The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-05-31
Local and Personal
REGISTRATION DAY, JUNE 5TH
DRUGGIST
J. F. Brooke. Local and News Editor. Pho


Attend Advertising Sale of st. Paul's
Guild. Old Jarvis Corner, Friday, June
1st. Newest Idea, Novel Plan, All new
goods.
Continuous show at the Pleasant
Hour Saturday from l to II p. m. The
big feature Brand of Cowardice" 10c
and 15c.
A. B. Dalthorp and wife, of Volga, at
tended the college commencement
Tuesday and were the guests of B. A.
Dunbar.
One lot of suits, this seasons styles,
reduced to 1915. Cole Mercantile Co.
Women's envelope purses, special
69c. Cole Mercantile Co.
Mrs. d. H. Smith and on, Hubert,
of Miller, spent the week end as guests
at the J. w. Linn home, and attended
the State College exercises.
The p. n. G. A. will meet with Mrs.
Bertha Lein at Z p m, June 9Th.
Misses Ruby Lem and Alta Palmer
will assist in entertaining.
F. J. Drake, of Dickens, Ia, and A,
Simington, of Ruthven, Ia, uncles of
j. d. Grover and wife, have been visit
ors in the city the past week.
Walter Paul and wife autoed down
from Watertown, Monday, and while
Mr.. Paul continued on his usual trip,
Mrs. Paul remained to visit with her
family on the farm.
o. A. Sutton is again out and around
visiting his friends, who are all glad
of his returning health. A pleasant
visit paid this Office during the past
week gave us great pleasure and we
are always pleased to welcome our old
friend.
Mrs. Grace Dickerson, of Muskegon,
Mich, accompanied by her three chill
dren, is visiting at the home of her
parents, S. Marvin and wife. She will
be here several weeks and on her de-
parture will go to Cleveland, Ohio,
to make her home.
The State Fair dates are September
10th to 14th and every effort is being
put forth to make this one of the big
gest and most patriotic events in the
state. Greater preparations are being
made than ever before, space is being
reserved and paid for, and the far
will cooperate with the government in
conducting a food training camp.
The Child Conservation League met
in the library room last Wednesday
for the last meeting of the year, and
election of officers for next year. The
following new officers were elected:
President, Mrs. G. J. Flittie; vice.
president, Mrs. c. w. Smith; secret.
airy, Mrs. F. E. Mccall; treasurer and
press reporter, Mrs. r. L. Patty.
Paul Girman and wife are visiting at
the home of T. c. Connolly, brother
of Mrs. Girman. Paul formerly was a
barber in the Poole shop and was call
ed back to Wisconsin some months
ago by the death Of his father. About
a month ago he went to Texas and
was married, the Connellys having
moved from Elkton to Texas this last
fall. The Girmans may decide to set
tie in Bookings.
Rev. R. M. Hardman and wife, are
now living in Sioux Falls, recently
moving there from Mantua, Ohio, Mr.
Hardman was once minister of the
Episcopal church in Brookings. and
also ministered to other towns in the
state. After leaving South Dakota he
was in the ministry in Texas. and a
year or SO ago retired on account of
his health. and went to live in Ohio,
They have been anxious to get back
to this state and this week sees them
again among their old friends and sur
roundings.