The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-08-22

Ward Waltz and Adams butcher Wis
tied friends at De Smet over Sunday.
J. w. Catlett was down from Estel-
line and visited his family over Sun
day.
Barney Burns Of Volga, is playing
with the Marshalltown team OF the
Iowa league.
Misses Winnie and Maria Kinney
were up from Elkton visiting friends
last Friday.
Mrs. y. F. Roddle returned home
Saturday evening from a visit OF a
week or ten days at Waseca and Tracy,
MINI.
Mrs. l.. Hargarve arrived from Man
kato the first Of the week for a few
days visit with her father, /. Mix
kelson.
Henry Kutzer of Grundy Center,
Iowa, was here a part OF yesterday
looking after some property h owns
in this city.
Mrs. NJ. +. Barnes returned TO her
home at Winona, Mimi. Thursday at
ter a six weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. c. II. Collins.
w. II. Heald returned the last of
the week from Woonsocket. where he
spent some time looking after the crop
on his farm near there.
Corney Adams was over from White
a few hours Tuesday. He reports that
the White base ball team, Of which
he is the pitcher, has disbanded for
the season.
Earnest Miller, who is running a
cement crew for the Brook;ngs Ce-
ment Block & Sidewalk company at
Wahpeton, y. d.. came down Tuesday
and will visit his parents until the
last of the week.
j. y. Catlin of Minneapolis, was
here Friday and spent the day at the
home of his uncle, S. II. Goodfellow.
Mr.. Catlin is a newspaper man, be-
ing connected with II OF the Mime
apolis trade journals.
G.. l.. Ford of Highmore, was in
the city Tuesday on his way home
from a trip through Minnesota and
Wisconsin. He says that the crOp
prospects in those states are not near
ly as good as ours.
Frank Sherwin, Jr., came down from
Philip Tuesday morning and will re.
main a week or ten days. Frank saws
that the bank is doing a constantly
increasing business, and that he likes
the country first rate.
Mrs. Julian Bennett. who has been
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VI. T. Vim
sey the past couple of weeks. left Mon
day morning for Minneapolis for a
short visit, going from there to her
home at Newburg, y. Y.
c. w. Smith and wife came over
from VOlga in an auto Tuesday morn
ing and spent a few hours here. Mr..
Smith says that the roads between
here and VOlga are good, but that the
culverts are badly in need OF repairs.
Mrs. f. II. Patterson will leave for
Chicago tomorrow morning TO spend
a week selecting her fall stock of
millinery. Susie Bennett, who has
been visiting the Wimsey home for
several weeks, will accompany her
home to Chicago.
w. E. Runey, a former resident of
this city, passed through here Tues
day evening on his way TO Faux
county with a party of land seekers.
Mr.. Runey makes his headquarters at
Mason City, Iowa, but his family is
still at Minneapolis.
Robert Corbin. the young son of
Deputy Auditor J. p. COrbin, fell from
his pony m day this week and dislo.
Gated his elbow. Robert has a faculty
of having accidents befall him. and he
can get hurt more in a given time
than any y~oungster We know of.
I. o. Moore, manager of the Brook.
Furniture company, has rented one
of Andrew Perry's houses an Eleventh
avenue and will move his family here
from Iowa about the middle of Sep.
tember. Mr.. Perry has rented his
other house to J. B. Meharg of verdon.
who will take possession the first of the
month. Mr.. Meharg had a son attend.
! ing college here the past year.