The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-11

Roy Rooster went to WATERFOWL
Thursday morning and visited friends
until Monday morning.
VIM. Corcoran, formerly of Volga,
who is now in the hotel business at
Tracy, spent Monday here.
Miss Edith Anderson returned to her
home at Ashton Friday evening after
a several days visit with friends here.
The D. W. Bunday and A. E. James
families went to Estelline on he
Fourth and spent the day with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Walter S. Thornber arrived
from Pullman, Wash, Friday evening
for a visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Henry.
Sam Newton wen to WltertHwn
TUESDAY morning to attend the state
encanpment. Sam is a memb,r OF 'he
Britton company.
Mrs. +. II. Beatty and baby return.
ed home the last of the week from a
two or three weeks visit with reIati e.
at Blooming Prairie, MINI.
County Superintendent Malcolm Ala
rich returned Thursday from Canton,
where he attended a meeting Df the
superintendent of the state called 6y
State superintendent Ustrud.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Goodale arrived
home the last Of the week, from
Beloit, Wis, where they went a couple
Of weeks ago with the remains of Mr..
Goodale's father.
Shirley Miller left Tuesday night
for the Black Hills, where he will
spend two or three weeks enjoying
out of door life. He was accompanied
by his younger brother Harold.
Perry Estes, a nephew of Prof. Gro
here the past year, was at Pierre on
business and visiting friends last week.
He returned here Friday evening.
Prof. g.. T. Whitehead and family,
accompanied by Misses Muriel Sher-
win and Cecile WEIGH, arrived home
Friday from Lake kampeska, where
they spent a couple of weeks camping.
Horace FishbaCk and family left Sat
urday morning by way OF Bushnell for
their annual outing at Spirit Lake.
Rochester Friday evening and accom-.
panied them.
w. A. Burgess was over from White
OF business the first Of the week. Mr..
Burgess family lived here during the
past school year, but have returned to
| White. They will move here again at
| the opening OF the school year in Sept
! ember.
Barnum & Bailey's big circus will
show at Watertown next Saturday
train from Huron to Watertown by
way Of BroOkings on that day. The
train will leave here at S:37 in the
morning and returning at $50 in the
evening.
The kid ball team wen to Aurora
Monday morning and in the Afternoon
cleaned up a kid team from the sub
urban town by a score of II to II
The game must have been a prett!
good one. as It went eleven inning!
before the Brookings bunch got the
decision.
Geo. Thayer returned home on Wed
nesday evening of last week from al
extended trip through Illinois and low;
for the Brookings Land & Trust com
pany. He brought back a number o
land seekers, and was pretty busy driy
ing them about the country for two o
three days.
II. F. HarOldson and family arrived
home Thursday evening from thei
six weeks trip to the Pacific coast
They visited at Seattle, Tacoma, an,
other points and report a most enjoy
able trip. They met a large numbe
of former BroOkings people, all O
whom they found to be doing NIGEL
and we'll pleased with that country.
H. l.. Walker and family are enjoy
ing a visit from Mr.. Walkers father
w. r. Walker, and his brother. r. {
Walker Of Syracuse. y. Y, who arriV
ed on the evening of the Fourth. Thi
is their first visit in the west and the
are more than pleased with th
country. In fact the elder Mr.. Wake
is delighted with Brookings and ma
Decide to owe here to live.
c. D. Kendall, Il. c. Taylor and d
l.. G. Borst arrived home Saturda
morning from their western triI
They visited eastern Colorado an
from there went to Denver and Gran
Junction and on to Ogden, Utah. The
were very much interested in the i
rigated lands of western Colorado, an
think that part of the state has
great future before it. They did NJ