The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-08-21

Mrs. A. l.. Davis left Thursday even
ing for a visit at points in Nebraska.
The Fishback family returned home
Saturday from an outing at Spirit
Lake.
Mrs. Frank Smothers went to Aurora
Monday morning TO attend the funeral
of a neice.
G.. ]. Flittie and family have been
enjoying an outing at Lake Campbell
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Walters returned
home last week from a two weeks
visit at Sioux Falls.
Adolph Larson returned home Fri
day morning from a ten days visit in
the Twin iCties and at Montevideo,
Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Barclay returned
to their home al Winona Monday
morning, after a visit at the home Of
their son, H. c. Barclay.
Mrs. Alice Gardner of Eldora, Iowa,
arrived Thursday evening and will be
a guest It the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. c. c. Erie for two or three weeks.
There is one church yard in this
city where the weeds are so high that
all you can see is the spire, and the
only way to cut them down now is to
use an X
Me- TonoAr vCnrn uJffa nf NonQUar
Isom of the depot lunch room, went to
Sleepy Eye the latter part of the week
to take charge of the lunch Don there
until a manager is secured.
Mrs. A. w. Morton departed Friday
morning for Marshall to join Mr.. Nor
ton. They have rented their home to
Mr.. and Mrs. Schoenwether, who are
moving here from Lake Preston.
Fresh from the looms, many of the
weaves the advance guard of new
styles. This collection of silks is the
most desirable in style, quality and
price we've ever offered. The Bee
Hive Store.
Prof. J. w. Wilson and James, Jr.,
left Friday morning for a visit to the
farm at Traer, Iowa. Prof. Wilson
will also visit at the state fair at Des
Moines this week and expects to pick
up a number Of animals for the college
farm.
DR.. B.. H. Sayre has purchased the
Fishback farm of 200 acres, west OF
the pumping station and will turn it
into a model stock farm, raising only
the best breeds of stock. The place is
we'll watered, with plenty of good pas
ture and should make an ideal stock
farm.
Mrs. c.. G.. Moffete of Groton, was
Frustrated by the heat while attending
the Rural Carriers Association meet
ing here last week and was quite SER
iously i'll when taken home Friday.
She is the wife of Secretary Moffet OF
the association, and was taking down
the minutes of the meeting when
stricken.
From the Manger to the Cross" a
reverent moving picture life story of
Jesusu of Nazareth, produced in au-
thentic location in Palestine and
Egypt. To be shown at the Pleasant
Hour September End and Bird, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Admission % and 10
cents. Commences 7:15, $3.50, 9:30.
Matinee Wednesday afternoon 4 p. M,
10 and Is cents.
Rev. w. NJ. MAR of Mitchell, who
was recently appointed to the head OF
the e department of college extern
sion work of the State College, was
here the latter part of the week and
rented Mrs. w. F. Harza's home OH
Eighth street. He will move his fam
lily here the first part of * month.
Mrs. Harza and children expect to
spend the winter in the west.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Albeaugh and Jos.
Allen of G~reencastle, Indiana, were
!, guests at the homes of VIM. Cutler
and E. B. O'Hair over Sunday, leaving
Monday for their home. They were
accompanied to Brookings by Mr.. and
) Mrs. Arthur Albeaugh of Doland, the
latter a neice of Mrs. Cutler. The
[ Indiana people were highly pleased
/ with South Dakota, particularly Brook
ings county.
! The VIM. Callahan family are re-
/. joicing this week, having received a
: letter from their son and brother IN
: Mexico, whom they have not heard
from in two years. The young man
: was a member of Madero's army while
Madero was carrying on his revolt
: ton and served under Huerta, who is
: now president Of Mexico. The letter
did not contain any information Of
), what young Callahan had been doing,
9 having evidently been censor ed by the
government officials, but his relatives
b here were satisfied to know that he
" was alive and well.
w. HI. Slightam has resigned his pos
g iion at the Brookings Roller Mill and
8 leaves Sunday for Fairview, Montana,
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