The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-12-10
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Fred /. Villas. Druggist
EXCHANGE TABLE.
Ed Sammis of BroOkings has pur-
chased the Glidden building on the
east side of Kasson venue and it is
supposed that he intends 10 conduct
a restaurant in the building.-Volga'
Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. VI. Hoff are enter
tanning at Il house party during the
Thanksgiving recess. Among the
guests are Miss Bessie Chappell OF
.Brookings, Miss Luella Norwood of
Tracy, Mimi, Miss Chaplin of Lodi,
Wis, Miss Anna Shade of Redfield
and Miss Evelyn Boyer of Aberdeen.
These young ladies all have been fell
low teachers of Mrs. Hoff's, making
the reunion an enjoyable one.-Huron
Herald.Democrat
d. d. Sutton and wife drove to
Brookings Thursday. A family re-
union Of the Suttons was held at the
home of DR.. Miller.-Aurora Times.
Robert A. Storm was over from
~Brookings on business last Saturday
morning. Mr.. Storm reports his wife
as improving steadily which is indeed
gratifying to- all her friends.-Volga
Tribune.
Another mail sack arrived here Sun
day, which was ~festooned with all
kinds and colors of ink and names of
various spells" The sack left Elk
ton on January &c, 1908, with the name
of Mary HeintZ inscribed thereon and
from that time until its arrival here
Sunday there were seventy different
names inscribed and sixty-seven post
marks. The sack passed through
every state in the union, almost, and
the names of the postoffices are in
teresting to look at and read. Wish
we had room to give them in detail
and thus show what a traveller a mail
sack can be.-Elkton Record.
A small delegation from here went
up to BroOkings Saturday evening to
see The Devil" We are pleased to
note that his satanic majesty got no
closer than the suburbs of Aurora
Aurora Times.
Mrs. Fox. Department President of
the w. r. c., was over from Brook
ings Tuesday and inspected the local
corps here.-Flandreau Enterprise.
We heard two men by the names of
Stone and Wood in a neighboring
town discussing politics on a street
corner when a young lady passed by
wearing a directoire gown. Stone
turned to Wood, and Wood turned to
Stone, and they both turned to- rub
Der says an observer.-Ex.
Miss Edna Crothers, who has lust
proved up her claim in North Da-
kota, came down from that state last
week and has been visiting at the
home of ]. II. Quinn. and at the
Crothers homes in this city and
Brookings. She will leave next week
Tor her home in Observation-Disclosures
Sun.
The Wentworth Enterprise. in not.
ing the arrival of a pair of
at the home of a citizen of thai TOWN
starts out with the caption: Twins
by thunder" 1t continues as follows.
NOW what do you think of that? You
wouldn't suspect such a quiet, upas-
Stunning chap as Dick" Heiss to be
guilty would you? But nevertheless
MRS. Heiss presented him with q
n pair of boys as O ever saw for
a thanksgiving gift. Dick is nearly
overiJoyed and is scarcely hitting the
high places" since it happened.
Mother and children are getting along
nicely. This would cause Miss Alice
Roosevelt to exclaim my but how
papa could love that man."