The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-03-05
RURAL GLEANINGS
AURORA

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Homer Rexford vas in the village
Thursday.
D.. G. Bulen shipped a carload o.
hogs Thursday.
4 gentleman from Lake Kampeska
1eddfed flesh in these paris the frs
af the week.
Mrs. Mary Lakewood had a very
painful liberated tooth lanced by Or
Lentz at ~Brookings Friday.
quite a delegation Of "schoolmams
nom this vicinity attended teachers
meeting at Elkton Saturday.
Sandy, the t~hirteen.year old son of
Hr. and Mrs. John McClement is III
with pneumonia at this writing.
auunor says that we are 500 10
have n milliner and dressmaking es-
adjustment. Let the good work con
1inue.
Fred Baker is suffering consider.
ably these days with an injured knee.
caused by an unlocked for fall on
the ice
Willie Ieary is able to attend bust
ness at the store again, after having
experienced a couple days siege of
the grippe.
Sherin Miles was n guest at dinner
at the home of ID. G. Bulen one day
last week. He was busy serving no
tees OF election.
Herman Schlobolm's horse DOL a
bad fall on the ice near G. B.. Sage's
residence Thursday. Fortunately the
animal was not injured.
Mrs. g. VI. Larrabee took the even.
inc train IN Rraokinvc SafurIav ,,d
was accompanied home on the late
train by Mrs. Fred Bowles.
Drs. Spafford and Rhodes held a
counsel on "Jack" Smiths condition
Sunday. The expect a recovery al
though a marked delayed one.
Mr.. G. II. Moore and Mrs. Bessie
Hanson returned TO Brookings Sat.
nrday evening after a few days visit
at the home of F. T. Bakers family.
Mrs. Woodbeck's little friend Pearl
Kirby arrived from her home north |
OF Elkton Monday and will attend
the remaining three months of school
here.
The dance Friday night at Rex !
ford's hall was said to have been a
grand success. and people compliment
Mrs. Pittenger very highly on the ex.
tefent supper served by her at the
restaurant.
Some or our county papers are be-
ing sent as 1t were, broadcast through
ne county. with advance subscrip-
ton marked paid until June 1st.
This does not look like the price OF
paper had gone up.
w. A. Wright went 10 Minneapolis !
Thursday to purchase goods for his
and Harley Wright are behind the
rapidly increasing trade. Ed Wilson
serving with gentlemanly
promptness each customer in their :
turn.
Ed Wilson SIR. had the misfortune
of hearing Kittredge Tuesday night.
should have remained until next
day and heard the Governor of the
state speak, after which no doubt he
would have pm home better ma
tured.
Geo. Baker assisted by Earl Ripley
Is giving his store a general cleaning
out. The ladies who are homekeep-
ers are taken back not a little by
Georges previousness to their idea
Of housekeeping time. However, II is
well to remind us all of this fact.
~ lew iutulpsIS VI the ~. Oh II.
lodge reminded Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Korte that last Wednesday was the
OF their marriage by giving them a
little surprise at their home, present
ing them with a very pretty fruit dish
In memory Of the occasion. Refresh
ments were served and a pleasant
time enjoyed.
Sunday March l being the anniver-
nary OF Mrs. Frank G~lensberth, on
Saturday the day previous. seven or
eight friends In the ID. OF II. lodge
drove out to her home to spend the
day reminding aher that she had been
remembered by them and presenting
20 her some very pretty designs in
dishes AZ a remembrance OF the oc-
eAsion.
John Smith, eldest son Of w. II.
smith Of Parnell and Miss Kate Do
Ian, also Of Parnell. were married at
E1kton at the Church OF Our Lady Of
0ood Counsel Monday March End, by |
ray. N~onsignor 6heehan. The bride |
md groom both were born and raised
within 4 few miles Of this village anc
- veil and favorahly known. A host !
e 1Eiea1a oaer 9 pleasant journey