The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-22


iety Store-big sale now on.
Mrs. ]. H. Roberts was over from
Volga between trains Monday.
Miss Edith Tyson visited friends at
Madison a few days the past week.
Miss Fern Waffle departed Monday
for a visit with home folks in Iowa.
Mrs. Ella Atkinson visited over Sun
day with her mother and sister at Het-
land.
Milton Wood returned Friday to
Eyota, Mimi, after spending the week
at home.
Miss Jessie Prouse of Mankato, was
the guest of Miss Stella Morrow a few
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rogers moved
here from Estelline to make their
home the past week.
Mrs. j. P. Alexander went to Ro-
chester Monday morning for further
treatment at the hospital.
Misses Croft, Lee and Morrow re-
turned home Sunday from a ten days
camping trip to Big Stone.
st. Paul's Guild will serve ice cream
and homemade cake at the band con
cert Friday evening, July %.
Lloyd G. Hyde returned from Mime
apolis Sunday morning and left Mon,
day evening for Watertown to spend
the week.
Blaine Simmons, representative Of
the state university, spent a day or
two here this week looking up students
for Vermillion.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Kendall returned
home Monday evening from Grace
City, n. d., where they attended the
wedding of their son.
Mrs. w. E. Purdy and little daughter
went to Watertown Saturday evening
TO join Mr.. Purdy, who was camping
there with the fire boys.
Miss Nina Waters departed Tues
day morning for Rochester, Indiana,
where she will spend several weeks
with her brother and family.
Egan is the only wet" town in our
~neighboring county of Moody. Ward
which expected to be wet was refused
a license by the county board.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Iverson and two
6a1Iohtnrc nJtnn1 I'm frnnl nWynnH
Iowa, the last of the week for a visit
at the home of Mrs. Hannah Field.
Prof. B. E. McProud won the title
in the city tennis championship con-
test, which was in progress a couple of
weeks. The finals narrowed down to
Frank Bergium and Prof. McProud and
the professor won in the final contest
on Friday.
The summer school at the State
College closed on Friday, examination
being held the last two days. This
years school was the best one ever
held at the institution, the attend
ance being about 200, just about
double what it was last year.
Prof. A. G.. Johnson of the University
Of Wisconsin, have been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Henry Getty, the past
week. Prof. Johnson is a former
B%rookings county boy and a graduate
of the State College, who has made
Upn1 in hic nhncnn fold Hn hoe met
returned from a trip through the west
for the United States Department of
Agriculture.
Harry Killing of Bookings, has been
appointed assistant in agronomy at the
State College, to succeed Sam Sloan,
who resigned to accept a position as
county agent of Day county. Mr.. Rill-
ing is a graduate of the State College
and a mighty fine young man and the
news of his appointment will be re-
ceived with satisfaction by his many
friends. He has had splendid train
ing for this position and will We know
make good.
Miss Rhea Roach departed Saturday
morning for Chicago, where on Mon
day she was married to Fred Schelters
day she was married to Fred Shelters
Of that city. Mr.. Shelters is machin-
ist for the Monotype company and
met his bride while he was here last
winter. He made a most favorable i'm
preston upon Brookings people during
his stay. The bride is a daughter of
John Roach and is a most accomplish
ed and charming young lady. She
numbers her friends here by the score
and the Register joins with them in
extending best wishes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelters will mage an extended visit
With his folks in Canada before max
ing their home in Chicago. Miss Roach
was accompanied from here by Mrs.
c.. G. Erie.
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