The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-01-03
Local and Personal
J. 4. Brooke. Local and News Editor. Phone Ii

Get your pictures framed at Oyloe's
VIM. S. Hart in Between Men," a
The Fad Monday and Tuesday, Jan
9TH and 9th.
William Farnum in The Conquer
or a great production. Pleasan'
Hour, Friday and Saturday, January
( and 5.
Cecil Brodt. of Rice Lake. Wis, ar
rived Saturday for a visit of a sholr
time at the home of his aunt. Mrs
a. j. Kendall.
Miss Mary Blakely, who teaches
school in Argo township. has beer
spending the vacation period at hel
home in the city.
Ross Davis, a freshman at the col
lege from Lead, is spending hi,
Christmas vacation with Gilbert Gil
b%ertson, south Of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ainsworth, who
have been spending Christmas viii
their parents in the city, returned tc
Ames, Iowa, Saturday morning.
Mrs. Earl McKeown, a daughter OF
Mrs. Geo. Etting and whose home i.
near White, gave birth to a fine baby
boy at the local hospital a week age
Saturday.
Miss Ida A. Gilbertson returned
Saturday from Arlington, where she
has been spending a few days VISITING
with her friends. Miss Gunderson and
Mrs. Helen Atwood.
oscar Hanson went to Butierfeli
Mimi. Friday to accompany his wife
on her return from spending the hol
days at the home Of her parents
They returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Boehmer spent
Christmas at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Cobel, parents Of Mrs.
Boehmer. Mr.. Boehmer returned to
his home at Lincoln, Nebr., Thursday
evening. while his wife will remain
LOT Il lOISeT NlSlj.
Frank NJ. Kroner Jr. left Tuesday
morning for Ann Arbor, Mich, to re
sumo his studies as a law student in
the University of Michigan. Frank
will graduate in June, unless the Sc
lective draft calls him sooner to take
a turn at working for Uncle Sam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Duff and their
youngest daughter, Edna. left Friday
evening for Hawthorne, Calf, 70
spend the balance of the winter. On
the way they will stop over for a few
days and visit their daughter, Kate,
Mrs. Isom. who lives at River Sioux.
Iowa. near Missouri Valley Junction
Miss Addie HOch and William L.
Holland, both of Elkton, We're married
last week at the home of Geo. W
Hoch, the brides father. Rev. Faith.
er Shean performed the ceremony
The bride is well known TO a number
of Bookings people and the groom Is
a brother of j. NJ. Holland, of the
Quality Market.
Guy Austin, who was recommended
for the officers training camp from the
state college. left Saturday morning
for Battle Greek, Mich, to enter the
work. Guy is n of the best young
men that the city has seen grow VI
in her midst and has qualifications
that will make him a valuable officer
in our new armies. He has the best
wishes OF his many friends for a sue
cessful career.
A card from Coal Harbor. n. d.
tells us that Mr., and Mrs. Howard
Stedman and Fred Messerschmidt
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mr..
Fay Atkinson and enjoyed their fine
hospitality. The visitors arrived in
their auto and had a splendid ride
with the exception of the radiator
freezing twice On the way. Mr.. Sted'
man has sworn off using his car until
he fills it with anti-freeze of some
kind. The weather there is cold and
very changeable. dropping ifty-hye
degrees in tw%enty-four hours.