The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-06-06

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Volga Friday and spent the day with
friends.
Mrs. NJ. X. Hopkins left the last OF
the week for Aberdeen to Join Mr..
Hopkins.
Mrs. Arthur Crumb went TO Huron
Monday morning for a weeks visit
with friends.
Mrs. Carl Christensen and baby
went TO Tyler Tuesday morning Tor a
few days visit.
Jake Jerde went to Huron Friday
evening, where he will work al hls
trade Of carpenter.
Attorney Robert A. Storm went 10
WATERFOWL Monday evening for a
brief business visit.
Mrs. ]. w. Wilson arrived home the
first OF the week from her two weeks
visit at points in Iowa.
The White ball team came over
Saturday and walloped a pickup
team from here by a score OF III TO ].
Mrs. II. G.. Fjerstad arrived from
Sioux Falls Monday evening for a
WISH at tue nome VI IIOl' ~ D. iOiscc'
Miss Gladys Healey returned to her
home at Fairmont, Mimi, Monday
morning after a visit with her sister,
Mrs. II. A.. Berg.
4. NJ. Void went to Britton Monday
evening to spend some time looking
after the work on the new Marshall
county court house.
Miss lena Jorgenson, teacher OF
the primary grade in our schools, was
over from NOlga visiting friends the
latter part Of the week.
Homer Rexford, like some Of his
Grecian ~forbears, Is a great artist and
is exercising his talent this wee by
painting his residence.
Mrs. Arthur Lawrence and Mrs,
Walter Lawrence OF Doland, VINO
spent a week at the home OF VIM.
Cutler, left Monday evening Tor home.
Miss Laura Vinegar came down
from Arlington Saturday night and
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F. Vinegar, until Monday morn
ing.
Misses Sherwood and Lund, who
have been trimming for Miss Prechel
and Mrs. Patterson the past several
weeks, left last week for their homes at
st. Paul.
Miss Ruby Stacey, teacher OF music
in the city schools, left Tuesday morn
ing for Granite, oklahoma, where she
will spend most OF the vacation with
her parents.
Editor Horton of the Nolga Tribune
got his paper out a day early last
week, and together with Mrs. Horton
spent Decoration day mere at the
home Of Alfred Nelson.
DR.. Roys has moved from the
Cutler house on Medary avenue 10
the Sherwin house at the corner OF
Williams and Medary. W. :. Riley,
the new Laird-NortOn agent, has
rented the house vacated by DR.. Roys.
Clifton Anderson, a former Brook
ings boy. was here the first OF the
week visiting friends and on business
matters. Mr.. Anderson is now en-
ployed by the Dakota Farmer a. field
secretary. and is working under l.. II.
Storgaard.
II. F. Haroldson and family de-
parted Saturday night for their trip to
the Pacific Coast. They will 90 first
to Spokane, and will go from there 70
Ballard, Tacoma, Seattle and other
points, and will be gone about a
month or six weeks.
Walter L. Davis, travelling secretary
of the Student Volunteer Movement,
addressed a Joint meeting OF the
Y. NJ. and \. w. C.. \. at the college
chapel Sunday afternoon, and in the
evening occupied the pulpit at the
First Presbyterian church.
VIM. Smith, a graduate of the col
lege with the class of '0i, was here the
latter part Of the week from Huron,
where he has been attending Huron
| college the past year. Mr.. Smith is
| STUDYING to be a minister, and vii
preach at Manchester during the col
lege vacation.
Miss Rose Gudehus has resigned
her position in the city schools, and
left Saturday morning for Duluth,
Mimi, where she will take a course in
a business college during the summer,
Her sister, Miss Emma, is living in
Duluth, and she makes the change in
order to be with her.
Losey Williams, captain Of the
Bookings company of the state
guard, came down from WATERFOWL
Thursday and had charge OF the com.
pany during the Decoration Day exer
cises. He was accompanied by hi,
father, j. A. Williams, who spent the
day here, returning home IN thu
evening train.
DR.. and Mrs. A. f. Clough and DR.
and Mrs. Henry Frudenfeid came oveI
from Madison in their auto Sunday
morning and spent the day with
friends, returning in the evening
DR.. Clough is one of the most pro
minent Odd Fellows in the state, anC
has a large number Of friends anon,
that order here. DR.. F%rudenfeld is [.
former student at the college.
J.. T.. Holiday was down from
Woonsocket on business last week
Mr.. Holiday has been on the roat
for a machine company for a numbe
Of years, but recently resigned and il
now living on his farm near Woon
socket. His father-in-law, Henr,
Flick, moved from here to Woon