The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-28
Jas. H. Cronk, Chiropractor.

Ben SCndpnOTSt Hlaue d puSinSSs
trip to Sioux Falls Tuesday.
Miss Betty Harris spent the week
end visiting at the home of her friend
Miss Gertrude Brown, in Elkton.
Remember that the Hub Dept. Store
are distributors for Zienes Fruit Nee
tor. The best there is--all fIavors.
Don't overlook the large adv. from
the Clarin Studio in this paper. Some.
thing new and special. Tell your
neighbors.
Beautiful building lots, nine blocks
from postofiice, five blocks from Col
lege campus. Easy payments. Nc
interest No taxes. John II. Roberts
Fred Mailey returned Sunday even
inc from the east, having spent a
week or more Visiting at Dover, st
charles and other points in Mime.
sCt&.
Howard Stedman and wife, who
have been here ON account of the
illness of Mr.. Stedman's mother. re.
turned Monday morning to their home
at Coal Harbor, n. ID.
Fern LeMay. who has been VISITING
at the family home in Moody county
and attending the marriage Of his
sister. left Monday morning for his
home at jamestown, n. ID.
Mrs. Shines. daughter of Mrs. Jas.
Nolan, accompanied by her little son
and daughter, spent the week end at
her mothers. going to their home al
Redfeld on Monday morning.
Mrs. j. C. Bro and daughter, Carol,
returned to their home at AXE Pres
ton last Saturday, after spending a
week visiting at the home Of Mrs. A,
]. Schoenwether. sister of Mrs. Bro.
+. l.. Squirting, NJ G. Carlisle, II. l.
Stearns and Paul butcher went to
Sioux Falls Monday morning, by way
of Luverne, MINI. At the latter place
they took possession of Mr.. Carlisle's
auto and finished the trip with il, re-
turning home Tuesday afternoon.
Chas. Lee, a brother of the late Mrs.
W. Il. Stove, was in the city for a
short time last Thursday. He was
accompanied by his nephew, Miles
Makcpeace. of Watortown, and they
were on their way to Hot Springs to
visit Mr.. stowe, at the Soldiers Home
Miss Edna Bushnell went to Spring
field on Monday morning. where she
will act for several weeks as teacher
of domestic science in the summer
school in session at the Springfield
State Normal. It is undecided wheth.
or the length of the session will be
six or ten weeks.
A young man named Lovel, working
at the carpenters trade for the WOLF
Construction Co, had an c%plileptic fl
on the street near the Connolly corn
er last Friday. he recovered in a short
time under "A doctors care, but was at
tackled again in the evening while in
Waltz's Billiard hall.
Mrs. Geo. A. Schmidt. who has beer
visiting her sisters, Mrs. J A.. Lund
en-. Mrs. Adv. O. Bortnem, Mrs. l. \
Johnson, and Mrs. Arne Larson. re
turned Sunday night to her home IT
Kathryn. Y. d. Mr.. Schmidt, who
came with her a week ago on tn.
visit. returned earlier in the week.
Harry. Joe and Milton Mcknight
accompanied by their wives, Mrs. J
w. Tinker and VIM. Mckee, vent {,
Watcrtown last Friday by auto to al
tend the funeral of Miss Grace CI"G2
a cousin of the McKnights. The trlI
was made in the morning and the re-
turn the same day. the roads provlnl
to be in excellent condition.
Rev. A. f. Schwenk is building q
splendid residence on his farm hom'
six miles northeast of the city. II 3.
two stories, with basement, has al
electric lighting plant, heat and a va
ter system is being provided. Th'
house is now ready for the plasteTet.
and will be completed in a very shor'
time. II. f. Hesse, Of this city, J..
the contractor having the job. We
are no sure how it is that a ministei
can do these things, but nevertheless
We certainly wish the Rev. Mr.. sen
wenk all the happiness in his new
home that can come to him and ms
Mrs. A. A. Harris was called to IN
dependence, Kansas, Sunday night by
a telegram received earlier in th'
day. announcing the death of Mrs
Sam Hooker, wife Of Mrs. Harris
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Hooker Wer'
at one time residents of BrookIng'
county. living on a farm northeast o
the city and near White. SeVera
years ago they moved to Kansas am
have since made that their home. MI.