The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-07-15
Need Glasses? See Sharp.

Tuesday from a visit to points in the
Black Hills.
Mrs. A. E. James and children have
been visiting relatives at Estelline and
Bruce the past week.
E. c. Olson went to Rapid City
Tuesday evening to spend a few days
at the Model store.
The ladies guild Of st. Paul's church
will meet with Mrs. Wallace Purdy
on Thursday, July %.
Miss Eva Bacon returned home last
evening from a two or three days visit
with friends at C~astlewood.
Mrs. l.. H. Comstock and daughter,
Miss Lula, went to Tracy Friday morn
ing to spend a week with friends.
Mrs. Favill and grandchild returned
to their home at Aberdeen Tuesday
evening after a visit at the home OF
u. Poole.
Harold West, who has been here Wis
iting relatives and friends the past
month, left Monday night for his home
at Minneapolis.
Robert Cunningham and wife re-
turned to Worthwhile Monday evening
after a visit at the home of his neice,
Mrs. John Blakley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Rexford and
Mrs. d. H. Campbell and children
went to Lake Campbell Tuesday and
will camp out a couple of weeks.
C. w. Renderknecht, who spent a
few days visiting at the home of his
uncle, E. H. Williams, left Thursday
morning for his home at st. Charles,
MINI.
The Volga Tribune says that Miss
Christine Christianson has accepted
the position of principal of the Toronto
schools and will take up her work at
the opening Of the fall term.
The members of this years gradu-
ating class of the high school went to
Lake Campbell yesterday and will
spend a few days enjoying an outing.
They are chaperoned by Mrs. Nellie
White.
Mrs. H. S. Smothers left yesterday
morning for Hooper, Wash, where she
will visit her mother, Mrs. Sawyer for
some time. She will also visit the
Seattle fair and other points of inter-
est and will be gone several weeks.
Rev. J. G. Dick left yesterday norm
ing for st. Paul, where he will spend
a months vacation. The pulpit of the
United Presbyterian church will be
filled next Sunday by Rev. Moore, faith
err of DR.. e. l.. Moore, who is visiting
here.
Leonard Kendall left Tuesday night
for New York City, where he will visit
Ralph Sherwin and other friends. He
expects to remain there for some time,
making side trips to points of interest.
His place at the depot is being cared
for by f. Smith of Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Mutt of Carmel,
Indiana, arrived here last week and
will visit for some time at the home
Of their son, Thos. Mutt south of the
city. Mr.. Mutt made a visit here
several years ago and noted the i'm
provement in the city and country
since that time.
C. A. Johnson this week received
his new Buick automobile which he
ordered through James Natesta some
weeks ago.. 1t is just like the cars
of John Sloan and H. E. Lloyd, and
is a fine little machine. There was
considerable delay in getting it, as
orders.
The Lake Benton News says of a
former Brookings teacher: misses
Ina and Anna Boyer have been engag-
ed to teach in the Springfield public
schools the coming year. Anna will
teach the seventh grade and Ina the
eighth grade. Both are fine teachers
and fine girls and Springfield can rest
assured that they will make good"
Crop prospects are reported to be
very good W. the county. The small
grain has been doing finely during the
cool weather of the past week, ard the
corn got an excellent start during the
hot spell of a couple of weeks ago.
There has been too much rain this
spring, but dry weather from now until
harvest will bring the grain out all
right.
The county commissioners are still
in session at the court house and will
probably be busy until the first Of
next week. Monday they took up the
lakewood drainage petition, which