The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-05-23

road Howe were married yesterday by
Justice Daniel Sharp.
A card received by his wife states
that Sergeant Fred Carlson has ar
rived safely overseas.
Albert Martinson is now with Co.
b., 63rd Engineer Corps, at Fort Ben
jamin Harrison, neal Indianapolis.
Ex-Governor Frank NJ. Byrne was in
the city yesterday looking after his
fences. He is a candidate for United
States senator.
Wallace Cameron of Estelline is
spending a few days this week visit
ing bis grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Cameron.
DR.. G.. II. Gulbrandsen has rented
the J. r. Vrenegor residence on Will
liams street and will move in about
the first of June.
Mrs. f. n. Bagley of Milwaukee,
Wis, arrived this morning and will
spend some little time in the city Wis.,
iting her nephew, Frank o. Smith.
c. l.. Ford of Highmore, arrived in
the city Tuesday morning on a bust
ness visit and to see his son., Worley
Andrews. He returns home this even
ing.
Rev. Sam Keck, who is visiting his
father and mother here, went to
Watertown Saturday and filled the pull
pit Of the Congregational church on
Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtle Ward of Watertown, ar
rived Tuesday evening from the north
and is visiting at the home Of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. e.. II.
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vinegar and
son, of W~atertown, were in the city
yesterday attending the funeral OF
Mr.. Winegar's mother. They returned
home this morning.
]. II. Hubbard, who has been with
the Beadle County Abstract Co., at
: Huron, for several months, has re
turned to the city and entered the EN-
ploy of Geo. p. Sexauer d Son.
J. II. Bushnell left this morning for
l Poynette, Wis, called there by a mes
sage saving that the wind storm OF
5 Tuesday had badly wrecked most OF
the buildings on his farm near that
< place.
5 Miss Kate Kennard has been visit
: ing with relatives and friends in the
2 city the past week and will return
5 soon to Huron, where she is making
), her home with her sister, Mrs. Alice
Sinjum.
DR.. A. N. Hume has been appointed
u chairman of a committee of the state
food administration on -four, grain and
Il mill feeds. The six other members
5 of the committee come from various
: parts Of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Swift left last
!. evening for Camp Funston to pay q
= visit to their son, Eugene, as they
: think from the letters he writes homt
that he may be ordered toward the
French front at any time.
Geo. w. Cobel and his son, Paul
left last evening for Sioux City Il
bring back the Franklin auto that Mr.
- Cobel was compelled to leave there
, on his recent return from the visit t
- Nebraska of himself and Mrs. Cobel
George Chapman died at his resi-
t. dence in the city yesterday mornln'
after a p%rotracted illness of some time
The funeral arrangements have no
d vet all been made, but it is expecte'
d that the interment will occur Satui
$ day afternoon.
Flandreau a advertised throug.
s the medium of the daily papers tina
ly there will be no county fair held ther
I'd his year. Brookings was elected
member of the N. w. Iowa and Sout
~ Dakota circuit in place Of Flandrea
re and this may have something to d
IN with the matter.
~ lens T. Jensen will leave for cam
Is Sunday, being indicted into servic
L. at his own request. He is the fourt
: employe Of the Brookings Creamer
10 to go into the service Of the natiol
and it looks as if Tom Bang had r
~ solved himself into a recruiting ST
~ ton for the government. Clarenc
" Hanson takes the place of Jensen an
:" we can look for him to get the hghtln
notion soon.
.. Prof. C. H. Brady of State Colleg
- delivered the address at the con
-, mencement exercises of the Nlbol
high school last Friday. He goes
:, Doland tomorrow for the same pu
30 pose and will also deliver the adore
30 at Elkton on May 31st. Beside pen
a pleasing speaker the profess
a