The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-12-12
Blocker & Blocker, Chiropractors.

Blocker & Blocker, Ch%iropractors.
1t will pay to read Mandeville's ad.
Have you tried those Hot Chocolates
at Nolan's Drug Store.
The Victory is won. Show his pic
ture in a Victory Locket. Mitchell,
the JeWeler.
G.. G.. Koenig and family of Water
town, were Sunday guests at the c.
H. Atkinson home.
Chocolate Shop-Chocolates in gen
uine California Redwood boxes for
sale at the f. C. Nolan Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Korte of Coal
Harbor, N. d., arrived in the city Sat
urday and will make Brookings their
home for the future.
Miss Beulah Seeber, one of our pub
lie school teachers, departed last even
ing for her home at Waterloo, Wis,
by way of Minneapolis and st. Paul.
The Register understands that
Lieut.. Einar Anderson has applied for
a commission in the regular army and
has been accepted and given the grade
of second lieutenant.
Robt. WEIGH, a State College in
structor, who has been at Camp Tay-
lor, left this morning for Decatur,
ILL.,, to spend the holiday season with
his people.
Louis Yeager and Miss Rose LandOn
were married yesterday afternoon by
Justice Sharp. This young couple are
from Iroquois and returned to their
home on the evening train.
There Is another urgent call for
books for the soldiers in the camps.
The librarian at the Public Library
will gladly receive books and they
will be shipped next week.
A postal card received by Gladys
butcher yesterday conveys the infor,
nation that her brother, Capt. r. a.
butcher, had been ordered to Camp
Meade, Md, as nutrition officer.
Letters received today state that the
Hanson brothers and Lawrence Fos-
sum, all of this city, on the fighting
drive, are we'll and enjoying the va.
cation afforded by the armistice.
Mrs. r. A. Mark and baby will leave
this evening for ST. Paul to spend the
holiday season with her parents. Mr.
Mark will join them later for the
Christmas dinner, and bring them
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mathews and
Miss Margery leave this evening fol-
Greeley, Colo, where they will spend
Christmas with their daughter, Cor
nelia. Later they will go on to Cal
ifornia for the balance of the winter
Van d. Fishback returned home
Tuesday evening from officers tram
ing camp, a little reduced in weight
Van saws it all depends on who~is the
mess boss, and part of the time theil
mess man was not all that could DC
desired. He had a big time with plen
ty of hard work, but is rather glad tC
be back.
Vincent Chappell tells the Reglste
that Bernard Sheehan, formerly O
State College, is doing ine as assist
ant professor of agronomy in oregon
and his work is getting him consld
cradle high mention in educationa
circles. The state and the college
are proud of these continued successe'
of our boys.
During the time that the churchc
Of Brookings will be closed the space
usually occupied by church announce
ments and Sunday topics will be dc
voted to a s~ermonette which Will D.
prepared by one of the pastors OF IN
several churches of the city and VIII
no well worth reading. The Reglste
regrets that it is unable to devot
more space to these sermonettes' bn
the crowded condition OF its column
at this time of year forbids. We mn
that our financial as well as u spill
itual welfare has to be considered