The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-09-05

week.
S. W. Sussex is moving into the
Young house on Sixth avenu near
DR.. Boyden's residence.
Mrs. /. y. Lawshe returned Satur-
day night from a weeks visit at
Morgan and Tracy, Minnesota.
Frank Barton went to Minneapolis
yesterday morning to take in the fair
and visit a few days with friends.
Misses Minnie and Bessie Christian.
sen Of Lake Hendricks, have taken
positions at Crumbs restaurant.
Andrew Thorson fell from the sea-.
folding in front of the Olson building
Thursday and broke II OF MS fingers.
Mrs. W. 5. Riley went to DEBORAH,
Iowa, yesterday morning for a two
weeks visit with relatives and friends.
Rev. j. NJ. Green and family arrived
home Thursday evening from an ex.
tended visit with relatives at DEBORAH,
Iowa.
Will Winegar went to Arlington
Monday morning and spent the day
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. F..
Vinegar.
Milton Ross came down from Ar
lington Tuesday morning for a visit
at the home OF his by0ther-in-law,
B. l.. Wilson.
Mrs. /. 4. Miller returned to her
home at Anthem, Iowa, Friday morn
ing after a visit with her sister, Mrs.
S. n. McCarl.
Miss Nance Ahern returned to her
home at Taunton, Mimi, yesterday
morning after a ten days visit with
Miss Henrietta Siguardson.
James Chappell returned to his
home at Corning, Iowa, Monday
morning after a visit at the home of
his brother, I. l.. Chappeli.
DR.. and Mrs. f. C. Miller went to
Darlington, n. d., for a visit of a
week with their son, Ralph, VINO is
working in a lumber yard there.
Special communication OF Brook
ings Lodge No. "a, \. F. & 4. ~, at
Masonic Temple, Saturday night
Sept. 9TH. Work in the F. C. degree.
Electric signs are getting to be quite
the rage among the merchants OF the
city, Tidball's pharmacy being the
latest institution to be supplied with
one.
Mrs. W. j. Gentle and son, Leonard,
went to the Twin Cities yesterday
morning for a few days visit. Mr..
Gentle will Join them the last OF the
week.
Miss Elibeth Richter returned to
her home at Owatonna, Mimi, yester-
day morning after a couple Of weeks
visit at the home Of her uncle, :. II.
GoOdfellow.
Frank Ieney, VINO vas formerly ex-
pressman at the depot, i, now running
as express messenger between here
and Redfield. The past few months
he has been expressman at Redtield.
The Chicago Recoyd-Herald says
that VIM. Hille, shortstop, Of the
Wausau team Of the Wisconsin State
league, has been sold to toe Cleveland
American league team. lille was one
Of the star members Of last years
Bookings Reds.
Arthur Cleveland, VINO sold out his
barber shop some time ago, went to
MankatO with his family Tuesday
morning, where they will remain until
about the first OF November, when
they will move to Mandan, \. D., to
make their home.
r. p. Kelsey, a former resident Of
Bookings, who is now located at
Clear Lake, was here the first OF the
week and spent a couple Of days. 1t
is eight years since M. Kelsey has
visited Bookings, and ne was as
tonished at the progress We have made.
Attorney Fred Cuckow Of Elkton,
was in the city over night Monday on
MS way home from lakewood, where
ne spent the day hunting with friends.
He reports the chicken crop "a being
poor in the northwest part of the
county, but says that there are lots Of
ducks around lakewood lakes.
Mrs. o. S. Sneve and daughter,
Mrs. F.. j. Benbow and son, Hans,
left Monday morning for the Pacific
Coast, where they will spend the
winter. They will remain at Seattle
most of the time, where Mrs. Sneve
has a son. They were joined at st.
St. Paul By Mrs. Benbow's husband,
VINO accompanied them.
One OF the best OF the merry, ing
ling, mirth provoking musical comedy
hits, 1.-TWO Merry Tramps" will be
the attraction at the Grand Opera