The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-12-02

AVIAN
Miss Brey of Bruce spent Sunday
with her friend, Miss Holmes, in this
city.
Mrs. Perry Bishop and children of
Bruce visited friends in Brookings
last Friday.
Mrs. S. B. Kelly was a visitor in
Bruce yesterday.
Mrs. Ole Hanson visited at the Elk
lund home in Bruce Monday.
Leigh Peterson of Watertown visit
ed friends in and near Brookings Sun
day.
Miss Anna Weber of Watertown
visited with friends in B~rookings last
Saturday.
Mrs. Peter Short of Dell Rapids
spent Thanksgiving with Brookings
friends and relatives.
Walter Johnson arrived home Mon
day morning from a few days visit
with relatives at Pierre.
Miss Laura Sexauer wen to Aber-
deem last Saturday morning for a
weeks visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sloan of Webster
came last Wednesday and visited over
Sunday with relatives in and near this
city.
The Melting Pot performs a great
service to America by reminding us of
the high hopes of the founders of the
Republic"
| have a car of choice Western box
apples for sale. Will deliver to any
part of the city. Phone K-307. J. H.
Chidester.
Miss Abigail Corley returned Mon
day morning from Huron where she
spent the Thanksgiving vacation with
home folks.
Miss Daisy Nord returned home Sun
day evening from Watertown where
she was a Thanksgiving guest of Miss
Evelyn Ingle.
Mrs. w. A. Peterson and little son
lelI last "eeh lol oil cAlShuCu 'iSie VI
six weeks with relatives at points in
Iowa and Illinois.
Miss Ruth Holland came down from
Watertown last Wednesday for a few
days visit with friends, a guest at the
C. c. Laddusaw home.
Mrs. Geo. Etting left last Friday
evening for Rochester, Mimi, where
she will consult the Mayo Bros. Mr..
Etting Joined her Sunday.
Announcements have been received
by Brookings friends of the marriage
of Don Herrick of Ipswich, a former
student at State College, to Miss
Gladys Thomas.
A. Culhane and Clarence Pier are
among those from this city who are
attending the annual meeting of the
State Dairymen and Buttermakers AS
ISOLATION at Sioux Falls this week.
Misses Lucy and Winnie HARDWOOD
left the first of the week for a visit
with friends at Spencer, Iowa. They
stopped off and spent Tuesday night
at the Joe Raymons home near Elan
dreau.
On Saturday Peter Anderson of
Sinai was sentenced by Judge Sher-
wood to pay a fine of 5000 and costs
and 80 days in the county Jail for sell
ing booze without a government
license.
Jerry Poula, a well known farmer
residing in the northwestern part of
Brookings county, was found dead in
his bed yesterday morning. No further
particulars could be learned at the
time of going to press.
Judge Carl G. Sherwood held a short
term of Chambers court in Brookings
last Friday and Saturday and a few
cases were brought to his attention.
Mrs. Julia Burlington of White was
gran I'd a divorce from Arthur Bufing-
ton on Friday.
America is the melting pot of all ma
tons. The peoples Of the world arc
here melted and fused into a people
having the characteristics Of all. The
subject is interesting from a thousand
angles. How many have you thought
of? Come and be entertained and in
structed.
The motion pictures taken in Brook
ings on Hobo Day were shown at the
Pleasant Hour theatre on Friday, Sat
urday and Tuesday evenings and drew
large crowds. Many were disappoint-
ed in a part of the views, especially
those taken Of the interior of the
Brookings business houses because of
the fact there was not sufficient light
to bring out the details. The best
parts of the film, together with parts
of the films taken last year, will be
sent over the state for advertising pur-
poses by the Commercial Club.