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

postmaster at Arlington.
DR.. Tenant now occupies front
rooms in the Chappell block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Magistad went
over to NOlga Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lucy Gilby entertained a COM
pany of ladies Saturday afternoon.
Miss Inga Ryerson was called TO
Arlington Saturday on professional
work.
Will Binford and George Westcott
arrived from few days visit at their
homes.
NJ. l.. Redmond and family are
taking an outing at Lake Kempeska
&.nis week.
4 Mrs. Lynn Weaver went to Doland
Saturday night 10 spend Sunday with
her husband.
Miss Alvira Johnson went over to
of olga Friday night for a short visit
gr,ith relatives.
\ Mrs. John Schiller Of Summit, is
Visiting with Mrs. c. NJ. Christotfer-
syn this week.
Miss Laura Crothers Of Arlington,
visited friends in the city a couple OF
days last week.
Miss Hannah Aaland of Huron,
spent the Fourth at the home Of
John Peterson,
Brookings Reds defeated the Water
town Gray's in this city Saturday by
a score of s to ,.
Miss Nora Peterson of EIkton, was
in the city Wednesday and celebrated
with Old friends.
Editor Alfred Horton Of the Volga
Tribune, was in our city between
trains Thursday.
Miss Nellie Smith of Morrison, Ill.,,
is a guest at the home Of Mrs. :.
Sussex this week.
Geo. Thayer and II. G.. Fox went to
Iowa and Illinois Saturday morning
on a business trip.
Harold Haroldson and Clyde lid
ball returned from an outing at Clear
Lake, Iowa, Friday.
Ray Breed arrived from Minneapolis
Tuesday morning to spend the Fourth
with his home folks.
P. ]. Bergeim is building a new
house for liver Steen on his farm in
BrOokings township.
Wilbur Rexford arrived from st. Paul
Tuesday morning to visit relatives and
friends over the Fourth.
Mrs. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson are
the proud parents Of a young son who
arrived last Saturday noon.
Mrs. j. X. Taylor of Lake Benton,
spent the day in the city Friday, the
quest of Mrs. F. j. Carlisle.
7 Miss Pearl Behl came over from
Volga Thursday morning for a short
visit with friends in the city.
Harvey Patterson of Sanborn,
Mimi, is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
F. H.. Ainsworth, this week.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Rio Miner went to
'rlington yesterday to visit friends
nd spend the national holiday.
Mrs. Chan Richardson and children
of Huron, spent the Fourth in the city
the guests OF Mrs Geo. Stoddart.
Mrs. Mary Magistad Of Volga, is
spending a few days in the city with
her mother, Mrs. G. F. Aldrich.
Mrs. Christensen departed Friday
morning for Tyler where she will
visit at her old home for a while.
Mrs. \. X. Crumb returned Satur-
day from a visit with relatives and
friends at Madison and Arlington.
Harold Haroldson and Clyde lid
ball arrived home Saturday from a few
weeks outing at Spirit Lake, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leekley of
Redtield, arrived in the city Tuesday
and spent the Fourth with relatives.
Owing to Prof. Christensen being
called away the band concert at the
park will be postponed for one week.
Ed Simmons was down from Sisse-
ton during the past week. He says
there is much wetness in his section.
Mrs. John Holiday and two child
ren left this morning for Iowa and
Nebraska where they will visit for a
few weeks.
Walter Wheaton and family Of
Huron, are guests at the home of
Mr.. Wheatons parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Prof. Wheaton.
Mrs. J. w. Heston arrived in the
city from Madison Monday and will
spend the summer here. DR.. Heston
will follow later.