The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-01-21

ment.
c. w Smith departed Tuesday for
Madison and Bryant to look after bus
mess matters.
A, L. Vinegar has the distinction of
being the first person to purchase
stamps at the new postofice.
NJ 4. Allison was over from the
west side Monday attending to Dusi-
ness matters and visiting friends.
II you have been wearing the Walk
Over shoe you will be interested in
seeing how it is made. See it at the
Pleasant Hour.
Special for Saturday at Connolly
Bros. Grocery. We will give eighteen
pounds of sugar for a dollar with each
cash order of one dollar for other
groceries.
Bookings merchants tell US that
their clearance sales the past month
have been unusually successful and
have attracted customers for a con-
siderable distance.
E. F. Bagley left Friday morning for
a few days visit at Chicago and will
go from there to Florida. If the south
ern country looks good to him he may
decide to move there.
Mrs. w. J. Juneau and little son left
Friday morning for a few days visit
at Minneapolis, going from there to
their home at Madison, Wis. They
have been visiting relatives here the
past month.
President Perisho, DR.. A. n. Hume,
Prof j. G. Hutton, Prof. Manley
Chamlin and Prof. Garrett Hedge are
the Bookings people who are Gu the
program of the South Dakota Corn
and Grain Growers meeting at Nit
chell mex week.
A joint meeting of the M. w. A.. and
r. n. A. was held at the |. o. O. f.
hall last Thursday evening for the
purpose of installing their officers.
Some of the NJ. w. A. officers not be-
ing present their installation was post
poned. The r. N. A. officers are as
follows: Oricle, Mrs. G. Il. Lynch;
v~ice-orile, Mrs. II. Eichberg; secretary
Mrs. Martha Aldrich; treasurer, Mrs.
S. A. McElmurry; Chaplain, Mrs. Re
becca Shea; marshal. Mrs. e. w
Hyde; inside seminal, Mrs. Chapman;
outside seminal, Mrs. John Hegeman;
past ~oricle, Mrs. Jane Prowse. Mrs
S. A. McElmurry acting as installing
officer and Mrs. John Holiday as mar
shall. Refreshments were served by
E. r. Hubbart after a literary pro
gram and all had a royal good time.
Bookings Assembly of the E. F. w
met in the !. o. o. F. hall January Stf
to install the officers for the ensuing
year. Mrs. J. l.. Bairey acted as in
stalling officer. The following Were
installed: President, Minnie Ejch
berg; vice-president, Rio Miner; ad
visor, J. l.. Bairey; secretary, Minnie
Gullick; treasurer, Alta Gentle: war
den, Betsey Fairness; guard, Chas
Lynch. After which refreshments
were served to members and invited
friends and all enjoyed themselves til
a late hour.
Hobo Day at the State College a
Bookings, recorded in the movies
was put on at the Homestake oper;
house last evening. and attracted
great crowd. In the pictures Were
many faces known to Lead, bein,
those of boys attending the school
One of the Lead boys who appeared il
the pictures and whose every actor
was followed closely and with inter
est, was John Freeman, who appear
in the pictures as King OF th'
Hoboes." John dressed his part +
perfection, and his acting of it brough
smiles and laughs from the big au
dience who saw the pictures throw
upon the screen. He was a screan
and a delight to all of his friends il
the role, for it is a character so dia
metrically opposite to what those VIII,
know John, would ever onnect hin
with. that he was really and trul,
funny.--Lead Daily Call.
Many farm women might say
countless steps in a days work by
more convenient arrangement of tn
Kitchen equipment" says Miss Mol
X. Fromme, professor of Home Ecor
omics in the State College. 1t Is 3.
Individual problem, and n whic
must be solved largely in each HON
according to the work to be done an
the equipment at hand. Many step
may be saved by placing the wor
table in the center of the room or a
the wall near the stove. All should b
easily accessible t the dining roor
and pantries. Atsmall kitchen, We
arranged and used only as a kitchen