The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-08-23
Roy Elliott of Lynn, Mass. ARR,

Roy Elliott OF Lynn, Mass, arrived
IN the city last Thursday and is visit
ing at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Elliott. Roy is a
Bookings boy, and graduate from
the s. d. A. c., and is now located
with the General Electric Company
at Lynn, Mass, and his many friends
are glad to see him doing so we'll.
Mrs. Elliott and daughter, Miss
Pearl Poole OF Sioux City, and Miss
Marian Human OF Redfeld, arrived
in the city Monday noon and were
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Poole. Mrs. Elliott and
Miss Human went away last evening,
while Miss Poole will spend some
time at the home of her uncle, Charles
Poole.
Edwin Reeves entertained about tif-
teen OF his boy friends last evening at
six O'Clock supper at his home on
Fifth street, in honor of his cousin,
Roy Horton, of Stewartville, MINI.
A delicious two course supper was
served by Mrs. Reeves, assisted by
her sister, Miss Carrie Seaton, and a
most delightful evening was spent by
the young men. Mr.. Horton leaves
Saturday for his home.
Mr., and Mrs. =. $. Jenson and fam.
lily of Nermillion, arrived in the city
last week and have moved into the
house recently vacated by Frank West
Mr.. Jensen is solicitor for the Unior
Savings Association of Sioux Falls
and moved here on account of better
school advantages for his children
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen are very pleasan,
people and we are sure they will make
many friends in our midst.
Miss Maudess DeNere the versatile
leading lady now in her third season
with the keeney Stock Co. received a
message this week telling her that hei
grandfather in Paris had died recently
leaving an estate valued at el50, 00C
OF which amount Miss DeNere will
receive one-fourth or Clip, 900. When
asked il she would leave the stage
Miss DeNere remarked: Certainly not,
| like my work too well to leave it now.
am grateful for the money and think
will devote at least half OF ii to char
ity. Miss DeNere is a very pleasing
young lady to meet and carries on a
conversation most huently in the fol-
lowing languages: French, German,
Italian, Spanish and English She
has studied in the finest colleges OF
England and France. Her father was
an admiral in the English army; Miss
DeNere accompanied him for six years
during that time she visited every
inhabited part OF the world. Miss De.
We're has a bright future before hei
and we predict on of the most pleasant
careers. Well she is deserving OF all
the pleasures and success of life.
DR.. and Mrs. F. f. Boyden left
Tuesday morning for Chicago where
the doctor will take up special work
in internal medicine and obstetrics
under some of the leading men in
the practice OF his profession. OWNS
to technical requirement in thu
South Dakota law to the effect that &
physician before being eligible tt
practice in the state must have spen
lO4 weeks during four separate year.
in a medical college, the state boarC
notified DR.. Boyden only last weel
that his preparation was insufficient
He had put in considerably il
excess OF the required number 0
weeks in study and in addition was
during the year ending July /, will
the Drs. Mayo at Rochester, Mimi.
but inasmuch as his time in medica
college had not been extended owe
four full calendar years the boar,
decided that the exact requirement O
the law had not been met. 1t is to b
regretted that the interruption come
at just the time when he was com
mencing what promises to be a mos
successful practice but the advantag
Of additional study will the bette
equip him for his work in the hospi
tai now in course OF construction 70
DR.. Green and himself. DR.. Gree
will continue to attend to the practic
OF both he and his associate durin
the latter's absence.