The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-07

OouS anu enuS OF lauleS SHOES Soc
at Gillespie & Rogers.
Mrs. j. c. Grout, of Winchester, ILL.,,
is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Math.
ews.
Mrs. G. D. Cole, and daughter
Majorie, returned Tuesday morning
from a few days shopping visit to the
Twin Cities.
You should see the photos at the
Clarin Studio, TO get the idea of the
very latest in Photographic styles.
over the Hub Store.
Howard G. Mcmillan, of Greeley,
Col, and his mother, Mrs. Archibald
Mcmillan, of Providence, r. L., are
visiting with G.. A. Mathews and fam
lily.
Mrs. Edwin z. Levi, and baby, whose
home is at Belvidere, Illinois. is Wis
iting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
c. B. Herreman, on west Williams
street.
Mrs. F. l.. Nickeson, Of McCook,
Nebraska, arrived Saturday evening
from Petrol, N. D., for a two weeks
visit with her friend Miss Mae B.
Lehner.
w. A. Mall, who has recently moved
here from Belle PLANE, Iowa, has To-
Gated in the house at 706 Eleventh
Avenue. Mr.. Mall is the father of
the cashier of the Aurora bank.
Royal Goetzloe, high school teacher
Of last year, writes to Brookings
friends that he has been accepted for
the Marine Corps, and leaves Satur-
day for Norfolk, Va, training camp.
Geo. P. Sexauer is the only person
whose candidacy for the Board of
Education. to be voted on at the COM
ing school election on June 10Th. has
been filed with the clerk of the Board.
F. NJ. Cornwell, of Salem, who has
completed one years work in the
pharmacy course at the State Col
lege, has entered the employ Of the
Kendall Pharmacy for the coming
year.
F. NJ. Ellis and Alex Mccormick
went to North Dakota on last Friday
and returned the first of the week.
Mr.. Ellis was trying to interest Alex
in land around Underwood, and Alex
says it is all that one could desire as
to looks and location. But he did not
buy right off.
Miss Edith Peterson, who has been
the ward schools of Aberdeen, re-
turned home Saturday night after pass
ing a very successful years work. She
is retained at Aberdeen for ext year,
having given the Board of Education
Of that city complete satisfaction.
J.. A. Hegeman is in receipt Of a
letter from the family of Capt. Harry
Hegeman, saying that Mrs. Hegeman
and daughters, Irene and Dorothy. are
coming north from San Antonio, Tex,
to Gary and Brookings, and that the
Captain has been ordered to Washing
ton, possibly to join the exp~editionary
force.
The Civic League requests all men,
bers to make a special effort to attend
the regular meeting to be held at the
Library club ROOM, Friday afternoon,
June Sth. There are important mat
tiers to be attended to. and the Off
GERS would appreciate it if every
member would feel her responsibility
in the progress of the work and try
to be present at the meeting.
Wives: Here's a good tip by Mrs.
Skinner. Hazel Dayl-Mrs. Skinner
in Bryant Washburn's current feature
"%Skinner's Dress Suit" says that if
she ever gets married she will never
let her husband dress up. Good
clothes make husbands too popular
other women" she declared. Pleasant
Hour. Friday, June Is. Is and Csc.
Mrs. A. d. Lampson, accompanied
by her husband and DR.. Forsee, left
this morning for the Ostoepathic hos
pital at K%irksville, Mo, for treatment
and a possible operation. After Civ
ing Mrs. Lampson the attention re-
quired at the hospital. DR.. Forsee will
make ST. Louis a short visit and X
poets to return home in about a week.
We have a letter from Roy Poole
to his uncle, z. Poole, which we can
not publish this week on account Of
lack of space. Roy has Joined the
cavalry and is at Fort Ethan Allen,
Vermont, in training. He speaks well
of camp life and the work of handling
the horses that they are getting ready
for service. He is we'll and enjoying
the life, and duties of army life.
Monday evening at the Manse, Rev.
William A. Mast united in marriage
Arthur E. Johnson of Erhard, Mimi.
and Miss Alice X. Rasmussen of Iven-
hoe, MINI. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson are
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