The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-05-06

Brookings hospital wednesday, MI
condition at present remains about the
same.
Mrs. Ed. Korte, accompanied by hel
daughter Elsie, and Hattie Fricke
called at the pleasant farm home of H
l.. Carnes Thursday.
Aurora has an organized ball team
and the first game of the season will
be played here next Sunday-Verdi
will be the opposing factor. Success
to the boys.
Neil Lovejoy is employed at VIM
Schultz at present. Mr.. Schultz has
| recently become proprietor Of a cream
station, Willie Ripley having discon.
tinued his business.
G. A. Korte is having a cement walk
laid at his residence.
John Gum is improving the high
way at present, using the road drag
which makes a remarkable smooth
ness on the rough road.
Jas. Boyd is employed at Frank
Wulf's shop.
Mr.. Wulf has great demand for the
cement blocks which he manufactures
and which are being turned out at a
rapid rate.
Several of our people spent Sunday
at Lake Campbell. The weather was
very unfavorable for this venture, how
ever they all returned, good natured
apparently realizing no bad effect
from the exposure.
Pat Campbell has completed his
painting in town and this week goes
to the country beginning at the Coun-
ty Farm.
]. w. Collins is fencing his farm
this week-that which is known as
the Gust Frank" place.
Mrs. Will Handler has been fortunate
to ecure the services of Miss Roane,
in helping care for herself and little
daughter.
Or. Foster was called to j. San
ders' Monday to see their little girl
who was considered very ill.
Mrs. Mona Kinney has spent a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Culhane. She visited her sister,
Mrs. w. L. Ripley, Monday returning
to her home in Minnesota Tuesday.
Lou Kirby is employed at Ed. Hick-
mans at present.
Father Daily of Milwaukee is attend
.ng st. Williams parish during the alb
'ence of Father Shean.
Geo. H. Larrabee received work re-
eently of the death Of Mrs. G.. J. San
ierson, which took place at her home
1t Rogers, Arkansas, April 26th, Mrs.
Sanderson was at one time a highly
'espected citizen of this place and
Ter many friends here will learn of
his event with much regret.
Sam McClement is busy paper
these days. Sam is an agree
BILE fellow to have around and his
FORK is excellent.
Mrs. Robt. Morris and Miss Pearl
irby are assisting at the home of
Irthur Wilbur since the arrival of
heir little daughter.
Sandy McClement resumed work on
he section Monday morning, having
cen laid up several days with an in.
ured finger. Foreman Schaffer was
to remark that Sandy was the
'est man he eve had-which speaks
7eH for a young employee who is dill
emily at work and who will we hope
ONE time in the future rank among
is fellow men, an honor to himself
nd society.
Dave Biery spent Sunday at the
4ome Of his uncle and cousins, Her
nan Henreich and family.
The story is going the rounds this
week OF a farmers wife who lives
bout twelve miles distant, who came
hat distance to receive the advanced
OF tic per dozen for eggs, who
arriving to her great good for
une was told that the price of eggs
oday was 18c. We are sure this lady
will patronize our town again.
The business men of the village will
i've a Smoker" at the lodge hall Sat
friday evening. May 9Th, from 8 to IL.
This Is given for the purpose of talk
ng over the cooperation of the farm
RS Of this vicinity with the citizens
Il Aurora for the mutual benefit of all
oncerned, and to consider PROPOSE