The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-07-08
Personal and Local

visited his family until Monday night.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Redmond came down
from Redfeld Friday night for a couple
of days visit with Bookings friends.
Mrs. R. 80. Tenant was up from
Aurora visiting friends Friday. She
left Monday for her home at Spokane
Wash.
Col. T. G. Orr and j. NJ. Bitterness
left Monday morning for Vermillion
to AXE up their work with the new
food commissioner
Albert J.. Katz, president of the
Columbia Clothing Co., was here a
few days last week, returning to Man
kate Saturday night.
The congregation of the Christian
church occupied their new place OF
worship for the first time Sunday, the
regular services having been held
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. McCarl departed
Tuesday morning for a visit at the
Yukon exposition at Seattle, Wash,
and will visit a number Of other points
in the west before returning.
J.. F. Brooke delivered the address
of the day at the Grange picnic held
at Culbertson's grove in Trenton town
ship on last Saturday. He reports a
good crowd present and an enjoyable
time was had.
DR.. f.. H. Grove of Hetland and
Clyde Grove of White, were visiting
at the home of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Grove, a few days the
past week. They were accompanied
by their wives.
Arthur Adams, who spent a week
visiting friends here, left for Mankato
Sunday morning to join his mother,
Mrs. Chris Adams, who has been visit
ing there and they proceeded to their
home at Lansford, n. d.
Mrs. Gyger, who was visiting Mrs.
Ray for a week or ten days, left Sun
day night for the home of her daugh-
ter at Willow Lakes where she will
visit a couple of weeks before return
ing to her home at Chicago.
The Canton Leaders says that Her
man Nagle, accompanied by his moth
err, left for Madison, Wis, last week,
x.o~o IA~pNn tn1ync nm a simmer
course in the university, and in Octo-
Der Joins the Northwestern University
of Chicago.
DR.. F.. J.. Goodfellow of Los Angeles,
Cal. who has been visiting at the
home of his father, S. H. GoodfelloW
for some time, went to Pierre last
week for a visit with friends and to
take the examination before the osteo-
pathic board.
eve Girls of the Methodist church
were certainly more than busy on the
two DAYS of the Joy-Fest selling small
ribbons with the word "Brookings" on
them, and we did not see a person on
the street who was not provided with
one of the souvenirs.
Rev. w. A. Cave, who was here last
week to perform the marriage cere-
mony of f. T. Burris and Miss Mable
Harza, departed Thursday for his home
at Canton. Mr.. Cave was pastor of
the NJ. Z. church here five or six years
ago, going from here to Flandreau,
from where he was transferred to Can
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reppe from
Crocker. this state, came Saturday for
a visit It the home of Mr.. Reppe's
cousin, Mrs. Saml. Dimes, and also
relatives at B%rookings. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reppe are just married, and are now
ON their wedding trip, congratulations
therefore being in order.-Arlington
Sun.
An exchange says that the Dak0-
ia Central Telephone company has
been experimenting and intends 10
connect telegraphic instruments with
their telephone lines in the larger
towns of the state. The aim is to
use the telegraph instruments to make
calls between towns at the same time
the wire is being used for telephon-
ing. This double use will say time,
as calls can be made between widely
separated towns by telegraph without
the intervention of operators on the
line between the two points.