The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-27
Local and Personal

Geo. Maryland went 10 Bis stone the
frs Of the week for a few days Ash.
ing trip.
Geo u Cole left Tuesday evening
for the southern part Of the state on
business.
Miss Nellie Hall went 10 Clark
Thursday evening for a few days visit
With friends.
". NJ Cheever and family are en-
joyiug an outing at their lodge on
Lake Oakvood
Mrs. Martha Aldrich went TO Volga
Friday evening for a visit Y e Sunday
With her mother
Misses Cecile and Hazel WEIGH re,
turned Tuesday evening from their
outing AZ Spirit Lake.
Mrs. Albert Hansburg OF Hendricks,
was operated upon for appendicitis
az the hospital Monday.
c A Johnson and his mother left
Monday morning for Adams, Mimi,
for a visit with relatives.
Earl Burman arrived from Wayerly,
Iowa, Tuesday evening for a visit with
his brother. o. \. Burman.
Prof. Shepard shipped n OF his
pure bred pigs to a prominent breeder
az Daytonia, Wash, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy returned
home the first OF the week from a
several weeks visit at Hitchcock
r. H. Williams and family expect
TO leave the coming week for Santa
Ana, Cal. where they will make their
home.
Miss Nettie Williams came up from
Lake Benton Thursday evening for a
visit at the home of her uncle, E. II.
Williams
The Misses Alma and Clara
Johnson left yesterday morning for
Mt. Horib, Wis, to visit the Rev.
Green family.
G.. 4. Skinner and family arrived
home last night by auto from Green
Lake, where they have been spending
the past month.
Claude Mccoy visited at the home
of his parents a few days last week
on his way to Flandreau from the
Watertown camp.
Miss Nina Waters, matron Of the
college dormitory, left Friday for Madi-
son, where she will spend the remain
der Of the vacation.
Prof. and Mrs. c. F. Brown departed
Monday morning for Iowa Falls, Iowa,
where Mr.. Brown takes charge OF the
city schools for the next year.
VIM. Irons of Waverly, Iowa, who
recently purchased the Hickman farm
for one hundred dollars an acre. was
up this week looking after his crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Head of Letch-
visited a few days the last week
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Loban, returning home Monday
evening.
The county commissioners will meet
at the court house next Wednesday
in special session to dispose of some
county business left over from the
July meeting.
Mrs. c. b. Johnson came down from
Watertown and accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Clara, departed Mon
day evening for a week visit with a
sister at Omaha, Neb.
The little son of c. o. Quail, the
little daughter Of Olaf Eden and Baby
Larson of Fountain were operated
upon for removal of their tonsils at
the hospital this week.
e. C. Olson went to Watertown by
auto yesterday to look after affairs a.
the stone, and he left today for Sioux
Falls, accompanied by NJ. G.. Carlisle,
to look after the Model there.
Sam Young Of Pierre, spent Mon
day visiting in the city. He ex-
poets to come here to college the com
ing year and states that several other
Pierre boys will accompany him.
Miss Aurora Leekley, who completed
her music studies at Chicago this year,
has accepted a position as head of
tie music department in a girls
school at Meridian. Miss, for next year.
Monday morning Void & Johnson
broke ground for the new city hall,
and they inform us that the work will
be rushed to completion, as they are
as anxious as the city is to have the
building ready before cold weather.
The ball grounds It the fair grounds
have been scraped and put into fine
condition. The local team expect
to have several games here in the
next few weeks, the first of which will
be with Aurora tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. E. c. Olson and little son went