The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-06-02

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Miner last Friday.
+. NJ. kremer and family this week
purchased a new DETROIT
auto.
Wanted to Buy-All kinds OF wool.
Sam Levin. Enquire of n. Wexler or
phone No. IS.
Miss Birdella Mcknight departed
yesterday morning for a few days Wis
il at Sioux City.
Mrs. James Nolan and daughter.
Mrs. Symes, went to Elkton Friday
morning for a brief visit.
Mrs. King arrived from Chicago on
Saturday morning for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Maylalder.
The Brookings Grays went to White
Saturday and defeated the kids of
that Owl by a score Of s to 5.
Mrs. G. w Foote arrived from At.
ems. Mich, Friday evening for a visit
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
A. J. Sander.
Miss Emma Larson, who has been
attending college here the past year
departed Yesterday morning for her
home at Flandreau.
V. f. Forrest. a student at the col
lege some years ago. was in the city
visiting friends over Sunday. He is
now located at Tyndall.
Mrs. Sadie Larson arrived from Bis
marck, y. D., Tuesday evening for a
visit at the home of her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. II. T. Odegard
George Cole went to Huron Friday
morning to take in the state meet,
going from there to Charles Mix
county to look after his big ranch.
John Blakely and sons, Herbert and
Robert left Tuesday evening for Lem
mon and other points in the western
part Of the state to look owe the
country.
Percy Williams arrived home from
Chicago Thursday evening, where he
is attending the Northwestern Medi-
cal school. He expects to spend the
summer here.
Miss Laura Babb. who has been
night operator at the central office
for some months, has resigned and de
parted Tuesday for her home at Es-
thcrville. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Beniken and
Mrs. Ward Mcintyre of Rochester,
Mimi. returned to their homes on
Monday morning after visiting a few
days at the home of Gus Ponto.
Rev. J. +. Parker will deliver his
farewell address to a Bookings au-
dience Sunday morning June >. at
/ the church. corner Of Sixth street and
Ncdary avenue. Friends welcome.
Father Shean left the last Of the
week for New York with the re
Of De -Smet. Father Hogan was un-
able to make the trip on account of
illness.
/ J. l.. Brandow, teacher of the Grove
school just north of the city, made
a fine showing as we'll as demonstrat
ed his patriotism by bringing his en-
tire school in Monday TO join the
Decoration day parade.
Miss Bake, who has been trimmer
for Miss Helen Johnson during the
spring season, departed Tuesday morn
ing for Springfield. Mimi, where she
will visit Il few days before going
to her home at Montevideo.
At the college oratorical contest at
Huron on Thursday night. held in con
n~ection with the state meet. Miss
Amy Laid, B~rookings' representative,
was awarded fourth pace. Yankton
won first place. Mitchell second and
Huron third.
The public is cordially invited to at
ten an ice cream social at the home
o. J. A. Keck. two miles north Of the
college on Friday evening, June j.
Social given for the benefit Of Otter
ness school. Begin serving at seven
O'clock. lie Roy Brandon, 1eacher.
Prof. c Willis returned home Sat
urday morning from Mount Vernon.
where ne delivered the commencement
address TO the graduating class OF
the high school. He also attended a
meeting of the officers Of the corn
growers association at Mitchell. and
addressed the students of the Indian
school at Pierre, making a pretty
busy week for the professor.
One hundred and eleven people
came down on the excursion Friday
to hear the Minneapolis orchestra.
Sixty Of these were from Watertown
and the balance from the intervening
towns. The excursion arrived here
about one thirty and returned after