The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-08-23

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days visit with friends and relatives
at their former home.
Rev. W. A. Mast left last Friday
for Lake Wenona, Illinois, where he
will attend the big Bible conference
for the next two weeks.
A. B. Chase and family autoed to
Davis. Turner county. last week to
visit old friends before school begins.
They returned this week.
Mrs. Chas. Gamble. ST., went to
Watertown Saturday night to visit
her daughter. Charles Gamble. Jr..
accompanied her and stayed over
Sunday.
Morley Andrews, a step son of c.
L. Ford, at one time in the real es-
tate business in Brookings and now
living at Highmore, is a new barber
on the fifth chair in the Poole shop.
Matthew J. Clark and family have
moved from Elkton and Will make
their home in this city. They have
rented the Q. A. Loyeland house AT
the corner of Sixth street and Sew
enth avenu
Mrs. Helen Atwood came down
from Arlington Friday to stay over
Sunday at the home OF her parents.
Prof. and Mrs. j H. Shepard. DR..
Atwood Joined her Monday and they
returned home a day later.
r. +. Phelps, superintendent of the
mechanical department Of this paper,
is taking his vacation. We are get
ting along the best We can, but We
sure do miss him, and hope that he
will be back on the job next week.
r. r. Hall, an experienced operator
of several years experience, is now
in charge of the Linotype machine at
Missouri, but We have not heard him
say SHOW Me" once since he arrived
last week.
Miss Laura Vinegar has again TAX
TN a position with the Bank of
Brookings as stenographer, replacing
Miss Rasmussen, who goes to Water
town TO work. Miss VINEGAR is ste
nographer for Vice President KNAPP
pen and all Of the bank people seem
glad to have her with them again.
Mrs. l.. II. Pammell and three
daughters. arrived in the city Thurs
day evening for a few days visit at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. \. +. Han
sen. Mrs. Pammell is the wife Of
Prof. Pammell. of Iowa STATE College,
who is a brother of Mrs. Hansen.
The party are on their way home
from an outing at Big Stone Lake.
Q. A. Loveland has purchased the
billiard hall, operated in the past by
Pat O'Leary at Elkton, and Is moving
his family down there this week. He
has rented the house of Matthew J.
Clark at Elkton and the Clark family
is moving to Brookings and will oc-
lut LoNtIdllu
j. W. Browning and family spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
Winefred Ray, in Aurora, and taking
the Sunday evening train at that
place went on to their new home at
Hot Springs. Quite a number of
friends met them when the train
stopped here and bade them good
bye.
Col. julius A. Penn, who was war
inspection officer at the college this
spring and has performed the same
duty here several times, is n of the
brigadier generals recently appointed
by President Wilson, General Penn
is a splendid soldier and genial gen
tleman and the Register is glad TO
know Of his promotion.
Thursday evening Sheriff Miner
and Acting Chief of Police Connolly
arrested Art Alton and Gunder Journ-
lin in the Alton auto, and found a
quantity of intoxicating liquor in their
possession. Friday they were ar
raigned before Justice Simkins On the
of having intoxicating liquor
in a public place in violation of the
statute past by the last Legislature
Both men were bound over to the
next term of the circuit court in $500
bonds each, which they furnished
Friday afternoon.
In going over the list Of the names
of men appointed at the Fort Smell
ing camp we did not find that of Car
rold Iverson. either in the South Da
kota or Iowa list. But it seems that
they thought from his name that he
must belong to Minnesota, so he
was accredited in the list 10 Mime
apolis. That is the way we failed TO
give him as one of the new second
lieutenants If infantry created along
-:.L H. rcct Carrn16 arrived here