The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-10-31
Local and Personal

mohoay morning.
Superintendent Moulton OF this
division, was at the depot q part o.
Thursday.
Mrs. |. p. Johnson was over from
Voiga visiting her relatives Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. W. H. Cornell went to Lake
Benton Friday morning to spend the
day with friends.
Mrs. G. NJ. Ostroot was down from
Lake Preston visiting relatives the
last OF the week.
August Techeau went to Logan and
other points in Iowa on land business
Friday morning.
j. L. Jarvis and Olaf Roe went to
Lake Preston Thursday evening to
slaughter few ducks.
Lee Comstock was here over Sunday
visiting his wife and daughter, going
east again Monday morning.
Frank Schouweiler went to Elkton
on business last Friday morning,
returning on the evening train.
The Freshman class OF the college
gave very enjoyable dancing party
at Apolla hall last Friday evening.
Editor Geo. Larabee OF the Aurora
Times, was up Monday evening to
take In the attraction at the Grand.
City Engineer Thompson has been
enjoying visit from his wife, who
came up from Mankato the last OF the
week.
Walter Campbell, who has been
working in North Dakota for several
months, returned home Thursday
night.
Miss Christine Christensen came
over from Arlington Saturday morn
ing for visit OF day or two with
friends.
Mrs. Perry Loucks was down from
WATERFOWL visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. M. Fassett, the last OF
the week.
Miss Carr was up from Aurora visit
ing at the home Of August Techeau
last week, returning to Aurora Thurs
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Culp from
south OF town, left Monday morning
for Long Beach, CAL, where they will
make their future home.
L. V. Mccoy went to Lake Benton
Saturday morning to superintend the
work OF placing boiler in the North
Westerns new purifying plant.
Oscar Gray, proprietor OF the college
barber shop, has rented the Fulkerson
house on Eleventh avenue and will
move his family here from Elkton.
A number from here are planning
on making the trip to Minneapolis
Saturday to see the big football game
between Chicago and Minnesota.
Father Nolan OF Sioux Falls, was
the guest of Father Shean the last OF
= the week. Monday Father Hogan OF
= De Smet, spent the day with Father
Shean.
Z Mrs. Geo. E. Morphv left Monday
o morning for Colorado Springs, Colo.
4 where she will be met by Rev. Morphy
and they will proceed to their new
home at Salida, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence were down
l. from Doland visiting at the home OF
Mr.. Lawrence's sister. Mrs. VIM.
Cutler, the past week. They have a
daughter attending college.
s. M. Hattlestad was down from
Watertown in his auto the last of the
week and spent day or two on bust.
ness. Mr.. Hattlestad was a student
at the college few years ago.
S. F. Walters, F. f. Youngburg and
R. H. Bartlett returned Friday morn.
ing from Lake Thompson, near Lake
Preston, where they had very sue.
l. cessful chase after the elusive duck.
w. 7. Thornber expects to move tC
Dell Rapids in short time to make
o his home. He has been living on the
farm OF his father, James Thornber
which was recently sold to Iowa
parties.
Emil Olson has been appointed tc
the position of driver at the college
The long looked for carriage team has
not as yet been secured, but a sharp
i lookout is being kept and it is hoped
+ to pick up good pair before spring
DR.. A. w. Hyde returned Friday
d morning from an eastern trip during
}, which he visited New York city, and 8
n number of other places. Mrs. HYDE
It accompanied him as far as Milwaukee
d and will remain there for months
visit.
f. II. Beatty has a dandy new auto
22-hOrse power Buick, which arrived
the first of the week. Mr.. Beatty has
. had it out for several trial spins and
: is more than pleased with it's actions
He traded in his runabout in making
the deal for the new car.
"a Romance in Ireland" in which
Allen Doone, the popular successor Of
Joseph Murphy, will play the stal
part, is said to be an unusually ella
borate scenic production in four acts
and eight stage settings. Manager
George w. Kenney promises strong
supporting company. Dec. IL.
Grant Morton, a graduate OF the
college last year, was here visiting
friends several days the past week
He went from here to Fargo, n. D.,
where he has fine position as assis.
tant in chemistry at the North Dakots
Agricultural college. His many