The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-09-14
and Personal

Mrs. Jorgen Ronning was operated
upon at the hospital Monday morning.
Miss Amy West returned home last
evening from Rochester, where h
consulted the Mayos.
Rev. W. A. Black went to Clark
THURSDAY evening and spoke before
an Epworth league meeting on Friday.
Mrs. Annie Allison has pur-
chased the Robt. J. White residence
on second street and will soon take
possession.
Miss Cornelia Mathews went to
GrinnelI. Iowa, Monday morning,
where she will attend Grinnell college
the coming year.
Secretary r. A. Larson returned
home the last of the week from Ames,
Iowa, where he spent several days
on college business.
Mrs. w. S. Hayes departed Sunday
for Boston to join Prof. Hayes, who
expects to teach in a school at Cam
bridge the coming year.
Miss Dora Arthur returned to her
home at Mineral Point, Wis, Monday
morning after a visit at the home Of
her uncle, S. A. Arthur.
Mrs. Alzina Donaldson and family
of De Smet, have rented the Prof.
Crosier house in north Brookings and
are moving here this week.
J. II. Miller and Clarence Newton
of Correctionville, Iowa, are visiting
at the home of Mr.. Newton's brother,
Ed. Newton, south Of town.
Prof. NJ. c. Bates and wife returned
home yesterday from Madison, Wis,
where Prof. Bates has been taking
special work for several weeks.
Mrs. Frank Farrankop and Mrs.
Will Kennedy went to Badger Tues
day morning in the formers auto.
They returned in the afternoon.
c. r. Wescott and wife and daugh-
ter departed Friday for a visit at var
ious points, after which they will go
to California to make their home.
Mrs. George Erickson of Mable,
MINI, is visiting at the home OF her
uncle, p. J. Erie, and aunts, Mrs. j.
F. Farrand and Mrs. H. T. Odegard.
Miss Gertrude Haden of Argo town
ship, returned home this morning
from a three months western trip.
She visited in Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle and points in Canada.
H. L. Hopkins moved his family
here from Watertown Friday and they
are occupying the Swenehart cottage
on Fifth street. They expect to build
a fine new home in the spring.
Mrs. Mary Engelson returned home
last night from Ypsilanti, n. D., where
she has been visiting at the home of
her son, L. NJ. Engelson since the
first of July. Mrs. l.. NJ. Engelson ac-
companied her home for a visit.
Elmer Gates, who purchased the
Bunday house near the school build
ings some time ago, moved to Brook
ings with his family from their farm
near Bruce the past week. w. L.
Paul, who has been occupying the
house, has moved into the Johnson
house at the head of Main street.
Ralph Sherwin arrived here Satur-
day evening from Scranton, Pa, to
spend about a week with his parents.
He has a position in the civil engi-
neering department of the Lackawana
railroad. When he returns home the
last Of the week it is expected that
his sister, Miss Muriel, will accampa-
ny him.
Hon. j. P. Cheever returned home
Friday from his trip to Isle Royale,
where he spent several weeks fishing
and enjoying life in the open air. He
states that the fishing was good, and
we know that the quality of his catch
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finest lake trout it has ever been u
pleasure to eat.
Mrs. Buholz of Fort Pierre, who will
have charge of the boarding club at
the college this year, arrived this
week. She was accompanied by her
daughter and two sons, who will at
tend college. The club will be To-
Gated in the basement of the north
building, and will be for the benefit
of the male students.
The regular monthly meeting of the
commercial club was held on Friday
evening and it was kind of a booster
meeting in the interest of the Brook
ings County excursion to the state
fair, and considerable enthusiasm was
worked up. The committee in charge
Of the model road proposition reported
that the work was we'll underway.
The open season for ducks and