The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-04-02

| Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Warren visited
friends at Volga between trains Sat
urday evening.
Railroad Commissioner Smith of
Miller, was in the city on business a
part of Tuesday.
Julius Martinson. the Nolga mer-
chant. was over from the west side
between trains yesterday.
Richard Hoy. a former student III
the college. is here this week. Visit
ing his brother. Prof. II. II. Hoy.
Rev. Mckinzie will hold service and
communion at the Episcopal church
Tuesday evening. April , at 80.
Miss Alice Mathews, WHO is teach
ing al White, arrived Tuesday even
ing for a few days visit at home.
Mrs. y. Il. ~Schouweilcr arrived from
Brandt Tuesday evening for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. i. J. Murphy.
Mrs. l.. l.. Erb returned home .ha
FIRST of the week from Iowa whore
she was called by the illness Of Il
sister.
Rev. and Mrs. j. NJ. Penselly are
being entertained for the present At
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace +.
Purdy.
Peter Olson. who was called here
from s.. Paul last week by the lime,
of his father. returned home Saturday
morning.
A daughter was born To Prof. and
Mrs. c. Larson Tuesday morninG
Prof. Larson is the instructor in dairy
ing at the college.
Henry Getty has rented his hiac,-
smith shop to T. |. Murphy, who Vas
been in charge OF Arnesou shop SIT E
moving here from Nolga.
College closes tomorrow for a
weeks vacation. This is the regular
spring vacation. which formerly anne
between the winter and spring terms.
=, Miss Mildred Anderson Went to Wa
tcrtown Saturday morning to nurse
her little neice, the daughter of Geo.
Anderson, who is seriously i'll with
brain fever.
Fred Atkins was here last week
visiting his brother, a student at the
| in Colorado. He had been visiting
l his folks near White,
Mrs. Owens and daughter came up
from Ivanhoe. Mimi, Saturday even
ing and visited until Tuesday morning
> at the home of Mrs. Owens sister.
Mrs. VI. ID. Orhrans.
If YOU need anything in job printing
the Register can do the work better
and as cheap as any other printshOp
J in the state, because we have the ia
%cilitieS for turning out the work.
c. II. Collins has sold his house
y on Eighth Avenue to Prof. Robertson
Cook. the new assistant in mechanical
engineering at the college. Possession
will not be given for several months
f.. W. Davis, who recently trade
his residence property to Frank Stu
mons for Mr.. simmons farm on the
edge of town, expects To move onto
the farm this week and Mr.. Simmons
will move to town.
. f.. II. Beatty has "A new supply o
49, ,;,.. ,,t,,l H., ,.Arant- 30 ~.
Il newly arrived citizens of Brooking!
j county. The demand for the ring.
was 50 great that Mr.. Beatty was On
of them for Il number of weeks.
Miss Jessie Hoover, ~prcceptress 0
the new school Of agriculture at tn
, college. left Monday morning for he
home at Topeka. Kansas, where sh,
N will remain until the beginning O
" the summer school Of agriculture il
II July.
u A. ". Morton has sold hi, Earn
the Geo. Thayer place, east o. II
T. city, TO Henry Rooster, and in til
t. deal Mr.. Morton acquired MIR. koos'
: erS ~r"Sldenc" property III east BrOut
9 iugs. MIR Rooster "p"ctS 10 NOV
onto the farm.
4" Prof. r.. G. ChilCott accompanied b
IS w. NJ. Jardinc arrived from Washius
y ton yesterday morning anG hay" bee
o looking over the Agricultural! colir@
l. They report al vel! in the nations
capitol city and Prof. Chilco;' say
t Congressman Hall is one OF III Dos
o. est men in congress.
n. Arthur Diilman. who is in tn" sci
X vie" of the Department of Agriculmr
m at Washington. arrived the first {
the week for a visit with friends. |!
" has been working in the deparur.I
at Washington for several months b.
IS will be transferred to ONE eXperimc'
N station and will remain here unit
n he receives his orders
20, {. w. kOenig was up from AnrOr