The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-10-19

to Elkton between trains Monday.
Just arrived-A large assortment
OF hair switches. Prices that talk.
Mrs. Errington.
Mrs. Charles Keith returned home
Monday evening from an extended
visit in Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Case OF Water
town, were guests at the J. w. Cat
lett home the past week.
E. c. Olson departed Thursday even
ing for Rapid City to spend several
days looking after the Model store.
Mrs. Frank Bush OF Arlington, was
the guest Of Mrs. Ed. House a few days
this week, returning home Tuesday
evening.
The lie Brun Grand Opera quartet,
the opening number Of the lecture
course, at the opera house next Mon
day evening.
Mr.. Bower returned to his home
at Clinton, Iowa, Tuesday morning
after a visit at the home Of Carl
Weight, north Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kirchner of
Fountain City, Wis, arrived Tuesday
evening and are visiting at the home
of his brotherin-law, Geo. p. Sexauer.
The following marriage licenses
were granted the past week: Albert
Herman and Katie Helms Of Elkton;
Alexander Spratt of Dixon, ILL.,, and
Jennie Feltes of Bookings.
"The Servant in the House" is the
next big show that Brookings will
get, appearing here October 20. At
Aberdeen, which is at present without
ar opera house, this play was pre-
scented in the Episcopal church.
Mrs. Mary Noonan, who formerly re-
sided here, was in the city visiting
friends the past week. She is now
living at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
She returned to Watertown Tuesday
evening, where she is visiting her
daughter.
Peter Caldwell suffered a strocke Of
paralysis Monday, the left side of his
body being affected. His condition is
quite serious, but he was reported
some better yesterday and it is
thought that his recovery is only a
question of time.
S. NJ. Duggan of Webster, county
Judge of Day county, came down
Saturday morning to take in the Yer
million-Brookings football game. Mr..
Duggan is a former student Of both
the State college and the university,
so that he didn't dare yell for either
team.
Mrs. L. R. McGarry visited friends
and relatives at Aurora and Elkton
Tuesday and yesterday. She was
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Downer of Houghton, this state. To-
morrow they will go to Volga to visit
the Dyball family and Mrs. Downer
will return home from there.
Captain Geo. w. Roskie, regimental
adjutant of the state guard, has been
ordered to report at Deadwood next
Saturday morning to be n of a
party of twelve staff officers to &C.
company President Taft on his trip
through the state. The president will
arrive in the Hills Saturday morning,
spending Sunday at Pierre and Mon
day at Huron and Aberdeen, going
from the latter city to Minneapolis.
In spite of the bad weather and bad
roads the Nick Feltes sale Monday
was a big success. The first pair of
three year old colts that Col. Rudolph
knocked down brought 1915 and a
five year old mare, the next animal
sold brought $240. The first COW sold
for $50. This is a pretty good in
dication that B~rookings county farm
ers are not very short Of cash and
are ready to pay good money for good
stock, even if feed is high.
Johnson T. Sarvis and Miss Myrtle
Very of this city, were married at
Minneapolis on Tuesday of last week.
They arrived here Thursday morning
and are making their home in the
Perry house on Eleventh avenue Mr..
Sarvis is assistant in the botany de
partment of the State college, while
the bride was pastor of the Christian
church here during the last year. Both
have a large number Of friends here
who will join with the Register in
extending hearty good wishes.
G. A. Mathews and family departed
yesterday morning for st. Louis,
where the little daughter, Marjorie
will enter a sanitarium for treatment,
as she has not as yet recovered from
the effects of an attack Of spinal
meningitis last year. The plans OF
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