The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-12-05
Local1and Personal

tween trains yesterday.
A daughter was born to Prof. and
Mrs II. H. Hoy Tuesday.
Geo. Thayer went to Huron yester
day morning on land business.
See G.. y. Kennard for the right
growthy, bony kind of Duroc Jersey
boars Come now and get one at your
own price.
Miss Jessie Shipton of Mitchell, who
was here visiting at the home of Geo.
Thayer for a week, returned home
Monday evening.
There has been a delay in starting
the creamery caused by the inability
to secure an electric motor with which
to run the machinery.
w. NJ Cheever went to the hospital
at Chatfeld Mimi, Thursday night to
consult the physicians there, returning
home the first of the week.
DR. G. J. Parsons read a very inter
esting paper at the meeting of the
Ethical Culture club Monday evening,
his subject being, Psychology and the
Supernatural
Mrs. ]. l.. Jarvis entertained a num-
Der of her lady friends at five o'clock
! teas on Monday and Tuesday even
CLIO Il NJ
NJ. G.. Scott were hostesses at a SINH
lar entertainment. All three occa-
sions were most enjoyable.
Mrs. j. w. Wilson and Miss Edith
Wilcox entertained about twenty-five
young people at a railroad party at
the home of Mrs. Wilson Thanksgiving
evening As the guests entered they
were given tickets, which directed
them to their proper destinations, the
kinds. Very nice refreshments were
served.
J. n. Catlin. of Minneapolis, son of
Mrs. Emma j. Catlin, and his bride
visited a couple of days this week
with Mr. Catlin's mother and uncle,
S. H. Goodfellow and family. Mr..
Catlin is a newspaper man, being con
nected with the Commercial Bulletin
of Minneapolis. His bride was Miss
Eva McElroy an experienced milliner
and one of the leading saleswomen
in the Powers establishment in that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Gamble returned
to their home at Springfield, Mimi,
Saturday morning after few days
visit with their daughter, Mrs. f. A.
Lentz. Mrs. Lentz' brother, Charles,
and sister, Miss Anna, were also here,
Charles returning home Monday morn
ing and Miss Gamble going to Wat
ertown for a visit with the family of
John b. Hanton. She returned here
last night and will remain another
week
Dana Lawshe has disposed of his
interest in the Scenic theatre to his
partner, f. +. Gaylord, who will con-
duct the enterprise alone. Mr.. Gay
lord has a number of improvements
in mind, among them being the en-
largement of the hall. 1t is also :, cry
likely that he will join the Sioux Falls
Mitchell amusement circuit, which will,
give his patrons the best in that line.
Mr.. Lawshe expects to return to his
former home at Estherville, Iowa,
today.
Manager Rebman was host to the
central telephone Office force and
number Of friends at the central Of
flee on Thanksgiving evening. A fine
four-course dinner was served at eight
o'clock and each guest was presented
with a miniature telephone holding
bottle of perfume. The following
guests were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Leighty, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
Thompson, Mrs. c. P. Waltz, Mrs.
Prouse, Mrs. Atkinson, Ward Waltz
and Misses Ethel Albertson, Mabel
Degnan, Florence Holbrook, Birdie
Erickson, Mildred Davis, Birdie Nc
Knight, Clara Davis and Geneveive
Prouse.