The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-04-18

DR.. +. f.. Boyden has been confined
to his bed with an attack Of the grippe
this week.
G. f. knappen went to Hazel Tues
day evening and spent q day or two
on business.
DR.. r. l.. Slagle drove to Flandreau
Sunday and spent a day or two on
college business.
Ladies you should see the spring
shirt waists just opened at SINNERS
Department Store.
Junior Band tomorrow night at the
Opera house. Price 25c. reserved
seats free OF charge.
Another lot OF mems hand tailored
suits and overcoats for spring .ust in
at SINNERS Department Store.
W. b. Bruce If Rockwell. Iowa, has
been here the past week visiting at the
home OF his sister, Mrs, l., 6. Borst.
Mrs. Robert Henry Of Nolcs. was in
the city yesterday IN her way to White
to attend a meeting Of the l,esbytery
Mrs. \. f. Clough came over from
Madison Tuesday night to visit her
daughter. Miss Eva. a student at the
collegc.
Halvor H~alyorson from west o~ttoHn,
took thetrain here yesterday tcy Aurora,
where he spent the day on business
matters.
There has been a change in deputy
postmasters in this city. John Alton
having taken the position in place OF
j. =. Corbin.
The Modern Brotherhood 0. America
will meet at their hall Friday evening
March 10Th. All members are request
ed to he present.
Mrs. Sam Blair OF NOlca, va,
operated!upon for appendicitis at the
Bookings hospital Monday, and is
recovering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Royal were
down from Arlington Tuesday, being
called here by the death OF their old
neighbor, G. p. Waltz.
Chris Christensen and family of
Boyero, Colo, who were visiting here
and at White the past couple of weeks.
left Monday morning for home.
Hugh MCkoshem, who is assO-
ciated with the firm OF Olson Bros. in
their new..clothing store at WATERFOWL,
was in the city Tuesday the guest Of
r. G.. Olson.
John +. Flynn arrived home from
Blue Earth, Mimi, Tuesday evening
for a few days visit at the home OF his
uncle, w. II. Murphy. MIR. Flynn is
! clerk OF courts Of his county.
Walter Paul, who was operated upon
for appendicitis at the hospital a
couple OF weeks ago, was released
Sunday, and Monday morning re-
sumed his studies at the college.
Mrs. Melrose Of Hainan, China,
gave a talk on China at the ~presbyter.
ian manse Tuesday afternoon. About
forty ladies were present, and S27 vas
taken up to aid the famine sufferers
in China.
l.. II. Skin arrived from Mime
apolis with his family Monday even
ing, and they expect to occupy theiI
old home on Fifth street. The many
friends Of the family here will be gla1
to welcome them back to the city.
John Akers. a student at the college
is q~uarantined at his room in tn,
college greenhouse with scarlet fever
He was quite sick for several days
but the last couple OF days has shown
steady improvement. He is "a nephew
OF Fred S~toitenburg, the florist at TIT
greenhouse.
The Brookines Junior Band ha:
been organized three years and during
the past three months have beer
working especially hard to get a pro
gram in shape that will please TIT
people. This is their first appearance,
before the public and they would
appreciate your coming to hear them
The boys are badly IN need Of new
instruments and the proceeds will g
towards buying them. Price DC. Nc
charge for reserved seats.