The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-08-29
Local and Personal

farm near Bruce Saturday and re-
NAMED unit. yesterday.
I. J.. Pay has been dowa from Ar
lingto1 visiting his daughter, Mrs. A,
Z. James, the past week.
Cap; Geo. D. Guyer went to Water
town saturday morning and spent the
day ~.tA General Engelsby.
Miss Jennie Foote went to Estelline
last week to accept a position as stenO-
graphe, with a land company.
Chas. Weaver Of Dixon, H., was
here last week visiting friends, return
ing home Saturday morning.
r. R. Lloyd returned to his home
at Huron Saturday evening after
spending a week in this vicinity.
Jesse karr was down from Estelline
Thursday visiting his sisters, Mrs.
Neil Stewart and Mrs. W. A. Caldwell.
Aubrey Lawrence and Prof. j. II.
Wheeler went to Clark yesterday
morning to take in the tennis tourna-
ment.
Mrs. Ed. Fanchler and mother, Mrs.
Evenson went to kilborne City, Wis
Tuesday morning for a two weeks
visit.
Monday night Main street was with
out any light, the storm Of the night
before having burned out the arc
lights.
Walter Cooke returned Friday night
from his farm near Hetland. He says
that ne is going to have a fine yield
this year.
Y. f. Welker, a student at the col.
lege last year, was here from Iroquois
visiting friends over Sunday. He is
working as foreman for the Western
Union.
Mrs. B. J. Evans returned to her
home at st. Paul Tuesday morning
after a visit OF a month or six weeks
at the home of her brother-in-law,
5. A. Evans.
Daniel Bunday of Bruce, who was
here the last week visiting his sons,
d. w. and NJ. F. Bunday, went to
Troskey, Mimi, Tuesday morning to
visit another son.
Miss Elizabeth Camp of Seymour,
Conn, who was the guest OF Miss
Myra Fishback for a week, went to
Minneapolis Tuesday morning before
returning to her home.
Lloyd f. Work, we'll known here, is
at present at Watertown visiting his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. NJ. Work.
He is expected here in a few days to
visit friends on his way home to
Chicago,
Frances Forsee, the little daughter
of Prof. r. B. Forsee, is ill with ty-
phoid fever, but she is getting along
nicely and unless complications other
than are now expected should set in
she will recover rapidly.
AlOWtlu DARBdL dIIlNcu llOLlC i luL5-
day evening from his visit in Canada.
He spent most Of the two months at
Montreal, but visited at Niagara Falls,
Thousand Islands and numerous
other places OF interest. His health
vas greatly improved by the trip.
Mrs. E. II. Patterson went to Chi.
cago Friday morning to select her new
fall stock OF millinery. Susie Bennett
accompanied her home. Susie has
had a most enjoyable summers visit
A: the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wimsey,
and promises to return again next
year.
Mrs. NJ. f. Culhane arrived from
Parker Friday night to join her nus
band, and they have began house
keeping in the st. John house on
Fifth She has been visiting
le, mother at Parker while some inn
provements we're being made to their
home.
N. II. BabcoCk, better known as
Badly" BabcOck, was arrested Satur-
day night for being drunk and dis
orderly and was housed in the county
all over Sunday. Monday morning
ae vas up before Justice Matson and
paid ten dollars into the city treasury
for his fun.
states Attorney Olaf Eidem was
called to Vo.ga Friday evening to APP
pear against a couple of hoboes, who
we're caught stealing a couple Of pairs
o. trousers from Hammers store. JUS
tice Dalthorp gave them thirty days
in the county Jail and they are now in
sheriff Miles keeping.
Frank Sherwin, Jr., returned to
Philip Monday evening after a weeks
visit with his family here. He will
move his family to Philip as soon as
a new house which he is building is
completed, which he expects will be