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

NOlsa last Thursday
Aubrey Lawrence is putting a new
cement walk in front Of his property.
Mrs. C. c. Dyball was over from
Volga visiting relatives between rains
Friday
Chas. L-ith asnt to his farm near
Bushnell Moniay morning to look
after the crop
Mrs Mary Truman came over from
NOIga Monday morning and spent the
day at the Jenkins home
Mrs. r l. Chappell aud the little
girls returned Thursday night from
a several days visit at Bruce.
Louis Wheaton was here over Sun.
day visiting his wife and children,
who are here visiting relatives.
Harry Sherin, a clerk in Olson's
drug store, went to Watertown Sun.
day morning for a visit with his par,
euts.
Nr. aud Mrs. Aubrey Lawrence left
Monday night for a week or ten days
visit at Aubrey's old home at Miner
al Point, Wis.
Miss Grace Matson returned to Aber-
deem the last Of the week after a
couple Of weeks visit with friends
here aud at Elkton.
Mrs E E. Gaylord and son, Clare,
left Monday morning for the Twin
Cities. where they will spend a couple
Of weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Heron and " daughters,
who we're here visiting the Tisdale
and Pool families for some time, left
Friday morning for their home at
Sioux Falls
Mrs J W. Heston came over from
Madison Thursday night for a week
or ten days visit with friends here.
DR.. Heston is in Chicago visiting his
son, Edward
A guarantee of satisfaction or money
refunded is given every student at
the Minneapolis Business College, 300
Central venue Be sure to write for
information.
c. H Bullen went to the north,
western part of the county Monday,
where he has considerable work re
pairing bridges. He was accompan,
led by Sam Newton.
Prof H. G.. Skinner, the assistant
in animal h~usbandry at the college,
left Sunday night for Fargo, \. D..
where he will act as Judge Of stock
at the North Dakota state fair.
DR.. Stevenson, the we'll known eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist OF Sioux
Falls and assistant will be in Brook
ings, Friday, August 18th, at Leon
Hotel. Glasses also fitted correctly.
When you think hotel, think Beau
fort Hotel, Minneapolis. Rooms with
private telephones and bath, 100 per
day. Call on the Beaufort Hotel, 1l2
Third Street South, Minneapolis.
Rev. Hugh Robinson and family
went to Winona. Mimi, Monday morn
ing. and from there took a boat down
the Mississippi. They will stop at
st. Louis and visit some time and will
return home in about three weeks.
A. B. Hanson and family and Mrs.
S. w. Stone, accompanied by Fred
Baker and family of Aurora, went to
Lake Campbell Sunday morning. They
took tents and other paraphernalia
with them and will camp out about
ten days or two weeks.
Louis Gray, who has been connect
ed with the First National bank at
Volga for some years, passed through
here Tuesday morning on his way to
Sioux Falls, where ne accepts a fine
position with a National bank OF that
city. Mrs. Gray and the baby accom-
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Hoover, Until Mr.. Gray gets settled
at Sioux Falls.
John Swenehartr who lives in the
Buck house on Eighth street, is max
ing some improvements about his
place. The yard which was about
four feet higher than the side walk,
is being gradually sloped from the
house to the sidewalk and the dirt
taken of will be used to grade up the
boulevard and road. A cement walk
will be put in On the west side of
the property.
E. S. Lorimer, who has been con
nected with c. Z. West & Company's
furniture store for some years, resign
ed his position last night and this
morning left for Watertown where
he accepts a position with the Shaw
Furniture company. AS soon as he
finds a satisfactory house he will move
his family to WATERFOWL. The many