The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-07-19
DR.. J. r. Jackson. Osteopath.
DR.. B. H. Sayre. local veterinarian.

Coming soon to the Fad Theatre,
Mary Pickford in the Romance OF the
Redwoods."
Geo. w. Cobel returned yesterday
morning from his business trip to Ne
braska and Wyoming.
Miss Alice Iangdon was called Tues
day morning to Parker, on account OF
the death of a cousin.
Stephen Mitchell. son of Herman
Mitchell, has zone TO Huron and enter
Cd the employ of the c. G. N. w.
railway as a brakeman.
Ben B. Lawshe, of the Dakota Farm
er staff at Aberdeen, arrived in the city
this morning and joined his wife and
LADY for a weeks vacation.
Mrs. Dorothy Hextable. Of Wenat-
chez, Wash, arrived the last of the
week and is visiting at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. S. II. McCarl.
c. A. Palmer, wife and daughter
left the last of the week for a visit
with friends in North Dakota. They
are making the trip in the family Ford.
Barbara Wilhelm returned to her
home at Dell Rapids Saturday evening
after a weeks visit in Brookings, a
guest at the home of Mrs. IneZ Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Daniels, parents
Of Mrs. S. II. McCarl, returned TO their
home at Sioux Falls this morning, af-
ter a pleasant visit with their daughter
and family.
II. G.. Hauff and wife entertained at
their home from last Friday to Monday
Mrs. G.. Krentz and VIII Krentz, of st.
Cloud, Mimi, mother and brother Of
Mr.. Hauf.
Mrs. S. b. Loomis and two children,
of Mankato, Mimi, former residents OF
the city, are visiting at the c. G.. Hast
ings home. They came last evening
for a visit with their friends in the city.
c.. r. Westcott passed away July Is
at his home in Long Beach, Cal. Mr..
Westcott was one of the pioneer set
tiers of Deuel. county, and a resident of
Bookings for ten years preceding his
removal to California in 1911.
VIII Collins. of the Brookings Cafe,
went up TO the Twin Cities last week to
take in the auto races, and enjoy 4
short vacation. During his absence
John l.. Murphy has been ASSISTING
Mrs. Collins in running the popular
feeding place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Reeve and
baby of Pittsfield, Mass, arrived Mon
dav morning for an extended visit at
the home of Mrs. Mile Koch, who
is the mother of Mrs. Reeve. Nj.
Reeve is a graduate of State College
class of 1912 and is still engaged in the
pursuit of his profession Of engineer
ing.
G. A. Starring is in receipt of a per
sonal letter from Herbert Hoover re-
garding the bulletins sent out by the
State College. Mr.. Hoover seems to
like the work that Prof. Starring is do
ing and asked for more information
about it, with a view to having the
same thing carried out in other parts
of the country.
f. II. Williams had a family reunion
at his home Sunday, and t~wenty-one
people sat down to the ample dinner
served. NJ. F. Holt and wife, of Great
Falls. Montana, ]. S. Rinderknecht, OF
Winona, Mimi, and w. f. Holt OF
Woonsocket, were the out-of-toWn
guests who were present. That 1t was
a happv gathering goes without saying
as such are characteristic of the WI
liams home.
A postal card from II. Howard Big
car. dated at WASHINGTON. ID. G., states
that Donald Watson, State College
class of II, has arrived in the national
~capital to work in animal industry IL
the Department of Agriculture. Inc
evening after his arrival a party Of
Brookings boys, composed OF } NJ
bitterness. Erastus and Alvin Field ane
Howard took Watson for a forty mtlt
ride on the Potomac, just TO show hll
the difference between the east ms
the west.
John ID. Wilson and wife returned
home Friday morning from Their =
cation trip to Iowa and Colorado Toy
visited at Fort Collins and greatly n
joyed the mountain scenery and heal
fuI SURROUNDINGS Of that irrigated .S
trict. They have plenty Of water '1l'
wear and every thing is looking a. ~
best. But John says. that when Eoo
get back 10 BroOkings, you are il7
;, fed that this is really the best ? -
/ ia live after all. Mr.. Wilson will sIent
the balance Of his vacation vis'ttn'
J around home.
II. II. Jennings and a Saxon car Ger