The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-08-29
Local and Personal
JOHN L. MURPHY, City Editor

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Johnson came
over from Nolga Saturday morning
and spent Sunday with relatives.
A. e.. Whiting came down from
Watertown Saturday night for a brief
visit at the n me of his uncle, c. K.
Wescott.
Miss Eda Sells returned to her home
at Wilmot, Mimi, Thursday morning
after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Il.
II. Bartlett.
Mrs. Lynn Weaver returned to her
home at Huron Saturday evening after
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Goodale.
r. NJ. Crawford Of Trenton, vent 10
Des MOines, Iowa, Thursday morning
to attend the Iowa state fair and visit
with relatives.
Mrs. /. A. Miller arrived from
Anthem, Iowa, Saturday night and
will visit for time with her sister, Mrs.
s. II. MCCarl.
Miss Sullivan, of AthoI, who vas
here last week attending institute and
visiting Mrs. Nels GulIick, returned
home Saturday evening.
1t pays to attend the best school.
MankatO Commercial College. Man
kato, MINI, will place YOU in a good
position. Send for catalog.
James Hughson, OF Trenton, re-
turned Saturday evening from Roches-
ter, Mimi, where he spent some time
taking treatment at the hospital.
Prof. c. F. Brown, superintendent
OF the city schools, went 20 Sioux
Falls Monday morning, where he is
an institute instructor this week.
1t is announced that General Agent
A. c. Johnson, Of Winona, has been
appointed general passenger and ticket
agent for the lines west Of Pierre.
Charles Corcoran, OF Miller, a SON
in-law OF Peter Karin, was here a day
or two the last Of the week. Mr.. Cor
coran is in the land business at Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Vibber OF
Wolsey, were here owe Sunday visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5. Miller. They
are old neighbors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller.
Prof. Jonn :. Cole returned Satur.
day night from HighmOre, where he
spent a week or ten days looking after
the gathering Of the crop at the SUBJ
station.
If YOU want a high grade Iustruc-
ton in all business and shorthand
branches YOU will come to the Sioux
Falls Business College, Sioux Fails. s.
Oak. Three months tuition free if YOU
enter Sept. Sd. Send for catalogue.
John swanson, who has been work.
ing at Villas drug store the past few
months, went to Pierre Friday even
ing to visit a few days with his
parents. He expects to attend st.
Johns military academy in WisCOn-
sin the coming year.
Miss Nora iceberg, who has spent
the summer with her sister, Mrs.
n. c. Solberg, left Saturday night for
Snohomish, Wash, where she will
teach the coming year. Mrs. Solberg
accompanied her as far az Minneapo-
lis and visited a few days.
We are wont to associate the name
slave with the menials Of a sordid
calling. But it is the exception that
always proves the rule. The slave in
Clarence Benefits "a Royal Slave"
which comes to the Grand, Sept, 2nd,
is a descendant Of kings, his royal
blood showing in his distinguished
bearing and kingly grace.
Ernest Miller, who was here several
days last week, left Saturday night for
Minneapolis for a few days visit and
will go from there to Wahpeton, n.
d. The first of the month he will go
on the road as travelling salesman for
the Dakota Candy company, OF Wah-
peton, and will have the north and
eastern parts Of North Dakota as his
territory.
Lieutenant Harry A. Hegeman and
family arrived here Thursday evening
from Gary, where they spent some
time with Mrs. Hegeman's folks, for
a visit with Lieutenant Hegeman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Hegeman,
and other relatives. Mr.. Hegeman's
regiment returned from a three years
stay in the Philippines a couple Of
months ago and is now stationed at
Fort Reno, Oklahoma. He has been
granted a four months leave OF
absence which he will spend with his
family visiting here and at Gary. Mr..
Hegeman is in fine health and says
that he enjoyed his stay in the Philip
pines, but of course was glad to get
back home.