The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21
Local and Personal
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Large assortment of hammocks.
Price $500 up, at Kendall's.
A. Glidden left Monday morning for
a visit at his old home at Worthwhile.
expecting to be gone a couple of
weeks.
Beautiful building lots, nine blocks
from p%ostohice, five blocks from Cor
loge campus. Easy payments. No
interest. No taxes. John II. Roberts.
Miss Dorothy Sherwood. who has
been visiting her sister, Carleton
Sherwood, one Of the college teaching
force, returned to her home at Clark
Saturday evening.
Rev. Father Dooley LEFT for Cham
berlain Monday morning, where he
Will spend the week at Columbus Col
lege, in a retreat for the priests of
the Roman Catholic diocese of Sioux
Falls.
"h'Ni dlNA Bdptl ItNtlNtN from
John Whitmus indicate that he is at
Jerome, Idaho, whore he went TO take
a position as linotype operator on a
weekly newspaper. How he likes the
country will probably be told by him
later,
Attention is called to the play
grounds in the school house park,
which are open daily to the children.
and at certain hours with Miss
Frances Knutson in charge. Mothers
are urged by the Child Conservation
League to send the little ones and
make use Of this great opportunity.
Horace F~ishback. Jr., has sailed
from New York City for England. He
and another young man, both employ
ed by the National City Bank of New
York, go to the London office of the
International Banking Corporation,
which is the foreign end OF the City
Bank. 1t will be a week or be
fore the home folks "a hear as to his
safe arrival. The duration OF his stay
abroad is unknown. but probably for
several months.
Ireton. Iowa, was well represented
last week by visitors in the city. Ell
mer Wright and wife, visited with his
sister, Mrs. ]. NJ. Stewart. They
were accompanied by Raymond
Steele. Weaver Karr, a son and Miss
Mable Karr. a niece of NJ. A Kari,
were also in the city staying with
the latter named gentleman. The
party returned by auto on Saturday,
and took Blanche, the little daughter
Of Col. Stewart, to visit her grand
parents az Ireton.
Miss Sylvia Clisby. late of the mus-
ic faculty of the State College, was
married on June 18th, at her home in
Parker, to Mr.. Monroe A. Neal, Of
Bomanville. Ontario. This happy
event is the elimination Of a friend
ship formed while these two We're
students at Oberlin Conservatory Of
Music. in Ohio. Since leaving Ober-
lin Miss Clisby has been teaching
music and last year was at our local
institution. She made many friends
and they will all wish her the bright
est Of futures, The couple will make
their home at Bomanville, ontario,
where Mr.. Neal is manager for the
GOODYEAR Rubber Company.
DR.. A. ". Hyde went by train FIJI
dav evening to his farm at Green
Lake. MINI. and returned with Hara
in the Ford on Saturday evening. On
their way back they stopped at Gran
tie Falls for lunch and left Max
the well known canine member Of the
Hyde family, in charge of the car. On
their return they found him MISSING
and cleaned from inquiries thai an
auto party of men and women was
seer leaving town about that time
with a dog Of Max's description in the
machine. The doctor has offered a re-
ward for the finding Of the dog, for
while he was a valuable animal, ne
was also esteemed as a friend by all
the family.