The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-07-12
DR.. B. II. Sayre, local veterinarian.

Geo. w. Cobel leaves this evening
for a trip of several days duration, in
GLIDING Cheyenne and other points in
Wyoming.
Paul butcher is spending several
days this week in Minneapolis attend
ing the meeting of the National Editor
ial Association.
Re-. A. L. Schwenk, who lives north
east Of town, will hold services at the
Prairie Home church next Sunday af-
ternoon at three o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Crawford, of
Casper, Wyoming, are visiting at the
home of DR.. l.. &. Borst. Mrs. Craw-
ford is a neice of Mrs. Borst.
Go to Ronning Bros. 40i Main, for
electric dry cleaning and repairing Of
ladies and gents garments. Right
prices and satisfactory work.
DR.. and Mrs. Perisho returned yes
terday morning from Big Stone, where
the doctor has been conductor of the
bIdHl county ttdCltlS INSTITUTE.
r. A. butcher went to st. Paul
Sunday night and from there goes to
Chicago. Columbia, Mo. and other
University points before returning to
his home in Oregon.
A big Y. NJ. c. A. rally will be held
at the College Auditorium, Sunday ev-
ening, at s o'clock. No church SER
vices down town. Y. NJ. c.. A. war
work will be the theme.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Bradley, cousins
of Lyle Waltz, are visiting at his home
and with his mother, Mrs. c. p. Waltz.
They arrived from their home in Min
neapolis Wednesday evening.
Mrs. +. Il. Killing. of Denver. Colo,
mother of Miss Mabel Killing of the
C%hautauqua staff, arrived yesterday to
visit with her daughter and with the
family Of Fred Killing, her brother-in-
law.
f. L. Squirting, w. NJ. Cheever and
j. W. Warren went by auto to Bushnell
Monday and took the Rock Island road
to Kansas City, to attend the big con
vention in the interests of the King
Of Trails.
Horace Fishback and Wife. accom-
panied by their guest. Miss Baldwin,
left this morning for Spirit Lake, Ia,
10 make a ten days stay at that sum
mer resort. Fish stories will be in
order when Horace returns.
Miss Jennie Birdsey, who has been
visiting Mrs. Paul butcher, departed
Monday evening for Columbus, WIS,
for a visit. after which she will go 20
Chicago and other points, before re-
turning to her home in the state OF
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Vanetta. OF Philip.
who has been spending two weeks
visiting their son, NJ. J. Vanetta and
family. left last week for Gracevilio,
Mimi. and Big Stone, for a visit with
relatives. Their son, his wife and
daughter. Lois, accompanied them.
A Non-Partisan League meeting VIII
be held in the stock pavilion. at the
Fair Grounds, Friday evening, July 20,
at S O'Clock. Senator W. r. Gaylord.
of Wisconsin. will be the principe
speaker. Every n interested IS IN
vited to attend. See small handful
for particulars.
There will be a big Y. NJ. c. A. union
meeting at the College Auditorium
Sunday evening at the usual hour. All
churches are joining in this and you
are invited. A full presentation Of
the Y. NJ. c. A. war work will be made
and one of the general committee
from New York will be the speaker.
Fred Sanders was called to Dysart,
Iowa, last week on account Of the sud
den demise Of his wife's mother, Mr.
James Ryan The house in which tn
family lived caught fire and Mrs. Ryan
was smothered by the smoke befor'
rescue could be made. Mrs. Sander
was unable to accompany him to Tn
funeral.
Mrs. j. II. shepard went to Miil0
yesterday morning to be present late
in the day at the wedding of her SOL,
James Jr.. to Miss Ida Grceyes, Fl
member of the junior class at IT,
College this past year. II had bee
planned that Mr.. Shepard would a
married in the fall, and when he hal
the position offered him in the ca
the date was advanced 50 that his vi.
could accompany him to the scene ~
his labors. The Register joins all r.
many friends that Jimmy has in toy
in wishing him a long and useful III.
At a meeting of the County Cor
missioncrs and those interested IN u
GOOD roads work. last week. il "