The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-06-13

VIM. Rumple, of Arlington, was in
the city on Friday and while here
became 4 new subscriber to the Regis.
ter.
Mrs. James Holland and daughter
came up this morning from Elkton
for a visit with her sons, j. NJ. and
w. J. Holland.
Mrs. w. Kingsbury of Edgerton. Wis
tied in the city owe last night, while
on her way TO Vienna, the guest of
Mrs. Nj. A. Turner.
Mrs. S. G. Maryland went to Mime
apolis Saturday morning to make a
visit of several weeks with her daugh-
ter, Cora, Mrs. c. q. Hoff.
Mrs. L. p. Martin of Hazen. N. D.,
and Mrs. Carrie Christensen, who have
been Visiting Miss Della Gullick, left
this morning for Watertown.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Brictson arrived
yesterday morning from Omaha and
will be in the city for several days
on a combined pleasure al business
visit.
Edward r. Bennewies left Tuesday
for Aberdeen as a delegate from the
Brookings lodge of Masons, to the an
nual meeting of the Grand Lodge at
Aberdeen.
r. +. Kerr went to Aberdeen Tues
day as a delegate to the Grand Chap
ter of the Masons Of South Dakota,
which is holding the annual session
at this time.
Mrs. ]. +. Erwin is in Aberdeen this
week as a delegate of the O. +. S. to
the meeting of the Grand Chapter of
the Order Of the Eastern Star being
held there this week.
Miss Elizabeth West finished her
visit with Bookings friends this
morning and left for Redfeld, where
she will visit until Sunday, and then
return to her home in Minneapolis.
Special music for the big war pic
ture at the Pleasant Hour this week,
will be furnished by one Of the best
known ladies' orchestras in the North
west, consisting Of piano, violin, from
bone, drum and traps.
The Rev. Paul Roberts and the Rev
w. B. Roberts autoed to Sioux Falls
this morning, in the latter's car, tC
attend the meeting Of the Episcopal
convention of the state which meets
there the last of the week.
Mrs. c. H. Fricke returned the frs,
of the week from Pine Ridge where
she went with her daughter, Mrs. B. A
Dunbar, who recently made a visit
here with her parents. The trip was
made over by auto and back by rail
Hon. Geo. Wright, secretary of thu
State Council of Defense, is expected
here TO address the Commercial Clul
at its regular meeting tomorrow, Fri
day, night. He will talk on the mar
ner in which it is proposed to enforce
the fight or work law.
The Rev. and Mrs. w. B. Robert!
autoed from their home at Dallas
west of the Missouri river, on Tues
day, a distance Of 268 miles, in about
eleven hours. They are visiting a,
the home of the Rev. Paul Roberts
the gentlemen being brothers.
Miss Lila Skinner, who is profes
sor of home economies at the State
University of Ohio, at Columbus, re
turned home Sunday evening for the
summer vacation. Miss Skinner in
tends spending part Of the time in the
Black Hills for a period of rest and
recreation.
Miss Vera Lee returned last Thurs.
day afternoon from her school work
at Nicola, Iowa, and will spend the
summer at home. She was accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Scrog
gin, who brought her home in their
auto. The latter couple left for Nicola
on the I'll trip Monday.
John Berge. one of the older settlers
of Brookings county, died at his home
in the city on Monday. The funera
service was held yesterday n the
interment was at the cemetery, con
nected with the Lake Campbell Luth
eran church, which is located On The
homestead taken by Mr.. Berge. NJ
obituary notice of the deceased ha:
been furnished the Register, but h
was an old timer here and well ant
favorably known by many.
ANGEL Berzzerianos, better known
to Brookings people as James Bow
, ers, the manager Of the Brooking.
j, Candy Co, left Sunday morning TO
!. st. Paul to enlist in the Marine Corps
: Jim, as he is known to everyone
[ is a naturalized Greek, and a fine spec
l linen of manhood. He will make
splendid addition to the list Of me-
t Brookings has sent into the service