The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-16

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guest of Mrs. j. L. Jarvis this week.
A. II. Wheaton of Rapid City, was
here the last of the week visiting old
friends.
Ladies. you ought to call and see tho
swell line of Easter bonnets at Helen
johnson's.
Mrs. J. n. Rodeheaver left yester-
day morning for a two or three weeks
visit at Madison, Wis.
Before you buy that new spring
suit, see our half a hundred patterns.
A. Larson & Company.
Chas. Nolan Went to Sioux Fails
Friday morning to visit his brother
who is quite i'll in a hospital.
Ra!lh Miller of Darlington, n. D..
visited a few days Of this week
with his parents, DIR. and Mrs. E. {.
Miller.
Mrs. Christensen came ever from
Yolga yesterday morning for a brief
visit It the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs, w. S. Loban.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Barr and son,
Earl and Mrs. Natesta came down
from Watcrtown by auto sunday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Swartout.
The full display of Easter bonnets
win be on display, beginning Satur.
day, March %. In the meantime we
viii re glad to show them. Helen
Johnson.
Don't forget we are headquarters
for wedding stationery. Just 1oceiy
ed a large invoice of the latest in
wedding cabinets. Register Publish
ing Company.
First Unitarian Society, Robert p.
Doremus, minister. Services every
Sunday evening at 1880 in Grand Army
hall. Sermon topic for March 10Th,
Poor Tools for Great Tasks
DR.. Stevenson, the we'll known eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist of
Sioux Falls, will be in Brookings
Thursday, March %, and Friday,
March "a, at the Leon Hotel. Glasses
tlso fitted correctly.
Prof. Kerr arrived home from Pierre
the last of the week. He tells us that
he is undecided as to what occupation
he will pursue, but has n or two
propositions in mind, and at any rate
he will remain in Brookings.
The brick, plaster and other ma
terial from the old court house is be
ing dumped into the hollow on the
southwest corner of the grounds and
this will be covered with black dirt
and leveled off even with the rest Of
the park.
A. L. Watson, who formerly con
Quoted the popcorn stand on Main
street, has purchased one Of the big
gest and best popcorn machines to
be had, costing $1,000 and is now look
ing for a location in some good town
He left yesterday morning for eastern
points.
Z. C. Olson and wife returned home
Friday evening from their southern
trir. They did not go to Panama, as
,hey planned, as it was feared that the
sea voyage would not be of benefit to
Mrs. Olson, whose health has been
very poo The trip was of consider
able benefit to her and she returned
home stronger than she has been for
some months.
Mrs. f. II. Patterson returned home
on the Sth, after an absence of a
month, visiting the Twin Cities, Cedar
Rapids and Chicago, looking up and
purchasing her spring stock of mil
linery. The styles are varied and
practical. The ladies are invited TO
call and be shown some of the up-to-
date numbers now at any time. We
will receive fresh pattern hats each
week during the season.
If you miss the band concert Friday
night you will miss a good thing. The
music and readings are going to be
well worth your time and money, and
as this is likely to be the only band
concert of the season, it will be your
only chance to hear a fine program
Well played, and to show that you ap-
preciate what the boys do for the col
lege and athletics show a little college
spirit by boosting for the band.
S. II. McCarl went to Sioux Falls
Tuesday and brought back three rev
Overland cars. They are the 1911
model, fore door cars, and are about
the finest looking and acting machines
We have seen. Mr.. McCarl had an ex-
cellent years business with the Over
land last year and the outlook for this
year he tells us, is even better. He
has rented the Hegeman building and