The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-04-12
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Mrs. Fred Ralston, who has been
visiting her people in Paulina, Iowa, for
the past week, returned home Monday
II. A. Melcher was visiting his broth
or and sister last week at st. Charles,
near Winona, and at Altura.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bulger were visit
ing at the F. E. Judd home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chambers, Miss
Fredia Chambers and Warren Cham
bers spent Easter Sunday with H. B.
FELTON, and family in Alton.
II. A. Melcher entertained the fol,
lowing Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Bushnell, V. n. Norton and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Eckman of Bookings,
and Mr.. f. d. Norton of Brookings.
Dewey FELTON, is working for Earl
Feuerhelm, helping with his spring
work.
Miss Ada Kast who teaches the Jim
Davis school spent Sunday with home
folks.
Miss Queenie FELTON, visited friends
in Elkton Saturday, and came home
via Bookings, accompanied by her sis.
ter Hazel who was visiting friends in
Bookings and taking the teachers ex-
aminations.
Kenneth Cone and wife moved to
Bookings Monday where they expect
to make their home. Mr.. Cone intends
to work on the streets during the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Enright were
visiting in Brookings Sunday afternoon
Mrs. VIM. Chapman spent the week
end in Brookings with her mother.
o. F. Coon, Mr.. A. B. and Robert
Coon were visiting at the j. w. Wilson
home in Brookings Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McRae and son Lester,
were visiting at the U. B. Hakes home
Sunday.
A farewell party and a dance was
given at the McKeown home Saturday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
McKeown.
Peter Leibert was hauling seed grain
from Aurora last week. He purchased
grain from F. Rexford.
Lee Thompson and wife, who have
made their home at Lake Hendricks,
expect to make their home in
Bushnell for the coming summer.
F. M. Enright has erected a new flag
pole on the bank. The people all over
little city are getting out their torn
flags and letting them fly to the breeze.
The boys who are so enthusiastic
their manual training work, work
ID all day Saturday at the school house
lnder the supervision of Mr.. D1mmette.
Along in the afternoon a crowd of
aides who had attended the Ladies Aid
visited the boys and to see the display
If work.
Mrs. L. M. Armstrong and daughter
Jensena, were visiting friends in Elk
on Wednesday and Thursday.
F. d. Norton and daughter, Mrs. Ar
.hur Eckman, of Brookings, were visit
ng friends in Bushnell Thursday.
John FELTON, is very ill at this writ
ng.
Fred Collins will work for Mr.. VIM.
Bushnell, during the summer.
Frank Bailey and family moved onto
he Balm farm south of Bushnell.
Peter Leibert sold a fine young horse
o Paul Jackson last week.
Miss Jennie Poppingo, who attends
school in Elkton, spent last week with
lone folks. The Elkton schools had a
vacation.
The big dance which was to be Mon
lay evening was postponed to Friday
of this week.
Percy Moore who lives just east of
own came very near loosing one of his
inc horses the latter part of the week.
t was essential for him to call in a
from Brookings to give
he horse treatment.
Many of the farmers around Bushnell
md vicinity began seeding their crops !
asst week. The outlook now is for a
zig crop.
Mrs. Peter Leibert spent the week
End in Elkton with friends.
The Ladies Missionary Society had
he bazaar in the side room of Sedam's
store Saturday.
Edward Puhr returned to the State
University Monday to his law
course after a weeks visit with home
'olks.
Frank Puhr attended church in
Sunday, accompanied by his
son Edward, who left the next day for
C. F. Mingus who spent the first part
Of the week in Bookings returned Fri. |