The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-07-16
Local and Personal

IAuCSuas e'euluS, where ne mas 4 music
class.
Prof. j. w. Wilson returned home
Saturday evening form his visit al
Traer, Iowa.
The little daughter of Ole Jensen
OF Aurora, was operated upon at the
hospital Friday.
Prof. c. Willis left Tuesday evening
for Highmore to look after the work
on the sub-station.
Mrs. Wm. Karr and children left
yesterday morning for a visit at
Mechanicsville, Iowa.
Two shows at the Scenic Saturday
night, eight and nine-thirty. A fine
program. ten cents to all.
Mrs. VIM. Culhane returned home
yesterday morning from a visit with
her parents at Righmore.
H.. II. Reeves returned home Tues.
day morning from a business trip to
Chicago and points in Iowa.
Chief Engineer Smith of the electric
road, and Mrs. Smith have taken rooms
a THE home of Ed %Farrenkop.
NJ. G. Carlisle's two little daughters
went to Lake Benton the last of the
week for a visit at the home of their
1ncles.
Robert Getty left Monday morning
for Mankato and other points in the
interests of the Brictson auto tire
tread.
Chas. Gamble arrived from Spring
field, Mimi, Tuesday evening for a
unnlyC uiCit OF thn hnp,n Of Lic eicta,
Mrs. f. A. Lentz.
George Graham and Miss Jeanette
Sweet of lroquols, were married at
the NJ. +. parsonage Saturday, DR.. +.
p. Hall performing the ceremony.
r. King and wife of Toronto, Wis
tied at the home of Register of Deeds
Utigard a few days this week. They
were pleasant callers at this Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. C. Olson left Thurs
day morning for Chicago, where they
will visit and Mr.. Olson will select
some fall and winter goods for the
Model.
Mrs. Nellie White returned yesterday
morning from Volga, where she cared
for the children of her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Henry while Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry were away.
Mrs. Bolles, who was a resident of
Brookings several years ago, has re-
turned here from Colman to make her
home and is now living in her house
near the college.
Bert Lee left Saturday morning Tor
Colorado, where he will look up a
location in which to establish a drug
store, and as soon as he is located
Mrs. Lee will join him.
Miss Ida Nicholson is confined to
her home by an attack of nervous pros
t~ration. brought on by overwork I'D
a complete rest is expected to restore
her to her usual health.
The Scenic is running an exception.
ally fine bunch of pictures this week.
A new reel every night, making an
entire change of program every sec
ond night. New songs.
Henry Bohlke of Seattle, Wash, who
is visiting at the home of his father
in-law, ThOs. ~. Johnson of Sterling,
was called to kasson, Mimi, Monday
morning by the death of his uncle.
Druggist Olson sprained his ankle
Friday and the injury laid him up for a
couple of days as well as preventing
him from participating in the game
between the married and single men.
p. J.. Corbin, by leaving, has created
a vacancy in the cler,,ship Of the NJ.
w. A. lodge and secretaryship in the
|. o. o. F. lodge. The former will be
filled by Frank Kremer and the latter
by +. J. Ray.
c. d. Kendall, the druggist, has
placed a number of spoonholders, or
seats, under the trees in the court
house park, and from now on Sheriff
Miles will be kept busy chasing couples
off of the grass.
The weather last week was the
hottest of the year, the thermometer
registering 9S in the shade on Friday.
A heavy rain Sunday morning cooled
off the atmosphere and this week has
been very pleasant.
Tom Steadman went to Rochester
Tuesday night, where he will remain
permanently. Mrs. Steadman has been
seriously i'll for some time and he was
obliged to be at home. VIM. Allison
has taken charge of his work at the
court house.
The regular meeting Of the L.. r. l..
will be held at the home of Miss
Pansey Wilcox Friday evening, July
II. All are invited. All members
wishing to take the examinations on
the first two study books will find it
of benefit to be present at this meet
ing as special help will be given at
this time.
The following marriage permits have
been taken out the past week: o. j.
Christensen, Lake Preston and Mrs.
Alma j. Hastings, De Smet; Grover
c. Derr, Capa, Lyman county and Rose
A. Smith, Aurora; Geo. Graham and
Jeanette Sweet of %Iroquois; John J.
Klenkinborg and Mrs. Johanna Telling
hisen, George, Iowa.
l. T.. Lehner this week moved his
Star restaurant across the street into
the Allison building, just vacated by
l.. NJ. Engelson. The new location is
much better in every way and the Star
is now well prepared to handle its
trade. Miss Prechel has rented her
building to the Kelley Music store,
which will shortly occupy it, and will
move her stock TO the building vacated
by the Star.
j. p. Corbin has resigned as deputy
| county auditor and has accented a nOS-