The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-23

we're attack of pneumonia.
Ed Heffernan was UP from Elkton
Saturday to attend the school meeting.
Mrs. John Culhane, Jr., went to Elk
ton the last of the week to visit rela-
tiyes.
II. G.. Williams left Tuesday morn
ing for Cedar Rapids, Iowa on land
business.
( Chas. Ramsey, who lives north of
4 town, is recovering from a seige of
4 pneumonia.
1 st. Pauls Guild will meet with Mrs.
4 Orhrans Thursday, March 80 at 2:30
/ o'clock for work.
Miss Amy Kelly vas at Arlington
! Thursday and read a paper before
1 the Woman's club.
DO not fail TO visit SINNERS Depart
ment Store and take a look at the
new spring millinery.
The Bronze Bell, one of the best
stories we have ever run, opens in
this issue of the Register.
Mrs. John Bla!ley departed Satur-
day morning for Mapleton, Mimi,
called there by the illness of q nephew.
]. W. Hahn left yesterday for Trip,
where he will work in a printing office
n pitch for the ball team during the
summer.
Ivr,Io11 r,t,r,nl havoc Jrri
day evening from his southern trip,
having stopped off at Sioux City for
a few days.
Mrs. Olmstead and son departed for
Minneapolis Sunday morning, where
they will Join Mr.. Olmstoad and re-
side there at present.
Ben Lawshe writes from Nandan,
y. D., hat he Will start for home
today, stopping at Valley City TO visit
his sister, Mrs. Grace Brooke.
Yesterday F. w. Cuckow received
d message from Dell Rapids that his
father had been found dead in bed,
and he left for there by auto in the
afternoon.
Don't forget we are headquarters
for wedding stationery. Just receiv-
ed a large invoice of the latest in
wedding cabinets. Register Publish
ing Company.
Ed Fernolz, Of Watertown. came
down Thursday night for a visit with
The family of his uncle, Chas. Gamble.
Monday he and Mr.. Gamble went
down to Springfield, Mimi.
The following marriage licenses
have been granted this week: Henry
Lakman and Dora Botte Elkton; L. L.
Wagner, Pierre, and Lena Wise,
Bookings: AXel X. Strande and Ella
Elyerud, Volga.
The Pillars Of Society" a drama
by Henrik Ibsen will be read his eve
ming by Rev. Robert p. Doremus at
the home of Mr.. George Sou'e, 9TH
St. and Medary Ave. The reading
commences sharply at eight.
The local Redmen lodge had a big
iolIifcation and banquet at their han
on Thursday evening, which was one
of the p|leasantest events in the his
tory of the order here. Great Sacheu
A. J. skunk. Of Aberdeen, was present
and delivered an address.
i. J. Void was over from Hendricks
to attend the school meeting the las
Of the week. He states they drove
over in an automobile in IN hour and
fifteen minutes in spite Of The wind
some different than when he used to
come over with an OK te m
W. J.. Cronk, who has been express
man at the depot the last couple of
years, has been promoted to manager
of the Redfeld Office and left for there
last evening. Mr.. Cronk was one OF
the most accommodating employees
eve around the depot and BrCokines
people will be sorry to have him leave.
Marjorie Mathews, the little daug.
er of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mathews,
seems to be recovering slowly from
he attack Of infantile paralysis from
which she has been suffering for sew
eral months. This week she has been
able to wheeled out of doors to en-
JOY the warm weather. It is thought
that the improvement viii be perma-
nent. and the many friends Of the
family sincerely hope that it is.
A meeting of the school officers and
school teachers Of the county was
held at the opera house in this city
Saturday afternoon. The attendan"o
was large, there being It. officers
and 20 teachers preseI 1. The prinei-
pal address of the afternoon wa given
by State superintendent C. G. Law
renee, OF Pierre, and talks were given
bV Miss Gertrude Sfedman. the