The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-06-15

i4edsdHI 1louf FRIDAY ana saturday
nights.
Mrs. y. f. Schoeweiler of White,
spent a few days with Mrs. j. G..
Miles this week.
Sheriff Halyorson went up to Arl-
ington last evening to subpoena some
witnesses for circuit court.
Misses Johnson and Karlstad are
conducting a six weeks term of Nor
wegian school at the school house.
Miss Zelda Benedict arrived Sunday
evening from Midland, S. D., for a
weeks visit with Miss Clara Johnson.
Prof. J. w, Wilson returned home
Friday evening from Ames, Iowa,
where he attended a reunion of his
class.
A. Z. Bunday and family left Thurs
day by auto for Fillmore county,
Mimi, where they will visit two or
three weeks.
Miss Ethel Lawrence, a former col
4NSt 81 uitll. came dON IlOlii DOtdlib
the last of the week for a visit with
Miss Muriel Sherwin,
Major Chrisman and family are
busy packing preparatory to leaving
for Alaska. where the major has been
ordered by the wal department.
Miss Mable Degnan, formerly of
this city, now living in North Dakota,
was married to Frank Barnes on June
:. They will make their home at
Bismark.
j.. /. Jarvis is enjoying a visit from
his father from Iowa. Yesterday they
vent fishing at lakewood and ]. l..
caught a pickerel of wonderful pro-
portions, so he tells us.
Miss Bessie Chappell returned
home Friday evening from Sioux
Falls, where she taught in the city
schools the past year. Next year
she will teach in the schools here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irish of Madison, who
were recently looking for a home
have purchased Frank Sherwin's resi-
dence in east Bookings. Their daugh-
ter will teach in the city schools next
year.
J.. NJ. Saunderson, who has been di-
rector OF athletics at the college, left
Friday morning for his home al Mil
waukee, where he will spend the sum-
mer. going next year to the University
of the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cutler arrived
home Friday morning from Long
Beach, Cal, where they have been
since last fal!. They like that coun-
try ar1 ii. Cutters health has great
" improved since they left here.
Mrs. laI,e Prowse arrived Monday
from the Rochester hospital, whore
She was operated upon some time ago.
and is much improved in health. She
expects to visit here some time be-
fore returning to her claim in Perkins
county.
Russell Knappen arrived home Sat
urday evening from Delaware. Ohio,
where he has been attending Ohio
Wesleyan. He has made a fine record
in his first year, doing eXcellently in
athletics and making the varsity de-
batting team for next year.
The class of '07 of the college has
been holding a reunion here this week.
Among the members present are Mrs,
Mable Trooien, Walter Burch, Ruth
Wescott, Volney futile, Stephen
Briggs, Genevieve Underwood, Mable
Binneweis, John Kirk, Bruce and Ross
Elliott.
Or. Hume, the new %agronomist at
the college, arrived the last of the
week with his family. DR.. Hume
comes from the University Of Illinois,
having beer connected with that in
stitution for a number Of wears. The
family will occupy the house vacated
by Major Chrisman.
Roberts e. Few shipped in a big
ditching machine Saturday and Mon
day it was put 10 work on the extern
sion of the w~aterworks system and is
now busy on East Sixth street. The
machine is similar to the one used
by the sewer contractors a few years
ago. and belongs TO +, L. Dimick of
Laurel Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Jolley, who
ven u to the coast last year, ar
rived Monday and will spond most of
the summer with her mother, Mrs.
Sarvis. Mr.. Jolley is superintendent
of the schools of Woodborne, Oregon,
which is a good sized city located
about twenty-five miles from Portland.
He is not overly pleased with that
country, on account Of the frequent
rains and may not return there, al
though the people of Woodborne are