The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-05-04
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Rexford were shopping in Brooking
Monday evening.
G. II. and Mrs. Larrabee departet
Tuesday for the childhood home of tn,
latter, in far away Maine. They ex
pect to be absent the greater part 0
the summer
Frank Sanborn, brother of our eff
cient primary teacher, arrived here
Tuesday from PascO, Washington, FOL
a brief visit with his sister while OF
his return home to Cadillar, Michigan
Miss Lilah Baker was an evenina
passenger to Brookings Monday.
G. Thornton was a Bookings visitor
Monday evening.
John Gum motored over to Egan at
an early hour Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Lynn spent Sunday with
her husband at Brookings.
Plans are being made for work to
soon begin with e~xlavating for the
basement Of a ten Thousand dollar
brick building which will be erected
upon the corner opposite the old post
office.
Mrs. Ella Lombard and Dorothy
visited Wednesday at the home of D..
A. and Mrs. Lombard.
Mrs. W, d. Smith and children, of
Brookings, accompanied Mrs. Pike
home Thursday and remained until
evening guests in the parental home.
Mrs. Pike returned to Brookings with
them for a rest from household duties,
as her health of late has not been the
best.
W. L. Ripley assures us that he has
purchased the lot adjoining S. NJ. Pit
tenger's on the south and Contemplates
erecting upon it a substantial two
story store building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hiltz, of Elk
ton. were guests of relatives here Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Lohr Dancer was an early
morning passenger to B~rookings Fri
day, having some dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lovejoy motored over
to McKain Thursday to see their little
granddaughter who is i'll with measIes.
G.. B. Mills and A. G. Carr motored
to Brookings Monday evening.
H. K. H~alvorson and son came down
from Brookings at noon Saturday and
remained the day at the farm, return
ing home on the evening passenger.
Father Dooley was in the village Fri
day making some necessary arrange
ments in regard to the Mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman and two
daughters, Mrs. J. w. Collins, Miss
Lilah. Mrs. J. NJ. Johnson and Mrs. N.
M. Woodbeck were early morning
passengers to Brookings Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Baker spent Friday in
Bookings accompanying Frances
home at midnight.
Chas. Gamble, of BroOkings, was a
Sunday caller at the home of J.. E.
Phillips.
Will and Bertha Schaffer departed
for Raymond Saturday evening for a
brief visit with their sister.
Those who took advantage of the
special sales at Brookings Market
Day, we're: Mrs. Millenburg, Mrs. A.
C.. Carr, Mrs. o. j. Baker and son
Marion; C. B. Mills, Mrs. Ed Hickman,
Chas. McClemons, Will Quinlan, and
the Misses Mae Noodle and Pearl
Kirby.
Milo Cook was a guest Sunday of
Bert Trail.
The Misses Pearl Wright and Velva
Rexford spent Monday in Brookings
and after their shopping were enter
tanned by Miss Frances Baker.
Master Lyle Short was an over Sun
day guest at the home of his brother,
c. E. Short.
w. j.. and Mrs. Hahn and R. and
Mrs. Wilkinson, with Kate, motored
down to the cemetery south of here
Sunday and took supper at the hospit-
able home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Farsess.
Mrs. A. A. Poole and son Floyd
were pleasantly entertained Sunday
by Mrs. Fred Baker.
E. E. Arnott came down from volga
Friday night and remained over Sun.
day with his family in Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Richardson visited
relatives in White Sunday.
Mrs. Vivian Feuerhelm visited rel.
atives here Sunday.
Mrs. J. r. Phillips and Miss Eva
were Sunday guests at the home of
Mrs. Jas. Trail.
Mrs. Maud Stewart and the children
departed for their home In Canada
Tuesday night. Several of her friends
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