The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-03-07

The Rev. Paul Roberts made a trip
to Lake Benton, Mimi, Monday.
f. w. Smith, the Arlington attorney,
was a visitor in the city on Friday.
One half net proceeds of tomorrow's
show at Fad goes to Business Girls
Club.
Carl O. Quail returned Thursday
evening from a business trip to New
Tim. MINI.
+. II. SeXauer returned home Satur-
day morning from a business trip to
the Twin Cities.
+. G.. Montgomery went to Water
town by auto last Saturday and re-
turned the same day.
y. p. Emily returned to North Dako-
Ia the last Of the week after a visit at
the home of Louis Eber1ein.
\ fine baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Elliott at the Deaconess
Hospital yesterday morning.
+. j. Ellis left Saturday morning
for a business trip to Farley, Iowa, ex-
pecting to be gone about ten days.
Thursday, March 18th, is the next
Brookinss date of DR., Frudenfeld, the
Madison eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist.
". l. Mall, accompanied by his
father, W. A. Mall, went to Lake Pres
tnn uoCtorlor D1nrnjpo M 1nnE over
some farm lands.
f. A. Mitchell has moved his family
into their new home on Williams street.
He recently purchased the modern
home of Harold Davis.
The College Orchestra in concert at
the College Auditorium Friday evening
March the Sth, at Sis O'Clock. Ad-
mission only 25 cents.
Mrs. G.. w. Cobel will leave tomor-
row evening for Lincoln, Nebr., to visit
her daughter, Mrs. f. c. Boehmer. She
will be gone for a couple of weeks.
Prof. f. A. Brown left yesterday
morning for West Liberty, Iowa, where
he goes to address a large meeting OF
Iowa teachers. He will return Sunday.
Yesterday morning an auto party
composed of r. H. Bartlett, G. e. Poole,
f. H. Carlisle and Chas. Seyerson, left
for Sioux Falls to take in the big auto
show now going on.
Mrs. Anna Woodbeck, of Aurora,
was a visitor in the city Saturday
morning. She is giving her active at
tention to the sale Of war and thrift
stamps in Aurora and vicinity.
This morning Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Allison and Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Peddi-
cord left in the Allison touring car for
the Sioux Falls auto show. They ex-
pect to remain over until Saturday.
j. Rhutasel, now living with his fam
lily at De Kalb, H., arrived in the city
Friday morning to spend several days
> attending to business matters. He re-
ports the family as being well and en-
joying life in their new home.
Herman Gednalski arrived Friday
night from his home at Mott, N. ID,
and will make about a weeks visit
with his brother and friends. He is in
: the next draft in North Dakota and ey-
poets to be called soon to go to camp.
Four girls in the journalism class at
!, State College have had articles accep-
ted for publication in prominent jour
nails, Miss Jessie Caldwell, of this
item sem to the Capper publications
at Topeka, Kansas.
James II. Shepard left Friday morn
ing on his return to his duties as a
government inspector of high eXplo-
sives, at the works near Allentown,
!, Pa. Mrs. Shepard did not accompany
! her husband when he was called 10
, his fathers funeral as it was neces-
=, sary for him to have some one il
: charge of his papers during his alb
sence, and she to an extent took his
: place.
l Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ID. Shepard left
) Saturday morning for New Brunswick,
: n. j., where Bert is an inspector for
:, the war department in the manufac-
= ture of smokeless powder. The works
are at Parlin, a suburb, and the Shep-
t ards make their home in the larger
, city. Mrs. Shepard has been spending
9 a month with her parents at Omaha.
2 and was called here by the death cf
l Prof. Shepard.
The I. O. O. F. Lodge are reported to
have purchased the east sixty five feet
of the two lots owned by G.. A. Bis1-
) man at the corner Of Third avenue
and Fifth street. This location is now
, occupied by a machine shop operated
5 BY Z. F. Barton. and is only a half
block from Main street. Whether they
intend building the coming summer is