The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-06-08

ed THE Birth Of a Nation" at Brook
ings Saturday evening.
Mrs. O. T. Hubbard and daughter
Mrs. Frank Jensen, were guests Wed
nesday at the J. NJ. Johnson home.
Herman Eichberg, our efficient
phone repairer, was attending to mat
ters of business here Friday.
Mrs. B.. f. Pauls is quite i'll at pres.
ent and is under Dr.. j. W. Fosters
care.
Jas A. and Mrs. Finnerty were shop
ping in Brookings Thursday and wit
messed The Birth of a Nation"
Mr.. and Mrs. O. O. Hagen and
daughter, Of Raymond, is here visit
ing at the home Of Mrs. Haagen's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gotleib Schaeffer.
Mrs. Jas. Trail and Master Bert
were guests Sunday Of the latter's sls-
ter, Mrs. VIII Landsman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller were down from
Arlington Sunday to meet their little
granddaughter, Master Wayne, ac-
cOmpanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Schrader spenr
Sunday at b. f. Pauls. Mrs. Pauls has
been seriously i'll and is Mrs. Schra-
dcr's mother.
Mrs, Fred Huska and daughter Win
ME were Sunday evening callers at
the Jas. Trail home,
u. a. Johnson and family ate Sun
day dinner at Mr.. f. Glenn's.
Mass was celebrated here Sunday by
Father Dooley and the church was FL
cd as usual. The sermon was very in
tcresting and was taken from the sos
pei Of John, the text was as follows:
"Thoy viii put you of the syna-
aocUc; yea the hour cometht that who
socVer killeth you, Will think that h.
doth a service to God"
County Auditor and Mrs. Ripley also
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Lombard and fam
lily were guests Sunday at the home Of
u. a. and Mrs. Lombard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Lombard accom-
PANIED by the Misses May and Hattie
Bane left on the nOon train for Port
land, Oregon. Mr.. and Mrs. Lombard
expect to remain in Oregon permanent
ly, while the girls will visit an aunt
and uncle whose homes are there.
Postmaster J. G.. Baker and wife,
Carrier and Mrs. n. NJ. Woodbeck, with
John Gum as driver" motored around
rural route No. 2 Sunday and were
greeted cordially by many Of its pa
irons.
A. J.. Pass and DR.. Cronk were guests
at F. T. Bakers Sunday last.
Miss Frances Baker entertained her
"schoolmates?" Dwight Tyson and Ell
bert Austin, Of Bookings, Sunday.
n. NJ. Woodbeck is taking his an
nual vacation with Guy Thornton, sub
%stitute, looking after the mail on route
- M, N~NAnHhnnly 1,Ft For NJ IN MOO nntft
Tuesday to visit a sister who is very
ILL.,.
Mrs. n. J. Hahn accompanied by
Mrs. r. Wilkinson, Mrs. A. w. HubbeIl
and Mrs, G.. Thornton autOed to Bush
nell Sunday and were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. S. w. Chilson.
Miss Elsie Korte has been sewing
at Mrs. j. w. Fosters the last few
days.
Camp school closed last Friday with
a large picnic at the +. A. Cook home.
A delicious picnic dinner was enjoyed
by all at noon, after which the after
noon was spent in playing games. Old
as well as young joined in the games
making a very pleasant afternoon for
all. Just before leaving for home each
pupil received the results of their final
examinations, which showed that Flor
ence Wilson. a second grader, passed
with the highest average in the school.
This was nearly 500. 1t also showed
that Mae Cunningham, a fourth grader,
made the highest record in attendance
in the school. She was only absent
two days out of the $50 days school.
while Pearl Cunningham was absent
o,l,, t,-o aud ~ bo1f dave nnt pf en-
OF all who took finals, twenty-seven
passed. the majority with splendid
averages.
Mrs. Charles Wilson and family and
Miss Phillips spent Decoration Day ar
Brookings.
Miss Mae Noodle closed a very sue
cessful nine months term Of school
at Parnell District 6, last Friday.
Mrs. Fred Huska and daughter, Miss
Winnie spent Sunday afternoon at the
James Trail home.
Mrs. B. F. Pauls has been very i'll
with a severe attack of dropsy. Blu at
this writing she is improving very
rapidly under Doctor Fosters care.
Master Howard Reynolds, of Brook
ings, was a visitor at the j. E.. Phillips
home from Friday to Tuesday.
Chas. Wilson hauled out the wire
gates and posts last week for a new
fence around the Camp school yard.
This will surely improve the place Very
much and also protect the two rows of
trees set out by teacher and pupils
early in the spring.
Miss Gladys Phillips and Master
Reuben attended "The Birth of a Ma
ton" at Bookings Wednesday night.
VIM. Pittenger and family spent
Sunday at Lake Campbell.
Miss Vernice Wilson was a guest of
Miss %Schlobohm Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. j. E. Phillips and Blanche were
in attendance at the Birth of a Nation
al Brookings Saturday night.
A number of people from this vicin-
ity attended the minstrel show at
Aurora Wednesday night. All seemed
well satisfied.
Mrs. Frank G%oldsberry and little
daughters called at the Huska home
Monday.
The Universal Franchise League
will hold a county mass meeting at
Brookings Friday, June 9th. All of
those interested in woman suffrage
should attend, as a cordial invitation