The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-22
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ing for a visit of a few days with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Button autoed
to Sioux Falls Tuesday and spent the
day visiting friends and attending TO
business matters.
s. II. McCarl left Monday evening
for Beulah, Wyoming. where he has
some land interests. and expects TO
be gone all of this week.
Mrs. Ora Weber left this morning
for her army home in Minneapolis, al
ter a pleasant visit With her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Larson.
j. p. Bogen. y. j. Bogen and A. A.
HeXam were over from Hendricks
yesterday to procure one of the State
College rams for breeding purposes.
T. l.. Chappell enjoyed a visit last
Friday with his nephew, Bert Chan-
pell, of omaha. Nebr. who stopped
over between trains to call on his
uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Mix, who have
been visiting at the home of their
son, A. +. Mix, for several weeks, re
turned to their home at White or Sat
urday.
Mrs. Chas. Severson and daughter,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. An
ma Johnson, spent Sunday visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Severson
at Aurora.
Miss Josephine Thayer. IN of the
teachers in our public schools. attend
ed the Minnesota Chicago game at
Minneapolis on Saturday and returned
home Monday morning.
J.. II. Johnson departed last evening
for Long Beach, Calf, to spend the
winter. He went by way of Omaha
and will stop at Cozad, Nebr., to visit
his daughter, Mrs. Woodwork, for n
few days.
j. 7. Sarvis writes the Register
from Mandan, n, d., to have his pa
per Sent W w dNllIlStpli, ~ ~ A|
says, Il expect to leave here in a few
days to spend the winter there in the
office of Dry Land Agriculture"
Rev. Father Shean, of Elkton was
in the city on Hobo Day, and enjoyed
the game with quite a number OF 9TH
ers from his town. Bookings is al
WAYS glad to see the reverend gentle
man and the many friends he made
during his residence here enjoy his
visits.
The Toggery began moving into
their new store on Main street this
morning. This will not interfere with
close attention to the wan and needs
of their patrons. Work is also pro-
crossing on the interior finish Of the
corner store, to be occupied by the
Taylor cigar store.
n. C. Carlson, of Arlington, at one
time a county commissioner Of Brook
ings county, and who owns some of
the best farms in the west part OF the
county, was a visitor to the city Wed
nesday. Mr.. Carlson left the farm
some years ago and moved into Arline-
ton to take life a little easier.
DR.. A. w. Hyde received a telegram
Monday evening stating that his Sis
ter. Mrs. May Fleming, of Des Moines.
Iowa. was very i'll. Another messae"
reached him this morning that was
more serious in it's import and the do
tor left on the morning train for Des
Moines. hoping to arrive in time TO
see her alive.
Work by the federal and state h'eh
wav engineers will start very 500 on
the road running south from Broos
ings along the King of Trails. w
are informed that orders TO that eli
feet have been given. This VIII "e
the first project to receive aid in th
county from the combined national,
state and county funds.
Fred Carlson writes the Rcglsf"f
from Camp Funston that the boys "
have a four days fuflough Thank
giving time and all their friends nor
are invited to go down and see then,
as they viii have plenty Of time !9H
entertaining them there, although tt'
: time is most too short for them mas
, inc trims home to see the folks.
, Geo. p. Sexauer entertained fi-
brother, Gust +. Sexauer, Of La roSs
| Wis. last Thursday and Friday. Mf.
, Sexauer is president Of he Bade'f
5 Steel Roofing Co, Of his home town.
. and one of the prominent manual
turers of Wisconsin. He enjoyed the
/ football game and college sports duT-
/ ing his stay and left for home Frlday
evening.
When Sam Cornell bought The Fad
: he assumed some tickets that had
: been sold the merchants to be used a.
t gifts in advertising their store