The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-01-16

Thos Martinson was confined to his
home with the grippe this week.
Mrs. Lillian Aiken was over from
Volga Saturday and spent the day.
l.. M. Engelson went to Verdi,
Mimi, on business Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Will Culhane was at Elkton
visiting her parents between trains
Saturday.
j. w. Catlett came down from
Estelline Saturday night to spend
Sunday with his family.
Walter Anderson, who is running a
photograph gallery at Volga, was here
Monday visiting his parents.
Reed Matheny was here from Turton
visiting his family last week. He
returned the first OF the week.
Deputy County Treasurer X. j..
White has been confined to his home
by illness several days the past week.
w. M. Johnson expects to start Tor
Columbus, Ohio, next Saturday where
he will visit his aged mother for a
month.
The threshers OF the state will meet
at Huron January 90 and % for the
purpose OF more perfectly organizing
their association.
Bruce Kelley OF Upton, Iowa, was
here visiting his brother, s. b. Kelley
and family for week. He returned
home Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Vinegar came
down from Arlington to attend the
funeral OF Hiram Mckee, returning
home Monday evening.
Miss Sarah Caldwell returned to her
studies in Monmouth college at Mon
mouth, ILL.,, Monday morning after
spending her vacation at home.
T. l.. Fishback, who has been visit
ing at the home OF his son, Horace
Fishback, since before the holidays,
returned home to Rochester Tuesday
morning.
f. f. Gaylord, the optician, went to
Minneapolis Monday night to attend
the annual meeting OF the North
western Optical association, returning
home this morning.
+. w. Radeke OF Elkton, has &C.
cepted q position in the Bank OF
Brookings. Mr.. Radeke has been
connected with the LIST National bank
at Elkton the past two years.
Better and stronger than ever is the
Beggar Prince Comic Opera Co., all
the old iavorites are still with the COM
pany, everything new and uptodate'
At the Grand, Friday evening, Jan. IL
DR.. and Mrs. Bursheim OF st. Olaf
Iowa, spent several days here this
week visiting at the home OF the
DOCTORS sister, Mrs. l.. M. Engelson.
DR.. Bursheim was formerly student
1t the college.
Robert Elston, who met with a
serious accident several weeks ago, is
able to be about but Is still sorely
afflicted. As Mr.. Elston was crippled
prior to the time OF the late accident
it makes it doubly hard for him.
G. A. Skinner returned Thursday
evening from lie Mars, Iowa, where
he attended the wedding OF Chas. f,
Heston and Miss Jennie Bechtle,
Mrs. Skinner and Miss Lila, who ac'
companied him, will remain until the
last Of this week.
The college basket ball easily de-
ieated Lake Preston at the college
armory Saturday evening, the score
being 80 to s. During the second
halt the Brookings team was with the
exception OF one man composed
entirely OF substitutes. An effort il
being made to arrange q game with
either Huron or Tracy for Saturday
night.
p. C. Johnson arrived from Kings
willie, Texas, Thursday evening, anc
has been busy the past week interest
ing Bookings county people in thu
Texas country. He will run an ex
cursion to Brownsville and vicinity
next Tuesday morning, and large
number have announced their inten
ton OF making the trip.