The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-07-26

visitor in the city Tuesday evening.
A. p. Nord was in town Tuesday,
making one of his regular visits to the
Atlas elevator.
p. l. Rogness. of Hendricks, Joined
the great army of subscribers to the
Register this week.
j. G. Lunde, of Astoria, was another
to enroll with the great army of sub.
scribers to the Register this week.
The Franchise League will meet in
the farmers room of the court house
on Wednesday, August l, at 3 p. m.
Jacob Stransky VAS over from Bush
nell Tuesday and called TO have the
Register sent weekly to his address.
Mrs. r. X. Fry and child, of %Iroquois,
arrived Sunday morning for a visit Of
a couple of weeks at the home OF A.
Fry.
G.. j. Lunde. residing near Astoria,
was in the city Tuesday. He stated
that he was the third one in this county
on the draft nSl.
Mrs. C. b. Parmley, of Arlington,
who was visiting her friend, Mrs. S. c..
Cornell, last week, returned to her
home Saturday evening.
j. B. Eske came over from Hendricks
Tuesday to meet with those who are
interested in home defense. He also
called to subscribe for the Register.
AM. Void went to Lake Andes Tues
day evening to look over the work be
ing done there on the new court house,
which the A. NJ. Void Construction
Co. is building.
Mason Walker, whose family reside
ten miles north of town, arrived Tues
day from Detroit, Mich, where he has
been employed in one of the big fac
tories to visit home.
C. A. Anderson, of Pierre, chair
man of the State Council of Defense.
was in Bookings Monday, consulting
with DR.. Perisho and Olaf Eden,
members of the Council.
John Heglund, one of the old set
tiers in the northeast part of the
county. was attending the meeting Al
the court house Tuesday and called
to subscribe for the Register.
G. L. Thompson, wife and W. chill
dren left Friday for Shell Lake, Wis,
where they will spend a week VISITING
Mrs. Thompson's uncle, Fred Harvey
aud her brother, Harvey King.
+. l.. Squirting and DR.. J. r. Jackson
went to Springfield, MINI, to look
over a carnival company playing there
with a view of having them in Brook
in2s to furnish amusement for Com
pany C and help them while the time
away.
Mrs. NJ. j. Vanetta and daughter
Lois, left Sunday night for Philip, for
a visit with her brother. Lewis Hart
wick and family. She will also visit
her sister, Mrs. Olaf Johnson and other
friends at Elbon, before returning
home.
Mrs. C. A. Johnson, of Monrovia, Cal,
was the guest of Mrs. S. G. Maryland
Monday. Mrs. Johnson was on her
way to visit a daughter at Omaha and
vas returning from New York state.
where her family had a reunion re-
Gently.
]. L. Haden, residing near Toronto.
was a %Brookings visitor Tuesday being
here in attendance on the mass meet
ing at the court house. Mr.. Haden is
one of the old timers and has been a
subscriber to the Register from the
beginning.
p. r. and Ralph Crothers, former
residents of this city, and now living
on farms near Badger, were in the city
Monday. This makes the ehird rip
Of p. r. CrOthers to keep appoint
ments with the dentists and h. low
expresses the hope that the next visit
to Brookings will be entirely for
pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lehner, of Kings
ley Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. eros
ton. of Hinton, Iowa, autoed from their
homes on Thursday for a visit with
the family of l.. A. Lehner, a brothcr of
]. w. Friday the party, accompanied
by Mrs. L. A. Lehner, went to Water
town to visit. They left for their Iowa
home on Sunday.
DR.. C. A. Gardner, wife and two fhll-
dren, came down from Clear LAX last
week and made a short visit witt the
Doctors sister, Mrs. c. c. Erie. sun
day DR.. Gardner took his wife 70 the
hospital at Rochester, Mimi, for an op-
Grafton, and the children will remain
with Mrs. Erie until their mother is
able to return home.
Ben Void was over from Clear Lake
Sunday. He reports that the work on
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