The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-02-23
MEET FORMER RESIDENTS.

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turned home Monday morning from
tbair several weeks western trip.
They visited Washington, Oregon and
California and liked those states. par
ticularly the latter, and although they
will go west to live they have no
definite location in mind.
They met many former Brookings
people on the trip, all Of whom they
say are doing well and are contented
in their new homes. At Portland,
Ore. they spent some time with Fred
Carlisle and wife, and also met Mrs.
Young and Miss Hattie and c. II.
Bullen and wife and his father. Mr..
Carlisle and Mr.. Bullen are engaged
in the manufacture of glazed tile and
Charlie Brown is working for them.
Mr.. Carlisle looked the picture of
health and was feeling much better
than he had for years. They also met
J. G. jenkins and family, who are at
Portland. Mr.. Jenkins is practicing
law and he and the family are en-
joying life. At Corvallis, Ore, they
visited James HughsOn, whom they
found well located. and at Medford,
Ore, they met A. p. Allen and DR..
Eyerud, former residents of Nolga.
Mr.. Allen is manager Of a glazed tile
manufacturing plant, and DR.. Everud
has plated and is selling a tract Of
land close to the city.
At Los Angeles they found another
|Brookings colony. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Brooke, among the early residents
of the city; Roy Childs and Mrs.
Gould. formerly Glenna Lockwood,
and DR.. Collier and family are living
there. Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Lockwood
are now living at Merset, but will
move to Los Angeles in a short time.
Roy Childs is manager of the Los
Angeles office of his fathers real es-
tate company.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Lloyd are at
Hollywood, a suburb, where Mr..
LLOYD is in the real estate business.
At Long Beach, another suburb, Mr..
Williams and Harry met Wood Thomp-
son, Miss Margaret Moffett, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. s. Binford and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Binford. The Binfords are
spending the winter there.
The Brookings wanderers iourneyed
Owe to Santa Ana, where they felt
very much at home, for there is a big
bunch of Brookings county people
located there and enjoying life. Among
those they met were: Mr.. and Mrs,
L. d. Palmer, II. Fl. Reeves and fam
lily, f. p. Lamb and family, J. A.
SeatOu and Miss Carrie, Robert White
and wife, Henry McComb, w. II. Dine
hart, Mr.. and Mrs. ! II. Bushnell. J.
T. Tidball and family, Mrs. r. Bell,
John Squirting, Miss Agnes Stensland,
J. e. and David Never, formerly of
ElktOn, and Mr.. Dricken, Guy Cum
ingham, r. Palmer and Dan McKeith,
formerly of White. Most of the Brook
ings colony are taking life easy and
are well pleased with their new homes.
Edwin Reeves is in charge or a ranch
which his father lately purchased and
Walter will complete his high school
course in the spring.
At Redlands the Williams visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Hurd, whom they
found nicely Iouated. Mr.. Hurd has
a large orange grove, which pays him
a nice profit. Harry brought back q
sack of oranges from this grove anG
we a testify as to their good quality
Miss Flossie Parker, a former Brook
ings girl, makes her home with the
Hurds.
At San Bernardino they found Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Allison and hi!
mother, Mrs. VIM. Allison and Mis-.
Nellie. The two latter, who went on
there this winter, intend to make i
their permanent home. Clarence is
passenger conductor on the Santa Fl
and has the best run on the system.
Mr.. Williams and Harry say that al
the former BrOokingsites were ann
ious for news of their old home, an,
all had a good word to say for Brook
ings and South Dakota.