The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-01-24

Mrs. l.. P. Won ARK went to Elkton
Saturday morning and spent the day
with friends.
Miss Rose Reich went to Estelline
Friday evening for a couple Of days
visit with friends.
Wallace Purdy went to Clark last
Thursday evening and spent a couple
of days on legal business.
I Court Stenographer A. 7. Hopkins
went to Watertown Saturday evening
and spent Sunday at home.
Miss Anna Yankee, who is teaching
in Trenton township, spent Sunday
with her parents in this city.
Quincy Lee Morrow left Saturday
for a two weeks lecture our through
the northern part of the state.
DR.. &. j. Parsons went to De Smei
Thursday evening where he was
called to perform IN operation.
H. II. Reeves left Tuesday morning
for a several days business trip to
Manchester and Waverly, Iowa.
Geo. p. Sexauer returned Thursd ay
evening from Sioux Falls where he
spent two or three days on business.
Miss Sophia Bart came down from
Vienna Thursday morning for a
several days visit with Mrs. Ed Wing
Mrs. VIM. Achteberg came down
from Arlington Thursday morning
and spent the day with her sister
Mrs. Nettie Gillit.
Theo. Akin was at Estelline Thurs,
day and assisted local talent in put
ing On a minstrel show. He returned
Saturday morning. .
Miss Tena ~Jorgenson, primary
teacher in the city schools, went tc
Nolga Friday evening and visited hel
sister over Sunday.
Ray Nolan and Julius Weise o.
Trenton township, took the train here
yesterday morning for a couple o.
weeks visit at Chicago.
Prof. w. A. Wheeler returned home
the first of the week from Fargo, n,
d., where he attended the Tri-Statt
Grain Growers Association.
Blackbirds and sparrows have left
this county because Caldwell & Wilson
are selling the farmers Monitor drills
and they leave no seed uncovered.
Fred Killing of Alton, went to Tracy
Friday morning to look over the Mash
herd Of thoroughbred stock with 6
view OF buying his best animal tC
head his herd. He returned Saturday
morning.
Mondays Chicago Record Herald
contained a picture of Col. 4. s. Eros
formerly OF this city, with the an
nouncement that he would be a candi
date for mayor of the city OF Evanston
at the coming election. Col. Frost il
at present chief of police of Evanston.
which is a suburb Of Chicago.
Father Shean returned Friday morn
ing from his trip TO Chicago, where h
went to consult a specialist in nervoui
diseases regarding his health. III,
intended to 60 to Montana for a visi
with a sister, but owing to the COLI
weather and the danger OF bein,
bloCkaded he deferred his visit until
later date.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Goodman de
parted Saturday for their trip to tn,
Pacific Coast. They went by way o
St. Paul, where they expected to b,
joined by their son, Glenn. They viii
go first to Spokane and then to Seat
tie, Tacoma and other points alon,
the coast, expecting to be gone abou
six weeks. At Tacoma they will visi
Mrs. Anna Murphy and Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Kelly.
Miss Bessie ~Berkheimer disposed 0
her stock OF millinery this week t.
Mrs. E.. III. Patterson, who took pos
session Monday. Miss Berkheime
will return to her home at Minneapo
lis Saturday. Her departure will b.
much regretted by the large humble
Of friends she has made during he
stay here. Mrs. Patterson is M
stranger to the millinery trade OF thu
city, as she formerly conducted a yer.
| successful millinery business.