The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-01-23
I oeal and Personal
JOHN l.. MURPHY, City Editor

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Sheriff Miles and Register OF Deeds
Utigard drove to Aurora on some
business matters Monday
Prof. Carl Christensen went to Elk
ton Saturday morning, where he IS III
charge of an orchestra.
Martin Howe Of Marathon, Iowa, was
here last week visiting S. J. Rudolph.
lie returned home Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. NJ. r. Hopkins has been here
from Aberdeen the last week visiting
at the home Of her mother, Mrs q.
4 w. Pond.
The little son of Mr.. Soule, who
lives in the Hendricks house near the
college was operated upon at the
hospital Friday.
Deputy Register Of Deeds f. F. Bag
ley went to Minneapolis Tuesday
morning to spend day or two on
business matters.
| S. y. owen, father Of Mrs. +. +
| Pond went to St Paul Thursday morn
ing to spend some time looking after
some business matters.
| Cornelius Allison returned to his
home at ST Paul Saturday morning
after a weeks visit with his brother,
| William and John Allison.
Prof. NJ J.. Wilson, who was here
in charge of the two weeks corn
course at the college, returned home
to Ames. Iowa, Thursday morning
Mrs. S. J, Rudolph went to Tracy
Saturday morning to visit with rela-
tives few days. Mr. Rudolph went
down Monday night and returned
Tuesday evening.
Albert Schoenweather, a former stu
dent at the college, was here from
Lake Preston visiting friends Friday
J. G. Mcfarland of WATERFOWL, was
in the city on business Thursday.
Miss Daisy Briggs arrived here the
last Of the week for visit with her
| sister Mrs. w. H. Deeth. The Briggs
family formerly lived at WATERFOWL,
but are now living at Milwaukee,
Judge Geo. H. Marquis went to his
home at Clear Lake, by way Oh Elk
ton Saturday morning and visited his
family until Tuesday night Court
Reporter Hopkins spent the recess at
his home at Watertown.
! +. G.. Grover, proprietor of the
| Masonic Temple Furniture storte,
went to Chicago Friday morning to
select a new and complete stock Of
furniture for the spring trade. He
expects to be absent a week or ten
| days.
| J. S. Smith returned Thursday from
west Of the Missouri river, where
he spent some time looking after a
claim he owns. He says that the new
country is booming, and that the COM
ing summer will see big increase in
the population.
The Neighborhood club in the Vi
cinity of the college very pleasantly
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Rossman
at their home last Thursday evening.
A very enjoyable time was had, the
I,amusements being cards and dancing,
and nice refreshments were served.
| Arthur Sawyer, who went to Grand
| junction, Colo, with his mother
couple OF years ago, arrived here the
last Of the week and will visit a couple
OF weeks. He likes the west and re-
ports that the Bookings people in
and about Grand Junction are getting
along first rate. He says that the
winter in Colorado has been one of
the severest in years, in direct con
trast TO our weather
! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crumb passed
through here Monday evening on their
way to Huron. where they will spend
a few days with relatives of Mrs.
Crumb. after which they expect to
visit here Mr.. Crumb was severely
| Ill for some weeks, being taken sick
while working ON the diner service
between st. Paul and the coast, and
he will rest up for some time before
returning 10 work. The past week they
have been visiting Mr.. Crumbs par
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