The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-25

arrived the last Of the week for a
yisit at the home Of her brother +. A.
Pond.
Miss Ida Nicholson wen 20 Water
town Thursday morning to spend a
week camping with friends al Kan
geska.
Miss Mable Jarman went TO Mime.
apolis Tuesday morning for a two or
three weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Johnson can.
over from Volga Saturday night and
visited over Sunday with their rela.
tives here.
Mrs. Jensen returned to her home
at Tyler. Mimi, Monday morning after
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Carl
Christensen.
w. Fl. Place wen to Hitchcock sat
urday evening to visit over Sunday
with friends and look after some bust.
ness matters.
Geo. Purdy returned Thursday night
from Aberdeen, where he attended the
egate from the Brookings lodge.
NJ. Z. Culhane Of the Culhane Ad-
justment company, returned Friday
evening from a several days business
trip to Maynard and other points in
Iowa.
Mrs. Isabel House and little grand
son, Horward Gullick, returned Mon
day night from Blunt. where they visit
ed Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank House for
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Lawrence and
son Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Bullen
and Mrs. J. +. Corbin and son, Robert.
were among those who attended the
celebration at Elkton last Saturday.
Mrs. James C0ughlin, mother of
Chas. Coughlin who has attended col
lege here the past three years, died at
her home at Carthage last Thursday.
Her death was due 10 cance OF the
stomach.
w. x. Walker and x. c. Walker.
father and brother of II. l.. Walker.
who have beer here visiting at the
Walker home the past few weeks, lett
Monday morning for their home at
Syracuse, n. Y.
Miss Steena SeveTson, who has been
here visiting her mother and brothers
and sisters the past couple Of weeks,
returned Tuesday morning to Mime
| apolis. Her sister, Miss Mable. ac-
companied her and will visit there two
or three weeks.
Mrs. l.. l.. DeLapp and three child.
rem left Tuesday morning for Elgin,
H.. where they will visit ten days or
two weeks with Mrs. DeLapp's brother
or, Or. Hugh West. From there they
will 60 to the former home Of the fam
lily at Lake Geneva, Wis, and remain
for a visit of several weeks with rela.
tives and old friends.
Frank Dull, who bought the Tor
renee house on Seventh street las
spring, is fixing up his place in nice
shape. He has put in ceneEt walks
along each side OF the property, and
is now terracing his lawn en-. grading
up the boulevard and wen ell the
improvements are completed Viii h8v,
a most attractive place.
j. r. Olander, who spent severa
days here the past week on business
matters for the state superintendent
Office and visiting his family, went tC
Lake Benton Monday morning on bus
mess. He returned here Monday even
ing and went on through to Pierre
He will return here about the middle
of August for his family.
A dispath from WATERFOWL says tina
several hundred black bass, which
were placed in Lake Kantpeska by The
government several years ago, have
lately escaped into the Sioux River
which connects with the lake. If thi.
is the case local fishermen who have
been fishing in the river west of tow
have not been able to hook any o
them.
Harry Williams, of the Bank Q
Brookings force, left Monday mornin,
for a trip to the Coast. He went frs
to Lincoln. Neb., to visit his uncle
Albert, and from there goes to Denver
Salt Lake City, Portland. Seattle, SpO
kane and back home by way of Winnie
peg. He will visit friends at a numbe
of places, but the trip is mainly TO
recreation and to see the country. HI
will be gone three or four weeks.
The school board has appointed A
J., Nelson, who lives in the east par
of town, as janitor Of the school build
ings for the coming year. Mr.. Nelson
hoe bic farm into iron and will not n,