The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-07-18

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Rogers.
Mrs. Clarence Kabrud, accompan-
led by her little son and daughter,
went to DeSmet this morning to visit
over the week end with friends.
Perry Sutton was indicted by the
local board to the army school being
held at the state university at Ver-
million, leaving here on Sunday.
Mry and Mrs. Edwin E. Levi and
daughter of Beividere, H., are visit
ing with c. B. Herreman and family.
Mrs. Levi is a sister Of Mrs. Here
man.
Jacob Jaromo of Hanska, Mimi, Wis
tied in the city a couple of days the
past week, guest of his sister, Mrs.
liver Grudem. He left on his way
home Monday morning.
Mrs. Orminta Poole returned Tues
day evening from Minneapolis, where
she visited friends, and Biglow, Mimi,
where she visited her daughter. She
was accompanied home by her little
grandson.
Clifford Williamson, who was in the
Bookings hospital this spring for
some time, is at his home near Arte-
sian and is reported as being much
improved. He is a brother of Mrs. w.
J. Gilbert.
Earl Palmer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. S. Palmer, arrived from Calumet.
parents. He will leave in a few days
to take charge of a lumber yard at
one of the towns near Huron.
James lsom has responded to the
call for railroad workers and has gone
to work for the c. & n. w. railway
as a brakeman. He went TO Huron
this morning to report for a regular
assignment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Swift and two
children arrived last week from
Bridgeport, Conn, where Mr.. Swift
has been employed in a munition fac
tory. They will make their home in
Brookings for some time and Jack has
gone to work on the railroad as a
brakeman.
Several cases OF boarding -four is
being uncovered by the food admins
~tration, one in this county. We are
informed that eighteen sacks are now
at the court house in Brookings re-
covered from one party and will be
confiscated by the government. What
other penalties will be attached re-
mains to be seen.
John Tench of New York City ar
rived in Brookings Tuesday and will
spend the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sherwin. This young mar is
a son of the president of the big New
York construction company with
which Howard Sherwin is associated
and is just out of a boys seminary.
He will take a place IN the farm TO
do his bit" for his country.
Elmer F. I~verson, who manages the
Brookings Cafe for J.. c. Alexander,
was married last evening at the
Lutheran parsonage by the Rev. b. A.
Benson, to Miss Ellen F. Slubkjuer of
Lake Preston. They left on the west
bound evening train for the former
home Of the bride at Lake Preston,
to make a short visit with relatives
and friends. Elmer's many friends
wish him a happy life and extend a
welcome to the bride as a resident of
Brookings.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Rogers enter
tanned V. f. Turner, Geo. Hepner and
Irving Bacon at dinner Wednesday
evening of last week. These boys
went to enlist in the marines and Mr..
and Mrs. Rogers wanted to send them
away with a pleasant memory of their
home friends. The meal was very
simple, so Mrs. Rogers says, but the
Register has no doubt that the boys
felt the sentiment underlying the re-
past as being something more thar
the matter of food. This little cour-
tesy will be a pleasant memory for
the boys during their training and
fighting days.
Mems Oxfords, 1898 and $4.98. Gill
lespie & Rogers.