The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-11-11


new electric sign that is quite unique.
Fine line of Mackinaws for Men and
Boys at Ellis-Hall Co. Department
Store.
Mrs. J. F. Erwin returned the last OF
the week from her visit at Toledo,
Iowa.
Fred Wright, the we'll known news
paper man of De Smet, was in the city
Hobo Day.
Miss Helen Binford, of Pierre. was
the guest of Miss Margaret Campbell
over Sunday.
Drink Parcel Post Coffee-the won
der coffee-25c pound at Ellis-Hall Co.
Department Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Lowell were up
from Elkton Saturday to enjoy the
pleasures OF the day.
Miss June Hamlin of Pipestone,
Mimi, visited at the home of Miss
Grace Rufenacht Sunday.
Editor Horton and family were over
from Volga Hobo Day and took in the
big game from newspaper row.
Miss Grace O'Brien, a former teach
er in our public schools, was the guest
Of Miss Marie Vahle over Sunday.
Regent Dwight and his family were
among those from Sioux Falls who en-
joyed the day in Brookings Saturday.
Publisher C. X. Way and family of
the Watertown Public Opinion, were
enjoying themselves in Brookings on
Hobo Day.
Frank Sherwin went up to Broad
land Monday to look after his farming
interests in that locality. He returned
last night.
f. NJ. Kremer was called to Mime
apolis Saturday much to his disap-
pointment as he wanted to be here for
the big game.
Miss Barbara Elrod, a daughter of
Ex-Governor Elrod of Clark, was a
guest at the Judge Sherwood home
Saturday to Monday.
Paul butcher went to Aberdeen Mon
day and returned with his aged mo-
Their who will make her home in Brook,
ings for a time at least.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Wright of De
Smet, were visitors in Brookings Sat
urday and Sunday, guests at the home
of Road Master J. F. Erwin.
States Attorney Geo. Sherwood and
wife and Miss Ruth Jones, of Clark,
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. G. Sherwood Saturday.
Mrs. Paul butcher returned Tues
day from her trip to the home of her
mother at Columbus, Wis. Her mother
is some better but very weak.
Albert Steinke and family of Pipe
stone, Mimi, called on Miss Elsie AL
bert at Mrs. o. T. Hubbard's residence
while in the city Sunday.
VIM. Hoy of Aurora, who has sold
his farm and had an auction sale Tues
day, ove to Jud, N. d., next week to
make his future home.
Scott Breed of Colman and Byron w.
Breed of Estelline, were in the city last
Saturday visiting at the home of G. N.
Breed, publisher of the Messenger.
Mrs. Eastwood with her son and
daughter, were down from WATERFOWL
and viewed the big game from press
row. They publish the WATERFOWL
Herald.
Among the visitors from De Smet
Saturday we noticed Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wright Of the Independent, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lotus, Mrs. Robinson and Mrs.
Frank Andrews.
Select the book you want to give for
a Christmas gift at the public library
and then order it at Kendall's drug
store. Don't wait until the last min
ute; do it now.
There will be election of officers at
> the next regular meeting of the East,
ern Star, Tuesday, November 18th.
, A good attendance of the membership
> is requested at that time.
: J. L. Jarvis, the hardware man, went
: up to Hitchcock Monday expecting to
return with a car load of seed corn
! which he purchased in that vicinity
> and which is said to b, very good.
l Carter P. Sherwood of the De Smet
' News. brought his family over for the
big day in Brookings Saturday and
were enjoying the sights as well as the
pleasure Of meeting their many friends
here.
Attorney NJ. e. Culhane of the Cul
hane Adjustment Co., was transactine
business at Lake Preston Monday. The
last Of the week he goes to Bismarck
N. OAK, where he has further lega
business to transact.
Miss Hortense Babbitt, county su
perintendent of Beadle county, ant