Of East Lynne?''
The answer is this: Because it has
so much heart interest: because it is a
life story-a story of a who
loved and lost" Opera house May Ii,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Drew rejoice
over the arrival of an eight pound baby
daughter who came to gladden. their
home last Sunday morning at ONT
O'Clock. Mother and babe are doing
finely. Grandpa Colgroveis supremely
happy.
F. f. Rebman, superintendent o
the city telephone exchange, has mott
fed the company at New Ulm, Mimi.
that he cannot accept their proposition
and has engaged to remain with the
city for another year.
Rev. DR.. T. NJ. Shananfelt. Superin
tendent Of the Western Baptist Minis,
tiers Aid Society, was in Brookings or
business the latter part of last week
DR.. Shananfelt came down from Huron
and was entertained at the home o.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Morphy.
The Catholic parsonage has beer
moved to the west side Of the lots upor
which it has been located, at the
corner Of Williams street and Medary
avenue, and preparations are already
under way for the erection Of a Catho'
lie church edifice on the corner
| 1t is seldom that we announce a play
so far in advance, but as Harry Shan
mons avishproduction, 1.-The Bankers
Child" is one of the very best offer
ings of the season, We wish to announce
that this excellent play will be here
for one night only at Grand May %.