The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-06-13
Local and Personal
JOHN I MURPHY City Editor


".N Peterson returned to his home
at "a;e.iown Tuesday evening.
Banker Calf and wife were down
t:cm Este.8ne Tuesday and spent the
day.
MISE Emma Cross WAT down from
Arlington Tuesday and spent the day
win friends.
Attorney Wallace T. Purdy was at
De Sme, attending circuit court the
last u tie week.
Pro-. A, :. Harding went to Volga
Tuesday evening ana spent the even.
jrs Win n parents.
N:.s Nora Peterson, a former college
st1aeIt, anne up from Elkton Tues
Gay s1l spent the day with friends.
Father Snean will leave in a week or
ter Gays Tor an extended visit with his
parents at Boston, and will visit other
Places n tie east.
Mrs. ". J. Scott and son Hugh
from GIlrdy Center, Iowa, are visiting
ner sister, Mrs. Morphy, at the Baptist
parsonage this week.
Mrs. Robert Lockhart came down
from Watertown Tuesday morning for
a visit with her n%eices, Mrs. j.. 7.
Johnson and Miss Mary Lockhart.
John Killelea, formerly in the land
business at Elkton, wa in the city
Tuesday. Mr.. Killelea is now located
at Midland, west of the river, where
be Is acting as locating agent.
c. j.. Day, the Brookings marble
and granite dealer, has secured James
Hackett Of WATERFOWL, 10 take charge
Of his shop. Mr.. Hackett has been
employed by the WATERFOWL Marble
and Granite works the past two years,
and IS one Of the best marble men in
the west.
Arthur K. Hollister, who graduated
rom the pharmacy department at the
college three years ago, has been here
the past week visiting friends and
attending the commencement exer.
Cises. Mr.. Hollister is located al
Erwin, where he is engaged in the
drug business.
Miss Mary LOCkhart arrived here
Friday evening from Winona, Mimi,
where she has been attending the
normal school the past year. She
will remain here with her sister, Mrs
j. p. Johnson until the lst Of Septem'
Der, when she ia axes up her duties a:
teacher in the Tracy schools.
Albert Mattice, who has been taking
a medical course at John Hopkin:
University at Baltimore the past year
arrived here Saturday evening for
few days visit with relatives anC
friends. He leaves tomorrow for hi,
home at Sedro, Wash, and will b,
accompanied by his brother, Clyde
who has been attending college her,
tie past year.
Frank f. Hepner arrived here from
Laramie, Wyoming, Monday evening
for a visit with his parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Fred Hepner Of Aurora township
Mr.. Hepner has been station chemis'
at the University OF Wyoming a
Laramie, since leaving here a couple
OF wears ago. He is very much
pleased with his work in the west, anC
like the great majority OF the graduate:
from the college, he Is making good
Col. T. G. Orr arrived home Satur,
day evening from the Rochester nos
pital. where he was successfully
operated upon for cancer he is mucl
better than he has been for years
although still a little sore from the
operation, and expects 10 be as gooc
as new in a short time. His son
Frank G.. Orr, who was with him a
the hospital, accompanied him here
and visited a few days with his motheI
and friends. Frank is o located a
Russell, n. D., where he is assisting
Harry Cornell in the bank, and il
pleased with that country.