The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-07-05

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children OF Elkton, spent the Fourth
in the city with DR.. and Mrs. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Grattan and
daughter, Miss Grace, visited in the
city the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles.
Mrs. G. B. Ainsworth and Miss
Mabel Caverhill OF Estelline, arrived
in the city Friday and visited until
Monday evening with their many
friends and were guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Ainsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Swartling OF
Tracy, Mimi, visited in the city this
week the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs S. ].
Swartling. Mrs. Swartling returned
home today, but her husband will
visit his brother until Saturday.
Miss Mamie Youngburg departed
this morning for Battle Creek where
she Will take treatments in the Sani-
tarium at that place. She expects to
w away "pout a ySol' iiSi piotiiSi
Fred accompanied her part of way.
Mrs. John Cole and children
departed for Gary Tuesday morning
to visit for a few weeks at Mrs. Coles
old home. She was accompanied by
her sister, Miss Elsie Lightfoot who
has been visiting for some time in the
city.
Prof. y. f. Hansen departed Thurs
day morning for northern Russia
where he is sen by the government
to inspect trees and shrubbery and
select the trees he finds suitable for
this climate. He expects to be away
all summer.
Hatton Powell's Lifeorama or NOV
ing picture show drew a crowded house
at the Grand last evening and gave
great satisfaction. The audience was
we'll pleased and We can say that it
was the best entertainment Of its kind
that has yet visited Bookings.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. j.. l.. Crothers of Hetland,
for the wedding of their daughter Laura
Adell 10 David II. Carlson which will
occur at their home on July llth. Mr..
and Mrs. CrOthers were former residents
OF BrOOkings and are well remembered
by a large number Of friends here.
DR.. \. L. ~Spalding, Clois JoIes,
\. d. La Due and sons, Charley and
Russell, and Master Milton Jacobson
of Luverne, arrived in the city Tues
day morning and attended the ball
games between the Lund Land team
of Minneapolis and the city Reds.
They returned home Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. j. p. Cheever, accompanied
by her granddaughter, came up from
Bookings Wednesday evening, to
visit for a few days at the home of her
sister, Mrs. II. II. Curtis. Mrs.
Cheever's many friends in this place,
her former home, are pleased to have
her with us nee mor e.-Castlewood
Republican.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Borst and child
rem departed this morning for the
east where Mrs. Borst and children
will visit in Mason City and Clear
Lake, Iowa, while the doctor will go
~, 70 UJl;pois a,J NE;SnopS;, ,,J visit
his people and on his way home will
stop off with his family and accom-
pany them home.
DR.. Robert l.. Slagle departed on
Monday morning Of last week for
Bigstone where he met with the
Board of Regents, returning home
Thursday noon. He left again Fri
day morning for Madison, where he
went on work connected with the
Farmers Institute. He returned
Saturday evening.
The state bar association Of Arkan-
sas, which recently met at Eureka
Springs, made James F. Brooke an
honorary member Of the ASSOCIATION.
Mr.. Brooke, who formerly resided in
Bookings, will be remembered as
having gone to Eureka Springs to
take up work preparatory to entering
the Episcopal ministry.
Mr.. William Macdonald of the
Department Of Agriculture Of Trans
vaal, South Africa, who is inyestigat-
ing agricultural conditions in this
country spent Saturday and Sunday
at the State Agricultural college in
this city looking over the experiments
in agriculture and horticulture. From
here he went to California.
Gilbert 4. Young, assistant profess
sOr Of mechanical engineering at Pur-
due University. Lafayette, Ind, is
spending some time camping at Lake
kampeska with friends from Bryant.
Prof. Young is associate Instructor
with Prof. J. II. Ransom OF the same
university, the latter being a brother
Of \. w. Ransom Of this city.-Public
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