The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-08-01

Miss Minnie Hubbart went to Al
rOra Saturday morning and visited
friends over Sunday.
Miss SchoenWether came down from
Lake Preston Tuesday morning for
a visit with Miss Sarah Caldwell.
Archie Florau. who is now i)cated
at Huron, came down Saturday morn
ing and spent the day with old fi.euds.
Will Vinegar and family returned
Monday night from a weeks visit with
his brother aud family at WATERFOWL
Mrs. P. R. Crothers left Tuesday
morning for Norwood, Iowa. where she
will visit a week or ten days with reia
tiyes.
Miss Lillian Rowe came down from
Waterfowl last Saturday night and
visited Mrs. Johnson until Tuesday
morning.
Miss Agnes Christianson, a niece Of
Miss Della Gullick. came down from
C~astleWOod Saturday night for a visit
of a few days.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Harolson Monday morning. Mr..
Harolson is the gardener at the col.
lege greenhouse.
Mrs. Betsey Evans arrived from St.
Paul Monday evening for a visit at
the home of S. A. Evans. She is a
sister-in-law Of Mr.. Evans.
Mrs. Mort Adams of Pierre, was
here a couple of days the last of the
week visiting her sister, Mrs. J. l..
Tree. She returned home Friday
morning
John Olberg went to Des Moines.
Iowa Tuesday morning to attend the
graduation exercises of Highland Park
college. His son, Henry. graduates
from the pharmacy course.
Miss Chappell, who was here in
charge Of the prohibition medal con
tests. left the last of the week for
Aurora and form there vii, 50 to
Bushnell and Volga to hold similar
contests.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.. Patterson of
Sioux Falls. were here the first Of the
week visiting Mr., pattersOn's sister-in.
law, Mrs Z. H. Patterson. Mr.. Pat.
tarson is connected with the South
Dakota Central railroad.
C. F. knappen, who is spending the
summer with his family at Green
Lake. MINI was here Monday look.
ing after business matters that requir-
I'd his attention. He says the family
are having a very enjoyable outing
John Dokken is very anxious t. dis,
pose Of his restaurant so that he
may give all Of his attention to his
cement business. The restaurant is
located but a block from the depot
and enjoys a fine trade. Parties inter.
ested should see him.
James +. Brooke, who was adjudged
insane last week, is still here at the
home of his mother and it will pro
baby be some time before he Is tax.
en to Ylnkton as the asylum is full
70 overlooking at the present time.
His condition is improving somewhat,
but be is not allowed to leave the
house.
The Bookings County Fair ~associa.
ton has sold its grounds south of
town to J A SeatOn, the consideration
being s., 200 for the forty acres. This
money will be used to move the build
ings to the new grounds on the Prem
tiCe land and to put in the race track.
The work will be started this week
and it is hoped to have every thing
in fine shape by the time the fair is
held in the fall. The fair will be held
for three days, about the fourth week
in September.
p. J. Hegeman received a message
from his son, Lieutenant Harry A
Hageman, Monday afternoon saying
that he had just landed with his regi-
mant at San Francisco. Harry'S regi-
ment, the 10Th infantry, has been sta.
toned in the Philippines for several
years, but were recently ordered home
AID will be located at Fort Reno, Ok
,ahoma. Harry's wife left, immediate
" after they landed, for Gary, this
state, where her folks live and after
a visit there she will come here. Lieu
tenant Hegeman expects TO Join her
Later.