The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-07-19
Local and Personal
Jas. II. Cronk, Chiropractor.
j. r. Brooke. Local and News Editor. Phone LII

Jas. II. Cronk, Chiropractor.
If it is electrical-we have it. Hey
mel Electric Shop.
Coming soon to the Fad Theatre,
Clara Kimbal Young, in The Common
Law"
Ralph Smith, of Bushnell, is another
to enroll himself as a member of the
large Register family.
DR.. Hill, the eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist will be in Bookings at the
Leon Hotel. Friday, July 9th.
A good Bookings county farm for
sale; fair building; four miles from
town; SIS per acre. VIM. Callahan.
p r.. Jackson and family. residing
near Bushnell, were Brookings visitors
or Tuesday. We are glad to enroll
them as readers of the Register.
Mrs. Grin Martinson, of Mitchell,
came from Elkton Tuesday evening.
where she has been visiting her form
or home, and Will visit with relatives
here for a week before returning home.
Mrs. b. Donahue, of Springfield, Mo,
is a visitor at the home of G.. c.. Jar
man, arriving yesterday. She was
formerly Cara Christie, a student at
State College and will be here for 4
couple of weeks.
A Mr.. Baxter, who is a theological
student and is stationed at Lake Ben
ton, Mimi, this summer in charge Of
the Episcopal church, vas a visitor at
the home of Rev. Paul Roberts, Mon
day and Tuesday
Mrs. r. NJ. Wells, mother of Mrs. r.
T.. Mccall. arrived in the city last
week from New York, whore she spent
the winter with her son and wife, DR..
and Mrs. NJ. ]. Exner. She will spend
the summer in Bookings.
Miss Marie Vahle, of Tracy, MINI,
was visiting friends in Bookings last
week on her return from Lake Madi-
son, where she was the guest of Mrs.
Mabel Irish Smith at a house party
given to a number of her friends.
The C. II. Atkinson family motored
over to Madison Monday, taking the
head of the house part of the way on
his return to inspect the various
crews of his company in their paving
contracts. Mr.. Atkinson has jobs on
hand at Madison and Yankton at pres
ent.
Miss Mabel Killing, who has been
visiting the Fred Killing home while
in charge OF the childrens work at the
Chautauqua. left Friday morning for
Glidden, Iowa, to attend another of the
circuit. She has five of these to man
age before she returns to her home
AZ Denver. Colo. Miss Killing is one
OF the faculty of Denver University.
Mrs. Geo. P. Sexauer and two daugh-
tors. Laura and Verna, who have been
away from home for a number OF
weeks visiting in Minnesota and Wis
conSin, returned to the city Tuesday
morning. Sister Belle, who has been
keeping house with Mr.. SeXauer IN
their absence. met them at the train
with many manifestations of delight
You should have seen her tail wigele
We are told by the local road com
nlittee having in charge the looking
after the Black and yellow Trail, that
the trail is in good shape both east
and west. The road to Volga is the
best il has V g been and the road east
is being built up to a permanent
highway over the flat by Commission
or Davis. Commissioner Gullick has
been doing special work in this dis
trict and we are assured that a mar
viii be kept constantly looking after
the road and keeping it in condition
rbe B%rookings township road bosses
have also placed the north road tt
Volga in fine shape, and if these high
ways are taken care of when it rains
we will hear less Of the poor approach
es to this city, Thanks. gentlemen, WI
don't own an auto, but we have
special pass emitting us to walk OF
the B. e. Y. and we shall always hops
to see 1t in shape for pedestrians, al