The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-14
Mass Meeting Monday Night.

Laundry. Read the adv. F. M. Ellis.
The big Special Sale at the Hub
Department Store begins Friday, June
22nd.
ii. Z. Riley went To F%arihault. Mimi,
Sunday to visit with his brother. Wal
ter, formerly a resident here.
Mrs. w. H. Leighty, and two daugh-
tiers. left Tuesday night for a visit
with Leighty relatives at Carthage.
Judge C. G. Sherwood left for his
home last evening, Circuit Court hav-
ing completed business and adjourned.
Miss Evelyn Reeves, of Rapid City,
is the guest of Alice Weaver and will
remain in Brookings for several weeks.
Mrs. NJ. d. Orhrans is enjoying a
visit from her sister, who arrived last
evening and will be here a short time.
Mrs. G. H. Martin went to Mitchell
Tuesday evening to visit her husband,
WHO is with the Mitchell Publishing
20.
Mrs. c. S. Ripley, of Aurora, writes
the Register to forward her paper to
Detroit, Mich, where she is now visit
ing.
Miss Ada Erwin left yesterday for
Boston, where she will enter the Mas
sachusetts General Hospital as assist
ant dietician.
SINNERS Dress Suit" Pleasant
Hour, Friday, June 18th. Shows at
2:3O, 7:45 and 9:15 p. m. Admission
Is and rs cents.
Mrs. c. G.. Erie returned home last
evening from her visit to the mud
baths of Minnesota, and is much i'm.
proved in health.
F. E. Woodward and wife, left Mon
day morning for Worthing, near Sioux
Falls, where they will make a visit
for several weeks.
Joe Swering, who has been visiting
at home and resting from the siren
o III work at the Westinghouse plants,
returned to Pittsburg last evening.
Clifford Simonson, son of Sivert
~Simonson, was operated on at the
hospital Monday by DR.. Green. for ap-
pendicitis. The case was complicated,
but a speedy recovery is expected.
Arthur Johnson, Sol of II. NJ, has
lately graduated from the Mankato
Business College and is now in the
employ of the Farmers National Bank
Miss Dorothy Sherwood arrived in
the city this morning from Minnea-
polls for a visit with her sister, Carl
ton Sherwood, of the Summer School
lecturing force.
w. B. Martin, Jr., formerly in the
land business at Kansas City, was in
the city over Sunday night visiting
with S. H. McCarl. He left for Iowa
on Monday morning.
Miss Lulu Riley, one of the best
dressmakers in the city, can be found
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fry
after this week. If you want a first
class job call her up.
M. G. Carlisle and wife went to Lake
Benton yesterday to visit Miss Ethel
Wakefield, well known here, who is to
be married in st. Paul on Saturday to
Chas. E. Gabriel, Jr., a well known
music composer.
Mrs. Paul butcher received a tele-
gram OF Monday announcing that her
mother, Mrs. L. E. Adams, was very
low and to come at nce She de.
parted Monday night for Columbus,
Wis, to be at her mothers bedside.
June 18th to 23rd has been designat-
ed as Foot Comfort Week and will be
observed by all shoe merchants of the
country who have Foot Comfort De.
partments in their stores. Gillespie
d Rogers are making a special obser
vance Of this and invite you to call.
Mrs. William Nicholson, and hel
daughter Mrs. Guy Abbott, who have
been visiting relatives in the city fol-
a week returned to their home at Yale
Sunday evening. They came down by
auto, but the muddy roads compelled
them to leave the car and return by
train.
The Official Bulletin, issued by the
government, states that the First Ma
tional Bank, of Grand Rapids, MINI.
has increased it's capital stock from
twenty-five to fifty thousand. Thi'
!, is the bank of which Chas. E. Aiker
former postmaster at Brookings, j!
the cashier. If this bank is as pros
porous as Charlie looked the last time
we saw him, it must be doing well.
: Delbert Binford and wife, who hav'
! been spending some weeks visiting
at Arlington, were in the city Sunda,
and part of Monday visiting at th'