The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-10-13

3 L. I. Akin made a business trip tC
8 Elkton between trains Monday.
} All tickets on the prize camera al
) Abbotts must be turned in Saturday.
, DO it for Bookings come out to
the commercial club meeting Friday
night.
p. S. Jensen and family have moved
into the S. b. Kelly house in east
B%rookings.
|. J. Smith, who is now located at
Candy, spent Sunday at the home of
his parents here.
Miss Edne Jerde went to White
Saturday morning. where she will
teach the coming yea
Every loyal citizen is expected to
attend the commercial club meeting
at the armory tomorrow night.
Mrs. VI. c. Bates arrived from Him
OILS Tuesday evening to join Prof.
Bates. They are living in the Crosier
house.
H. G. Williams and E. II. Gooch
left Monday evening for points in
North Dakota, where they expect to
purchase land.
John Mcneil and family came up
from Sioux Falls Sunday morning in
their auto and spent the day at the
home of j. S. Smith.
S. b. Kelly departed Friday night
for Long Beach, Cal, to join his fam
lily who went out several weeks ago
and they will spend the winter there.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Allison returned to
their home at st. Paul Monday morn
ing after spending about a week Wis
iting at the home of his brother, VIM.
Allison.
H. V. Harlan and family motored up
from Dell Rapids and spent Sunday
al the J. f. Erwin home. Mrs. Err
win and Miss Ada accompanied them
home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Smothers depart
ed Tuesday morning for Aitkin, Mimi,
where they will make their home. Mr..
SmOthers is working for a large lane
company handling northern Minneso-
ia lands.
Rev. w. A. Black and wife, T. l..
Chappell, G.. f. Knappen, C. II. At
kinson. d. Sharp and Mrs. Lillian
ollltI lell utS lay lpr MlUClell W dl-
tend the annual NJ. +. conference and
laymen's meeting.
The Aid Society of the NJ. f.
Church will meet Thursday, October
20 with Mrs. f. G. Grover. Mrs. F.
H. Ainsworth, Mrs. Jesse Farrenkop
and Mrs. Sam Arthur will assist the
hostess. All cordially invited; spec
ial invitation to the gentlemen.
Brookings relatives received word
this week of the arrival of a son at
the home of Prof. and Mrs. J. II. Mel
son at Cleveland. Ohio. Mrs. Nelson
is a daughter OF Mrs. J.. II. Colegrove
and Prof. Nelson will be remembered
as a former member of the college
faculty.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ODell of Aticca,
Ind. spent a day or two here this
week visiting Prof. Kerr, Mr.. O'dell
being an old schoolmale of the pro-
fessor back in Indiana. They travel
ed through North Dakota and a con
siderable part of this state and were
we'll pleased with the country.
w. H. Murphy went to Pierre Tues
day 10 attend the wedding of his son,
Matt and Miss Ethel Brink, which oc-
cured yesterday morning, the ccre-
mony being performed by Rev. Fa-
Their Stensil They will be at home at
Fargo, y. d. Matt's many friends in
Brookings will extend best wishes.
Wood Thompson and family expect
to leave this week for Montana to
visit relatives and will go from there
to different points on the coast, not
having decided definitely where they
will locate. Tie departure of this es-
Unable family will be sincerely re-
GREETED by their large number OF
friends here.
H. w. Snelson, the contractor who
erected the new buildings at the fair
grounds, has decided to locate in
Brookings permanently and has NOV
ed his family into the A. A. Poole cot
tage. Mr.. Snelson is a first-class
workman, as evidenced by the con.
tracts he has already completed here
and will undoubtedly find all that he
can do.
w. H. Plaisted and family depart
ed yesterday morning for Winnie,
Tex, where they will make their
home. Mr.. Plaisted has purchased a
tract of land there, near lard owned
by w. II. H. Phillips and F. A. Pond
and will grow produce for the north
ern markets. The friends of the fam
liz here will wish them well in their
new home.
r. II. Anderson, the blacksmith,
tells us that he has been more than
busy the past few months. having
overhauled and repaired fourteen On
gines iii the past year. Mr.. Ander-
son makes a specially of this kind OF
work and he would like to see the
engine so badly afflicted that he
couldn't fix up. If you don't believe
this he is ready to show you.
A dispatch from Des Moines saws
of Miss Flora Wilson, Prof. ]. W. VII
sons sister and well known to Brook
ings people: Miss Flora Wilson viii
campaign in Iowa with her father,
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson, &C
cording to word from her which has
reached here. Secretary Wilson will