The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-06-01
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day.
Mrs. T. C. Connolly went to Elkton
yesterday morning and visited rel
atives between trains.
B. w. Lanphier, who is living on his
claim in Perkins county, came down
Tuesday to visit his family.
A marriage license was granted to
James Mahoney Of Morton, Mimi, and
Mary Towey of Elkton, this week.
Mrs. r. B. Forsee and children
went 10 Toronto yesterday morning
and will visit relatives the rest of the
week.
The G. A. r., the W.. R. c. and the
Sons of Veterans extend a vote Of
thanks TO all those who kindly as
sisted in the Memorial Day exercises.
DR.. j. y. R~odeheaver went to Lake
Benton yesterday morning and in the
evening delivered the commencement
address before the high school grad
uating class.
Percy Huntimer, who graduates
from the college mex week, has &C
cepted a position as instructor in agri-
culture and director of athletics in the
Ida Grove, Iowa, high school, begin
ming September LIST.
II. NJ. Cornell arrived Yesterday
morning for a short visit with his
mother. He recently from
Lethbridge, Canada, to Mott, n. d.,
where he is engaged in the banking
and real estate business with F. G.
Orr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cunningham of
Castlewood, spent yesterday visiting
friends in this city. They we're mar
riedat Estelline Tuesday, the bride
being Miss Hannah Munson, a well
known and popular young lady of that
city.
Miss Krete Kendall left yesterday
morning for Sioux City to visit the
rest of the week with relatives. Next
week she goes to Chamberlain to at
tend the annual meeting of the East
ern Star Grand Lodge, being worthy
matron Of the Brookings lodge.
T. j. Law of Clear Lake, a referee
appointed by Judge Seward, is hearing
the case of Handwerk VS.. Handwerk
at the court house this week. In this
case two brothers, from north of the
city, are not of the same mind as
to the division of some property, and
the issue has been up in circuit court
two or three times.
Lawrence T. Cranmer of Cleveland,
Ohio, and Miss Anna Caldwell of
Long Beach, Cal, were married at the
Leon hotel Monday morning, Judge
Trygstad officiating. Mr.. Cranmer is a
travelling nan and has made this city
for an eastern house for several years.
The bride came direct from California
to join her future husband.
Although severely handicapped by
the accident to our foreman, d. L.
Erwin, the Register has managed to
get out a double number of the Col
legian this week, through the valuable
assistance of Editor ~Cottingham, but
the entire force has had to go some
The issue is the annual athletic num-
Der and it is decidedly creditable to
the college as we'll as &c Mr.. Getting
ham and his assistants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lopez returned to their
home at Lodi, Wis, yesterday morn
in, being called here last week to at
tend the funeral of Miss Louise Nc
Comb. Miss McComb died in North
Dakota while visiting friends, being
on her way home from Santa Ana,
Cal, where she and her brother had
spent the winter. The funeral was
held at White Saturday.
General Manager Mathews of the
faculty ball team and Captain Hunti-
mer of the senior squad hace signed
articles for the annual clash, which
will be staged at the college park next
So turday afternoon. This is an event,
remember we didn't say ball game,
that is worth going miles to see and
this years battle promises to eclipse
all former affairs. From the looks of
the senior bunch in practice we are
inclined TO the opinion that they are
in for an artistic trimming, but then,
We have not seen the faculty in ac-
ton and there is no telling how bad
they may be. Anyway, the affair will
De worth the time and trouble it takes
to go out to the college park.
Memorial and Decoration Days were
tittingly observed in Bookings, with
honor to the old soldiers, both living
and dead. On Memorial Day the
Grand Army marched to the NJ. f.
church in the morning, where they
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