The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-23
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Corn planting has begun.
Elmer Seechrist was at Aurora
Sunday.
Mr.. Avery was at his farm
Monday.
Mrs. John Fabrick and Dc,bert
were at Brooking, Saturday.
Preaching al the school house
May %. Rev. r. G.. Page, pastor.
Mrs. K. II. Williams spent sun
day in Brookings with the children.
Miss Bessie Pike was calling on
Mrs. Arthur Miller Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fabrick and
Master Delbcrt were calling al
Frank Telcamp's Sunday.
Mr.. Leiferman and family and
Miss Anna Rudebusch attended
church at Brookings Sunday.
Miss Mildred Anderson, a
trained nurse, is caring for Miss
Rudebusch during her sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Miller were
visiting at Arthur Miller, sun
day. Guess they came over 10
compare boys.
Mrs. Albert Allison went 70
Rrookings Sunday, she wa, &C
companied by Mildred Allison and
Margaret Skinner.
Myrtle Holiday, who is work
ing for Mrs. Caster, came home
Saturday night, returning to her
work Sunday afternoon.
Work is 70 be begun again on
the bridge east Of Thos. Biggar's,
which was discontinued on account
OF the high water, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer and
mother, Mrs. Palmer, were visit
ing at the old homestead Sunday.
Mr.. Rudebusch's reside on ii this
year.
The children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Quinn have been very sick
the past week. DR.. Rhodes -
Aurora, was called. They are
much better now.
Epworth League will meet at
the Leary school house, Sunday
May 26. Rev. Page will be there
and give an address. \ large at
tendance is hoped for.
\ number of friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. PolZine were out Monday
with a subscription paper. Quite
a good sun was collected, did not
learn the amount. 1t takes adj
yersity to bring out Our friends
sometimes.
Master Clarence Allison was
four years old Saturday. He had
a birthday party. Those present
were, Mildred Allison and Margaret
Skinner of Bookings, the little
folks from Frank Telkamp's and
Matte Culbertson. They had a
fine time.
Geo. Crawford made quite a
haul Saturday night when he
bagged six young coyotes. They
were about the size of a house cat.
The old ones of which he saw
three made their escape. \ hunt
ing party could have fun if nothing
else trying for the old mes.
Miss Anna Rudebusch was taken
very i'll Sunday p. m. DR.. Miller
was called and found her suffering
from an attack of appendicitis.
Later Doctors Miller and Hyde
came out and decided an opera
ton was necessary immediately.
1t was performed Monday after
noon by Doctors Miller ard Hyde
assisted by DR.. Helen Ryerson.
If no complications arise inside IS
hours she has a good chance of
recovery.
The house on the farm of Mr..
Avery, occupied by Fred Polzine
was burned to the ground with all
the contents. The origin of the
fire is not known, as Mr.. and Mrs.
Polzine we're at the barn milking,
and when discovered the whole
of the house was ablaze.
Mrs. Polzine broke the bed room
window hoping that she might be
able to reach her purse which con-
tanned about thirty-five dollars.
She was not able on account of
heat and smoke. Mr.. Polzine's
loss will reach nearly $500 while
Mr.. Avery's is lear $1,000. He
had a small insurance on the
house, the exact amount we did
not learn. Our sympathy is ex-
tended.