The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12

last Ntth.
Mrs. F. Z. Behrens, of Re- cid, came
down Friday and spent I . day with
Miss Martha Lindsay.
Regular Eastern Sta meeting next
Tuesday evening at 80. All mem
bers sure to be pres'
The place to bu' poland-China hogs
at your own prio is at Will Bohlke's
sale, Friday, o. Der Goth.
Lee Olson ! 5 gone to Power, Mon
tana, to joi his parents, who have
been livin' here for some time.
Miss ' cher King is visiting her
brother Jess King, near Toronto and
will J lain several weeks.
NJ r. p. Gesley and son were down
FRI Watertown a few days the past
elk visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. G..
leisel.
F. C. Peck and c. A. Carpenter, of
Baraboo, Wis, were here a couple of
days the first of the week on business
matters.
Miss Louise Gnauck, one of the
nurses at the hospital, went to Tyler,
Mimi. Tuesday to visit her sister for
a few days.
Mrs. c. O. Brown, of Greeley, Colo,
arrived Saturday night for a months
visit at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Wiese.
Bert Barnes, of Moody county, finish
ed hauling his barley here Friday. He
reports a good crop and sold it all for
so cents per bushel.
At the district medical association
meeting held at Lake Preston last
week DR.. Green was again elected vice
president of the association.
Roy Cameron and daughter We're
down from Estelline Thursday visiting
his parents, VIM. Cameron and wife,
and the Robt Phelps family.
Rev. J. J. Gardner and wife spent
last week at Spencer, Iowa, where
they attended NJ. +. conference. They
are visiting other Iowa points this
week.
President Perisho, of State College,
returned Friday from Pierre where he
delivered an able address before the
state federation of women's clubs Of
the state.
w. c. Eels and family, who had been
here several weeks visiting Mrs. Eels'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.. McElmurry,
left Thursday for their home at
Youngstown, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Jarvis and Mes
danes w. a. Mast and J. II. Hubbard
returned Friday from Sioux Falls
where they had been in attendance at
the Presbyterian state synod,
A Mr.. Sparks has rented the Sleight-
ham residence and moved his family
here from Sioux Falls. He is a travel
ing salesman and comes here to be
nearer the center of his territory.
Jens Bitterness, of Washington, d.
c.. and private secretary to Senator
Sterling, is in the city this week visit.
ing at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. J. Bitterness and other rel
atives.
F. M. Ellis and w. A. Caldwell of this
city, and Mr.. Schoenwether and wife,
of Lake Preston, left Friday for Under
wood, N. d., where Mr.. Ellis expected
to sell the other members of the party
some land.
Harry Killing has been appointed
newspaper correspondent and director
of publicity for State College athletics,
The agricultural editor has heretofore
handled this work, but it hardly fits in
this department and thus the change
Mrs. II. G. Williams and son return,
ed Thursday evening from Rochestel
where she had her sons tonsils re
moved. Mrs. Z. II. Williams, who went
to Rochester with her, went on to st
Charles to visit relatives fora week OF
two.
p. o. Kennard and f. B. Wiley ro
turned last week from the Nationa'
Swine Show at Sioux City. Mr.. Ken
nard brought back a fine Poland-China
boar for a herd header. This ANNA
: took sixth place at Des Moines in
class Of SO.
Mrs. Rebecca Shea left Tuesdal
? morning for Miller, Highmore AM
Blunt to inspect corps and visi
j. friends. At Blunt she will also visi
{ her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Gunsalu.
From there she goes to Pierre, Rapi0
City, Hot Springs and other places.
The sale of seats for Fiske O'Hara'
engagement at the Grand Opera Hou
g will open tomorrow morning. III.
{, Hearts Desire" is a new romantic cor.
edy and is said TO be the best eve wri
e ten for the Irish singing star. He w
Il sing five new songs especially write