The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-04-26

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Mrs. J. S. Smith, who was quite Ill
last week, is reported much better at
present.
Mrs. Frank House, Of Blunt, spent
a few days last week with relatives IN
the city.
Our car will call at any time. Simply
call our No. 81. The Toggery, Dry
Cleaners.
Miss Dollie Colliton, of Minneapolis,
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Culhane Jr.
Rev. J. d. Grull of the Reformed
church at Volga was a visitor in the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. E.. Bacon has been visiting
her son, DR.. f. V. Bacon, and family
at Estelline.
This is cleanup week in the city
and it is hoped that all will join the
cleanup brigade.
Boys shoes, sizes 8 to 1872, $1.9S;
and sizes one to 51A, s2.4S. Gillespie q
R0PerS, FOOLnJCPTS.
Miss Clara Eide, of Huron, visited
a few days last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Eide.
Attorney Wallace f. Purdy returned
Saturday from Waterfowl where he
had beer on legal business.
Col. r. S. Gleason, of the American
Book Co, was here from Sioux Falls
Tuesday on business matters.
w. II. Conklin has purchased the
brick residence west Of the Leon Hotel
and will occupy it as a home.
Mrs. Jas. Pike went to De Smet
Thursday to spend several weeks car
ing for a sick lady at that point.
Mrs. Fl. B. Sorenson, of Aurora, was
brought here Wednesday Of last week
for treatment at the local hospital.
Mrs. F. w. Case was operated on at
the hospital Saturday afternoon for
acute appendicitis. She Is doing nicely.
Mrs. J.. B. Heymer arrived from
Cherokee, Iowa, Thursday night. The
Heymers now occupy the Pilmer cot
tage.
Frank Summerside, of Redfeld,
spent the day Friday a guest at the
w. NJ. Cheever home. He is a cousin
of Mrs. Cheever.
Mrs. NJ. f. st. John, of Portage, Wis,
who had been a guest at the w. NJ.
Cheeyer home. left Friday evening for
Pierre to visit friends there.
Miss Rose Corcoran, of F~landreau,
and her sister, Mrs. Thos. Cassidy, of
Elkton, spent a day or two last week
with Mrs. Joseph Enright in the city.
w. Mcknight on the left ankle and
fractured it. He is under his ply
s~ician's care and will be laid up for
some time.
DR.. Harry Sayre has gone to Iowa
and Illinois to purchase a bunch of full
blood Percheron mares to- place on
his stock farm near this city. He viii
be gone about a week.
The Lutheran college choir ut Can
ton gave a very high classed musicale
at the Lutheran church here Friday
evening which was listened to by a
large and appreciative audience.
J. ID. Hafer, of Vermillion, was be
fore the pharmacy board here Friday
trying to have his druggists liquor
license renewed. 1t seem he had
some trouble over the matter recently.
The corner stone Of the new court
house at Clear Lake was laid yester-
day. Judge Sherwood was the orator
of the Occasion~and all the bands in
the county were present to furnish
music.
Water back of the cellar wall at NJ.
G.. Carlisle's residence broke through
Thursday night and tumbled down
part of the brick wall. He had about
three inches Of water in the cellar
next morning.
The chambers term of the circuit
court closed Thursday evening and
Judge Sherwood returned to his home
at Clark. He took the Brookings Il
Sioux Falls Ry. cases under advise
ment and will render his decision later.
Mrs. Jack Vrenegor came up the
first of the week from Flandreau
where she had been visiting her par
ents. She drove a new Overland road
ster through for her sister Minnie who
expects to spend most of the summer
here.
Guy Little and bride was here Thurs.
day visiting his aunt. Mrs. Patterson,
and a number Of friends in the city.
Mr.. Little is now located at Brandt
where he conducts a drug store. Mr..
and Mrs. Little were on their honey
moon trip.
John Caveny, residing near White,
was in tho cify FRIDAY and Cot,rdoy