The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-08-01

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a splendid addition TO that stree, Of
beautiful residences.
Mrs. W. r. Roskie arrived lis,
evening from Wisconsin, where she
has been since early last winter. and
will probably remain in Brookings and
be at her home for some little time
Harriet. only daughter of Prof J
Malcolm Aldrich Of the Minneapolis
City schools. arrived this morning for
a long visit with her erandmothrr
Mrs. NJ. B Aldrich, and her aunt, MS.
Inez Madden
The many friends of Mrs. Charles
Keith viii be glad to know that sire
is recovering from the operation per
formed al the hospital last THURSDAY.
and is doing finely and has every
chance for a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. Ray, accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. G. r Caldwell
Of Lake Preston. who have been WISH.
ing them. autoed 10 Gary on Sunday
and spent the day at the home OF NJ.
and Mrs. Vine. Mr. and Mrs. Cadwcu
returned 10 Lake Preston on Sunday
evening
Phillip Schlarb left last evening for
Midland, where he viii take charge Of
the management Of the ranch belong
ing to DR.. A. ". Hyde Mr.. SchIarb
has been the manager of the Miles
Cigar Factory, and his place is TEN
porarily taken by John Nolan, while
J. G Miles is on his farm attending
10 the harvesting of. the crops.
Z. E Sedan end family, who have
been occupying the Baptist parsonage.
will 10 Flandreau the first Of
next week, where M. Sedan will taxi
charge of a lumber yard. BrookinzS
Red Cross chapter viii miss Mrs
Sedan, as she has been one of the
most active workers in its activities.
both here and at Bushnell. her form
er home.
Horace Campbell left this mornine
for Rochester, MINI, where he will
visit over Sunday with his g~randpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Haber, and on
Monday will 90 to the Twin Cities to
enlist in the Marine Corps, trying if
possible to get into the band section
OF h corps. A big bunch of his
friends wore Of tho train m uich hic
good luck and give him a send-off.
Horace is a fine musician and will be
an acquisition to the band and to the
corps.
The Rev. Emanuel Lovold, an evan
gelist of the Seventh Day Adventists
Church, will hold meetings all next
week, beginning Sunday, in a tent
erected on the lot opposite the Register
office. The services are in the Nor.
wegian language. Martin Soil. a form
er resident of Brookings accompanies
the evangelist and helps with the SER
vices. Mr.. Soil is well known to many
of the older residents, having been
one of the printers working on the
Sgd Dakota Ekko, when that paper
was published from the same building
now occupied by the Register.
Lieut.. A. w. Drew, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, arrived this
morning from Minneapolis and are at
the home of Mrs. Drew's mother, Mrs.
j. l.. Colgrove. DR.. Drew will leave
Sunday evening for FIT. O%glethorpe,
Ga, where he has been ordered to re-
port for active duty with the Medical
Corps. Mrs. Drew and daughter will
make their home in Brookings with
Mrs. Colgrove until the return of the
doctor from servics. They were ac-
companied by Lois Towne, daughter
of Prof. and Mrs. Judson R. Towne
of Minneapolis. who is a niece of Mrs.
Colgrove and who will make a visit
in the city with relatives for some 1T
tie time.
Miss Frances Carlisle left Friday
evening for Fort Sill. near Lawton.
Oklahoma. where the first of this
week she was married to Sergt. Larue
Case. a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Case, OF Watertown. She was Joined
en- route by the mother of the groom,
who accompanied her to Fort Sill and
present at the ceremony. Mrs.
Case will remain for the present with
her husband and when he Is ordered
abroad will return to Bookings to
make her home with her parents, SEN
ator and Mrs. M. G.. Carlisle, during
his service overseas. The Register
joins with the many friends OF these
young people in wishing them the best
of futures. They are both former stu.
dents of State College. Mrs. Case be.
ing one Of the brightest of the music
pupils graduated from the department
of music.