The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson and katic
spent sunday at S. W. Chilson's al
Bushnell.
Mrs. \. Zimmerman and daughter.
Mrs. Rolla Hawkins, arrived home
from Parker the first Of the week
where they spent a few days with rel
atiyes.
A phone was installed at the res
dence Of Lars p. Nielsen Wednesday,.
Number 325 red
J r Phillips had a very sick hor.
one day this week, but we are glal
TO report it has recovered.
Mrs r f. Morris is spending a few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
Geo. Hoeffling, east Of town.
Miss Ayleene Baldwin departed FIR.
day for Minnesota. whore she will r..
sumo school duties which had bee
postponed for some time on account
of illness.
Delmar. the little son Of Mr.. am
Mrs. Guy f. Thornton, is recoverin
from a painful indisposition caused
by his teeth.
Blacksmith w. S. Wilkinson is very
busy these days shoeing horses ha}-
ing more work than he can possibly
do.
The owners of the wolf hounds
would caution farmers to be careful
not to shoot these valued animals mi.
taking them for dogs.
Miss caroline Korte is in Brooking-
at present in the home Of w. l.. Mall
and family.
Miss Sena Nielsen was a guest in
the Christiansen home in Brookings
a couple of days this week.
Miss Maggie Thornton came down
from Badger Saturday noon RETURNING
to her school Sunday morning.
Miss Helen Johnson, who attends
high school at Brookings, was a call
er at school Friday afternoon.
VIM. Schaeffer, who is employed at
Jarvis hardware store at Brookings
spent Sunday here with his parents.
Cal Burns was a guest at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N.
Burns, Sunday,
Mr.. Beckstrom left Wednesday for
his home in Wyoming. Mrs. Beck.
/ CT ron, will rnp,o;n For n faur 6auc lon o.
er at the home Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. f. Phillips.
Herman Schultz, the faithful EN-
ploye of f. l.. Messner. spent Sunday
a guest Of relatives a few miles from
tC"n.
Miss Verna Lunschen expects soon
to leave here and go to Elkton where
she expects to learn dressmaking.
Mrs. l.. Messner took the early train
to Brookings Tuesday morning spend
ing the greater part of the day taking
advantage of the many sales which
are now on at the several stores.
Mrs. Chester Severson entertained
the Ladies' Aid Thursday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Foster. A delicious
supper was served and a silver offer
ing presented Mrs. Foster, who has
been a faithful worker in church and
who will be greatly missed by all in
terested in NJ. f. church and Ladies'
Aid.
O. j. Baker and Jas. Biggar We're
in Sioux Falls on business one day
last week.
Mike Sutton and a couple Of friends
arrived here from Sioux Falls Satur-
day morning on the early train, en-
Toying the time of twelve hours for
the trip from that city here.
DR.. and Mrs. Foster left Friday
night for Arlington, Iowa, where Mrs.
Foster will remain at the home of her
parents, during the doctors time of
service.
Rev. w. S. Cummins had the mis-
fortune TO lose one of his horses Sun
day.
Miss Lucille Baker is nov organist
at the NJ. E. church since Mrs. Fosters
going away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goldsburg We're
suburban visitors Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Kirby kept Mrs. Ned
Maher company while the latter's hus-
band made a trip TO Balatin Tuesday,
We regret to have omitted the name
of Mrs. Mary Collins, elected as man
ager for three years at the r. n. \.
election a week ago.
January 18th. 1901, \. NJ. Woodbeck
made his first trip as rural carrier
out of this place and has been in ac-
tive service during the period Of sew
enteen years, having V missed a
day from sickness during all this time.
]. w. Collins has been far from
we'll the past week and is suffering
from his usual bad attack Of bronchi-
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