The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-01-04

NJ. Kast and Mrs. Fred Balston were
visiting friends in Sioux Falls last
week, returning Saturday.
Miss A. ID. Coon, who has been in
poor health for the past two months,
was taken TO the Brookings hospital
last week. Her friends feel that she
will soon be back with her family.
Mr.. Justice and Miss Anna Caughlin
and Steve Mitchell, of Power, Mont.
are visiting at the Jack Caughlin home
south of Bushnell.
VIM. Young and family are visiting
friends at points in Iowa.
Edward Puhr who has been visiting
home folks for the past two weeks.
left Tuesday for Vermillion where he
will resume his law course. Mr.. Puhr
the university by June 10th, 1917.
Many of the young people attended
the New Years dance in Aurora Mon
day night given in the new hall over
the bank.
+. S. Martin and family, Of Oldham,
are visiting r. T.. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Enright We're
visiting relatives in Bookings Sunday.
Mrs. Z. +. Sedan and daughter Lii.
liam, Mrs. f. NJ. Enright and Mrs. L.
NJ Armstrong took a hike out to Mrs.
Peter Leibert's Saturday evening.
Mr.. NJ. Quinlan left Monday evening
for Winona. MINI, to attend his
cousins funeral Mr.. Quinlan receiv.
ed a message of her death Monday
morning.
Henry Leibret and family were en-
~tertained at the Peter Leibert home on
New Years day.
Mrs. Z. Bulger and daughter Minnie
and son Jacob, Of White, were visiting
at the Ralph Smith home Monday.
Last Wednesday ct high noon Ken
meth T. Coon and Miss Beatrice Baily,
of Bushnell, were quietly married in
Bookings. Mr.. Coon has lived in
Bushnell since last summer. He is
an Industrious young nan of good quail
tiles. Mrs. Coon is a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bailey, of Bushnell.
Henry Leibert and family were en-
tertained at the Peter Leibert home
on New Years day.
Mrs. Z. Bulger and daughter Minnie
and son Jacob, of White. were visit
ing at the Ralph Smith home Monday.
Rev. Mae conducted the services at
the VI. Z. church Sunday.
VIM. Chapman made a business trip
to Toronto last Thursday, %shoveling
his way through the snow.
Mrs. Chas. A. Potter returned Mon
day from points in Iowa where she
spent her vacation.
School will open again next Monday.
All are urged to enroll the first day
and never lose a day. Every day
counts 81 of the monthly work. Those
who do not attend regularly cannot
make progress as they should.
James Bane left Tuesday for Mime.
apolis where he will resume his tele-
graphy course.
Several tons Of electric light wire
was unloaded in Bushnell Saturday. If
the weather is permissible the lights
will soon be turned on.
Otto Olson is building a new gar
age. He also has finished a new bird
house (for mis- chickens)
Paul Leonecker, of Bookings. spent
New Years day with his brother
Everett. east Of Bushnell.
Walt Christen has opened his shop.
Mrs. VI. S Refor and little son, of
Charles City, Iowa, are visiting the V.
NJ. Norton, George Garrison and Harry
FELTON, homes.
Rev. Robert Mac from Dundee, Iowa,
is visiting relatives and friends in and
around Bushnell. He oficiated at the
Chambers-Felton wedding.
Lester Leibert won his sixth prize
IN orn at the farmers institute held in
Brookings December 1880. The prize
was given of the second best ten ears.
This is $17.00 which he has won.
Mr.. 3~ungardner, of Rock Rapids,
Iowa. is visiting at the Jack Poppingo
home this week.
Miss Hazel FELTON,, who teaches
south OF Brookings. is spending her
two weeks vacation with home folks.
Miss Lillian Sedan, who attends
high school in Brookings, Is with home
folks this week.