The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-08-20
Local and Personal
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DR.. j. r. Jackson, O~steopath.
Perils of Pauline at the Pleasant
Hour tomorrow (Friday1 night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Conklin were at
Elkton the latter part of the week.
One extra pair of pants with every
boys suit at Columbia Clothing Co.
Now is the time to buy a good ham
mock. Twenty per cent off at Ken
dalPs.
Miss Hazel Welch returned home
this week from a three weeks visit at
Beloit, Wis.
Miss Jennie Hegeman received word
today that DR.. F. E. Boyden reached
New York last Thursday.
H. B. Mathews has been having a
tussle with bronchitis for about four
weeks, but is some better.
Mrs. Myron Bunday and daughter
returned Saturday evening from a
couple of weeks visit in Minnesota.
MI. anu MIS-. MCbIeSOI dlIlNeu llOLll
st. Paul Sunday morning to spend a
week at the home of her aunt, Mrs. B.
T. Whitehead.
c. A. Gullick, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
House and Mrs. r. A. House autoed
to Blunt the last of the week and
visited until Tuesday.
w. A. Wheeler, former member of
the college faculty and now manager
of the Dakota Seed Co., at Mitchell,
was in the city yesterday.
Rudolph Snyder, Bert Snyder and
Harold Taylor came up from Sioux
City by auto Wednesday for a visit
with l. A. Taylor and family.
Arthur Dillman, who is connected
with the government experiment sta
ton at Newell, was here yesterday
looking over the fields of the college
station.
Michelin (unlike other tire makers)
has not taken advantage of the war to
advance prices. Get the best tires at
the old prices. For sale by the Fridley
Auto Co.
Amos Welch, who spent a couple of
weeks at the homes of his brothers,
c. P. and w. H. Welch, departed this
week for California, where he will
spend the fall and winter.
w. C. Heeter of Wolsey, one of the
officers of the company that operates
the Brookings Candy Kitchen, was
here a few days this week, the guest
of Manager Grimm of the Kitchen.
Mrs. V. L. McGill and family enjoy
ed a visit the last of the week from her
sister, Mrs. Corneilson and two sons of
Pittsburgh, Kansas, and her neice,
Miss Eloise White of La Crosse, Wis.
Lloyd Cocran, who recently sold his
garage business to Glen Wiley, has
accepted a position with F. O. Fryer,
the Maxwell agent, and will have
charge of Mr.. Flyers shop and also
act as salesman.
On Tuesday, Mrs. B. A. Dunbar en-
tertained several little girls at her
home, Miss Edna Bushnell was also
ar invited guest. Miss Bushnell de-
parts on Friday for Washington where
she will teach near Walla Walla. At
the party the members of the bird
club of which Miss Bushnell has had
charge for two years, gave her some
very pretty presents and souvenirs.
The little folks will surely miss her as
an instructor and leader.
Do you want the very best heat for
your home? You do of course, that's
the reason why you should investigate
the new Vacuum Vapor System. There
is no question but that this system
will within a short time do away with
the old-fasnioned methods of home
heating. We have already installed
three systems and have eleven more
to put in before cold weather. These
people know that it is the best. Let us
demonstrate it to you. S. Marvin &
Son.