The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-02-20
Local and Personal

Are you a gutter? Find out from
Elliott.
Opera house Friday evening, March
Z. S. d. S. c. Band.
Editor Robinson was over from
White for a few hours Monday.
Bruce is having a series of revival
meetings conducted by Evangelist
Mclean.
Mrs. House returned Tuesday morn
ing from a few days visit at the Nash
home at Arlington.
Philo Hall and ]. p. Alexander went
up to Castlewood Monday evening to
attend circuit court this week.
You should see the new spring dress
goods, silks, laces and embroideries
at C. A. SINNERS Department Store.
DR.. and Mrs. E. G. Sasse of Billings,
Montana, arrived Friday night and
visited until Monday at the home of
his sister, Mrs. E. A.. Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccartney of Lincoln
county, Minnesota, arrived Monday
evening for a visit at the home of his
brother-in-law, Pat Hurney.
Don't miss the musical treat of the
season. Friday, March Z, S. D. S. c.
Military Band will give their annual
concert. You will enjoy it.
Miss Crouch, field secretary of the
deaconess hospital spoke at White on
Tuesday evening. Miss Crouch is now
provided with a s~teriopticon with
which she illustrates her lectures.
A flock of geese were seen going
over Sunday night on their way north
ward. This is away early of course,
but 1t is presumed that the open winter
Is responsible for their coming at this
season OF the year.
Ernest Wix, formerly employed at
Tidball's pharmacy and who went to
Rochester several weeks ago for an
appendicitis operation, returned this
week and is feeling much better,
although he does not expect to go to
work for some time.
B. C. Christianson, who recently
sold his drug business at Volga, is
here with his family to visit a month
or so at the home Of Mis-. Christian
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. s.
Loban, before going to the Pacific
Coast, where they will locate.
Printers ink is to be employed in
the campaign being waged in Pipe
stone to persuade people to attend
church services. The advertising is to
be conducted in the interest of no
particular church, the appeal being
simply attend church somewhere" A
display advertisement printed in one
of the Pipestone papers last week was
the beginning Of the campaign.
Postmaster Oyloe received a tele-
gram Monday from Rev. ]. NJ. Green of
Mt. Horeb, Wis, announcing the sud
den death of Mrs. Green, from heart
failure. Mr.. Green was formerly
pastor of the Lutheran church and he
and his wife were very popular with
the people Of the city who will learn
of Mrs. Green's death with deep regret.
Besides her husband Mrs. Green is
survived by three young sons.
Geo. M. Hoff returned home Monday
morning from Mississippi, where he
spent ten days looking over the coun-
try. He was very much pleased with
that section and has decided to go
there and engage in the real estate
business. He will locate at Lucedale,
which is about forty miles from Mobile,
Alabama. That country is the center
of the pecan growing industry and also
grows oranges and other fruits. Mr..
Hoff expects to go there some time in
March, but Mrs. Hoff will probably not
go down until some time in the sum
mer.
DR.. G. III. Richards came over from
Clear Lake Sunday, on a business and
pleasure trip. While here in company
with the editor went to Volga with DR..
Burleigh to see some patients at the
hospital and from there to Bookings
where we were shown through the new
hospital, which is now under the di'
rection of the Deaconess Society OF
Dakota. Since the present manage
ment have taken hold Of the institu'
ton it has been very materially i'm.
proved and will be made n of the
best hospitals in the state. 1t will be
open to all outside physicians who
may wish to take patients there and
We we're assured that they would re-
ceive the very best care possible. The
doctors were very we'll pleased with
the looks of the place and sees no
reason why it should not receive a
good patronage from the outside towns
where they need hospital service