The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12
PhilO Hall and family Snapt IaSt Fri.

day at lakewood.
II, c. Getty was hunting ducks al
Lake Albert a few days the fore part
OF the week.
Mrs. Geo. Thayer went to Arlington
Tuesday evening to attend a meeting
of the d. of II.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Wright who spent
part of the summer here have return
ed TO Missouri.
l. Z. Manley came up from Kansas
City Tuesday to visit his daughter,
Miss Lucy Marley.
Mrs. G, II. Martin net with an acct
dent Tuesday by falling from step
ladder injuring her knee.
w. NJ. Cheever was at Pierre last
week presenting to the governor a
petition for the pardon of Jesse Work
man.
Miss Berdie Critics will arrive from
Hennessey, Okla, tomorrow to spend
the winter with her sister Eddie and
their father.
Geo. West and wife have moved
back from De Smet, where they spent
several years, and will make this city
their future home.
Prof, James w. Wilson spent last
week at Clark and Clear Lake where
he acted as Judge for the Clark and
Deuel. county fairs.
Messrs. Mark Connolly, Jack Vrene-
gor, Clyde Tidball and C. Nj. McGinnes
were at Lake Preston the first of the
week hunting ducks.
A. l.. Davis returned Monday from
Omaha where he took in the Ak-Sar-
Ben held there last week and looked
after business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Lawson, of Huron,
visited a few days last week with Mr.,
and Mrs. Jack Vrenegor. Mrs. Lawson
is a sister of Mr.. Vrenegor.
The regular meeting of the CONNER
cial Club tomorrow evening has b-en
for a week. The meeting
will be held Friday evening, October
Goth.
Engineer G. r. Dickson, who runs
between here and Redfield, was severe
ly hurt last Saturday by getting mixed
up with the drawbar on his engine. He
was laid off several days and went to
Huron this morning.
Chas. Martinson has gone to Roches-
ter for an examination at the Mayo
hospital. His face has been badly
swollen since the accident he met with
in the railroad yard a couple of weeks
ago and has given him much trouble.
The y. NJ. c "A. present a fine lee
course to the people of Brookings
this fall and winter. 1t will be held
at the college auditorium and the first
number will be November Sd. In the
advertising columns of the Register
will be found the fine list of attrac-
tons.
G.. A. Perley and son Elton were
over from Flandreau Wednesday rent
ing their farm near Flandreau to a
residing south of this city. Mr..
Perley will retire from farming, and
Elton will go to North Dakota to oper,
ate a farm he owns there. While in
he city they visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. G.. Hauff.
Joe Sample will load several cars of
stock, farm machinery and household
goods Sunday for Bison, Perkins coun.
~, where he is moving onto a farm
ne owns near there. He is taking along
10 head of cattle and enough of horses
and machinery to farm the place. Mrs.
will remain here until Joe gets
everything on the place ready to go TO
housekeeping again. 4
At a meeting of the executive board
If the Commercial Club Wednesday
a committee, consisting Of
Geo. p. Sexauer. II. G. Hauff, B. II.
Sayre, Chas. Gullick and r. A. Turner,
was appointed to take up the Brictson
Manufacturing Co. matter and see
what can be done toward retaining
his concern. The committee will re-
port at the meeting of the club on Fri
lay evening of next week.