The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-11-05
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Report comes from White of an
elopement, the groom being a young
man named Richards who played ball
with the White team last summer.
The first news of the wedding being
a telegram they sent from Minneapo.
lis.-Aurora Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Palmer left Satur.
day for Brookings where they spent
a couple of days. then to Plainview,
Minnesota for a visit with their son.
They had not fully made up theh
minds as to where they will speno
the winter when they left here, but
1t will probably be in either Florida or
California.-White Leader.
Teddy Akin, the well known insur.
ance man of Brookings, was looking
after business here Monday.-Huron.
lite.
The Woman's Relief Corps will give
an informal reception at the G.. A. r.
hall Thursday evening from 3 to 5
o'clock, so that all members will have
an opportunity of meeting Mrs. Min
ME Fox, of ~Brookings, department
president. All members of Freeman
Thayer and other post members else
where are urged to be present. Mrs.
Fox has just returned from a meeting
OF the national corps at Toledo, O..
and will be able to tell many things
of intcrest.-Watertown Public Opin-
ion.
Cecil. Fay and Verne, the trio of
White boys playing good ball with the
S. ID. S. c. squad, helped to pin an
other victory to that schools staff last
Saturday when they defeated North
Dakota at Fargo by a score Of 6 to II.
The northerners were held to nothing
till the last half minute of play when
they got in some good work and made
their only score.-White Leader.
A young lady from White, accom-
panied by friends, was a passenger
from here to Minneapolis Saturday
night, where she was placed in a
sanitarium. The case is said to be
a sad one, she having broken down
while under the strain of trying to
keep up her duties as clerk in one
of the stores and at the same time
make preparations for her marriage
which vas to occur in the near future.
Aurora Times.
States Attorney Eidem was down
from Brcokings last Friday, and fgur-
ed in It case in police court. We can
not see why Eden is not a very good
eXpOunder of the law. Come often.
boy, when there's NJ court to inter
fere.-Elkton Record.
Mrs. L. r. Hubbart, who has beer
helping TO care for her father, G..
Erickson. for the past few weeks, re-
turned to her home at Brookings
Wedneaday.-Toronto Herald.
K. p. Kelsey closed up his business
affairs this week and left for Hot
Springs this state, to enter the Nation.
al Sanitarium for the winter. Mr.. Kel-
sey is bothered a good deal with rheu-
matism, and it is thought that the
treatment given the old soldiers at
the sanitarium by the government, to-
gether with the baths at the springs
will afford him great relief. Everybody
in Clear Lake will pray for his re-
tum next spring in perfect health
Clear Lake Courier.
Mrs. Mary Noonan arrived this morn
ing from Brookings. and will spend a
few days in the city visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whistler.
Mrs. Noonan is Mrs. Whistler's moth
er.-Watertown Public Opinion.
States Attorney A. b. Carlson went
up to Brookings county last week on
a business trip. Mrs. Carlson accom-
panied him.-Canton News.
II. L, Walker, the BroOkings opera
house man was a visitor Friday. Mr..
Walker has just made a lease of the
opera house at Aberdeen, and it is
reported that he has an eye on the
Huron opera house.-Huronite.
John Weddell attended to business
matters at the college at Brookings
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