The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-08-22

A o was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Fahey Tuesday morning.
A son vas born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Sloan, who live southeast of
Brookings, on the 18th.
L. J. Fridley went to Sphinx county
Monday evening to look after his
farms.
Carl Simpson of LaBelle, Mo, was
a guest of DR.. E. w. Forsee a few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Haroldson re-
turned Sunday from a few days visit
at Minneapolis.
A l.. Davis departed Saturday morn
ing for Cozad, Neb.. to spend a week
or ten days on business.
Miss Laura Vinegar went to Elan
dreau Tuesday morning to spend a
weeks vacation with friends.
Z. c. Olson went to Sioux Falls Mon
day morning and from there to Water
town Oh business.
The trains from the west have been
delayed the past week by serious
washouts near Pierre.
G. F. Knappen and family returned
home Tuesday from their outing Of
a month at Green Lake, MINI.
Rev. o. A. Boyce of WATERFOWL, dis.
trict superintendent OF the M. E.
church, was in the city Saturday.
s. B. Kelley departed Saturday
morning for a couple Of weeks visit
at his former home at Clinton, Iowa.
Paul Davis left Thursday night for
st Peter, Mimi, to work for Arthur
Walton in his moving picture theatre.
Mrs. Harry Riley and little daugh-
ter went to White Tuesday morning
for a few days visit with Mrs. j. p.
Johnson.
The Misses Somers left Saturday
evening for Summit to join their par
ents, who are spending the summer
on their farm.
Miss Emma Hagen returned to her
home at Radcliffe, Iowa, Monday
morning, after a few days visit with
Mrs. E. A. Hanson.
C. d. Kendall departed Tuesday
evening for Ignite, N. d., to join Mrs.
Kendall and the children, who went up
there a couple of weeks ago..
The l. B. Johnson, o. o. Roe and
Norman Hanson families returned
home Tuesday morning from a weeks
outing at Lake Kempesl,a.
Mrs. Dyke returned to her home at
Hartwick, Mimi, Thursday morning,
after a visit of a week at The home Of
her rather, E. F. Bagley.
c. p. Thompson and family return
ed to their home at La Crosse the last
of the week, after spending a week or
ten days at the home of Andrew Olson.
Mrs. Kaestner arrived from North
Leeds, Wis, Saturday evening for a
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. August Evert, north Of the city.
Elmer SeXauer returned home Mon
day morning from his trip to the Black
Hills. Prof. Shirley Miller who ac-
companied him, returned yesterday.
today.
Prof. and Mrs. b. T. Whitehead re-
turned home Monday morning from
Hot Springs, where they attended the
annual meeting of state druggists as
ISOLATION.
A Sioux Falls paper Of recent date
says that r. NJ. Crawford, one of the
well known farmers OF Trenton, had
purchased a home 1t the Falls and
would move there.
r.. A. Storm returned home Sunday
night from North Dakota, where he
spent a week looking after his farm.
He reports hat crops are big all
through that state.
j. II. G~ropengeiser and family of
Onida, visited over Sunday with
friends here on their way home from
an extended auto trip to Illinois and
Kentucky.
Mrs. Christensen and children of
Tyler, and Mrs. Christensen and child
rem of Lake Benton, returned to their
homes Friday morning after spending
a week at the home of Prof. Christen-
sen.
Mrs. l.. r. Won ARK arrived from
Beloit, Wis, Monday evening for a
visit Of a week at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Rexford.
She was accompanied by her sister-in-
law, Miss Won ARK of st. Louis.
e. l.. Squirting and w. NJ. Cheever
returned home Sunday from their
western trip, having visited most Of
the points of interest on the coast.
They met many former B~rookings
people and at Portland a party was
held in their honor, at which thirty
nine Brookings people were present.
Mrs. Oscar Swartling went owe to