The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-03-30

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lodge at this place. The occasion was
in honor of Mrs. Handlers birthday and
also a farewell party, as she expec
TO leave Don for her new home in
Pine county, MINI. Mrs. Handler was
presented with a d. of H. Sterling sill
yer souvenir spoon and after a dainty
supper was enjoyed by all, the ladies
departed for their several homes. The
best wishes of the order accompany
Mrs. Handler to her new home.
Bert Trail spent Friday in Brookings
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Roy Child
ester.
Mrs. NJ. Muilenburg and little daugh-
ter Phyllis left for Hurley THURSDAY
where the former was called on ac-
count of the serious illness of her
mother,
II. NJ. Cook was an evening passeD
ger to Brookings Friday.
Father Dooley's sermon Sunday from
the text Blessed are they who hear
the word of God and keep it," was in.
spiring.
David Johnson and family drove
over from their new home Sunday and
spent the day with relatives here.
Mrs. Mckinney arrived home from
the east Sunday where she had been
visiting relatives and friends the past
several weeks.
c. E. Short drove out to the Ray
Thayer home Sunday. Mrs. Short,
who had been visiting there a few days
accompanied him home.
Mrs. VIM. Chapman and Miss Belle
Hoy, of Bushnell, attended church here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pittenger, and son
Willie, of Volga, spent the day here
with relatives and friends Sunday.
There was a good attendance at the
NJ. E. p%rotracted meeting Sunday
evening and Rev. Stolps earnest plea
for the announcement of sin and the
advancement of spiritual life was both
interesting and elevating.
Mrs. r. Wilkinson is spending this
week a guest of her mother, Mrs. s.
w. Chilson at Bushnell.
Miss Clair Lovejoy who is attending
Normal at Madison is at home this
week for a short vacation.
Mrs. Dora Carbine attended the flu
neral of Mr.. Bunday Friday, coming
down at midnight and remaining until
Saturday evening the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Cook.
Jas. Trail was at Bookings Satur-
day combining business with pleas
ure.
MI. and Mrs. Dan Lombard moved
down on the street Saturday, where
they have a neat and coy room ar
ranged and will occupy same until
they are ready to return to their home
in Oregon.
There will be a social given at the
lodge hall under the auspices of the
ladies of the r. n. of A. Saturday even
ing, April LIST at eight o'clock. A short
program will be rended with other in
teresting numbers of amusement.
Chicken right from the over with
mashed potatoes and gravy are only q
few of the tempting dishes on the
menu. A reasonable price will be
charged for admittance. Come, and
see if you are not entertained right
royalty. April 1st, at eight p. m.
Mrs. Lohr Dancer delightfully."- enter
Itained the members of the NJ. Z. Ladies
Aid Thursday and such a supper! We
noticed, however, that the services of
DR.. Foster were necessary and that a
four horse team was required to con-
vey the party home. For further par
ticulars ask Mrs. Frank Messner.
Members of Sunshine Camp r. N. of
A. numbering between twenty-five and
thirty rendered Mrs. VIM. Handler a
farewell reception at her home We'd
nesday last. The society deeply re-
grets losing Mrs. Handler as she has
proved herself to be both a loyal and
faithful member. Grandma Hiltz in
her own sweet manner,in the name
of the society, presented Mrs. Handler
with a pretty emblematic r. N. of A.
ring. A touching response was given
by the recipient in which an invitation
was given to each member to some
time visit her in her north Minnesota
home, for which place the family will
leave in a few days. A delicious sup
per was then enjoyed, after which the
party dispersed, with best wishes to
Mrs. Handler for a successful and pros
porous future.