The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-04
H. A. Witzel was at Lake Benton on
business between trains Tuesday.

Angus MiX's father came over from
White the first of the week to take
treatment with DR.. Green.
Miss Mary Grove returned Tuesday
morning from a weeks visit with her
brother, DR.. E. H. Grove, at Hetland.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hanson. who live a couple of
miles south of town, Saturday night.
Prof. Hof of the Redfeld college,
was here a few days the first of the
week visiting at the home of Mrs.
Maryland.
Mrs. Nelson who was here last week
to attend the Binford-Skiff wedding, re
turned to her home at Pierre Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Louis Gray and baby came
over from Volga Tuesday morning for
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Hoover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Jarman Of Philip,
who were last week visiting his
brother George and family, left last
Monday for home.
l.. II. COmstock was here over Sun
day visiting his wife and daughter,
leaving Monday morning for points in
the northern part OF the state.
Alfred kennard, who was operated
upon for appendicitis at the hospital,
is progressing nicely and will be dis
charged within a day or two.
Mrs. N. E. Culhane arrived from
J Parker Monday night to join her hus-
} band. She has been visiting her moth
! er there the past couple of weeks.
Geo. Hofiing's father, who makes
his home with his son east Of town,
had a stroke Of paralysis the last OF
the week and is reported very low.
Mrs. Wright left for her home in
New York City Monday morning after
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Price, and sister, Mrs W. II. L~eighty.
Miss Emma Dressed returned to her
home at Elkton Tuesday morning after
a several days visit at the home of
her brother, County Treasurer ORES.
p sol.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Chas. Gamble and son
and daughter arrived from Springfield,
: MINI, Tuesday evening for a visit at
H. la~,, - -: iA,,xt,A, NJ, IL
IeutZ.
Prof. J. S. Cole returned Saturday
night from Manhattan. kas, where he
, attended the annual meeting of the
Co operative Experiment Association
! of the Great Plains Area.
A. B. Allison returned Tuesday
r morning from his visit at Durand, Wis.
! Mrs. Allison did not return as her
6 father and mother have both been i'll
\ her father critically so.
Mr.. Fred Becher rendition with the
orchestra of The Holy City" OF the
trombone is always received with mark
y ed appreciation. His tone is beautiful
, and phrasing exquisite. Grand, July
10th.
Losey Williams, captain of the loca
company of the state guard, came
Il down from Watertown Tuesday morn
: ing to drill the company and get then
r in shape for the state ~encampmen
next week.
II Mrs NJ. T. Wimsey arrived home
Saturday evening from a two or three
weeks visit with the Bennett famil!
: at Chicago. Nellie and Susie Bennett
accompanied her home and will visi
for some time.
G. f. Knappan and family left Mon
= day evening for Green Lake, MINI.
for their annual outing. The famil!
d has made an annual visit to this re
sort the past few years and they have
8 a cottage on the banks Of the lake.
r What merchant is there in Brook
ings who could not we'll afford to give
v S25 each year to secure the regular
n patronage of a single farmer who nov
r does not p~atronize him because of ba,
roads? Hear what d, Ward King ha.
to say next Saturday in this city.
v The stringed quartette is composed
of Carl P~ehoushek. first violinist, Fred
n erick Raymann, second violinist, viii
O liam w. Norton, viola, and Harve.
G Samuels, Cello. Their rendering o
4 the 'Intermezzo" from "Cavalieri;
@ R~usticana" is always remembered b.
those who have been fortunate enough
to hear them. Grand July 10th.
q The members Of Mrs. Lillian Gay
o lords music class in their piano recita
s at the First Presbyterian church
v Thursday evening carried out the tin'
program in a creditable manner
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