The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-10-17
Local and Personal
DR.. B. H. Sayre, local veterinarian
J. r. Brooke, Local and News Editor. Phone LII

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Rev. William Bullock, Presbyterian
pastor Of Volga, was a visitor in the
city this past week on work connected
with the Red Cross.
Tuesday morning for Fargo. N. d.
where the parents of Mrs. Holland re-
side, for an extended visit.
Mrs. B. j. Bjerum returned home Sat
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
O.. ID. Plumb, at Arlinton.
S. c. Cornell is taking advantage
of the enforced closing of "The Fad"
and went to the Twin Cities Sunday
morning for a combined business and
pleasure visit.
Don't forget the w. r. C. dinner and
hog sale for the benefit Of the Red
Cross at the Fair Grounds on October
28th. J. B. Biggar donates a fine an
imal for this sale and it should bring
big money.
c. d. Kendall was faid up for a
couple of days with ptomaine poison
ing but having got the best of the
trouble is around the store again. Mrs.
Kendall is now down with the prevail
ing disease, influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Pollock, who
drove from Gearing, Iowa, a couple Of
weeks ago and were then joined by
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Wyckoffs from the
north the last of last week. they left
for their Iowa home on Sunday.
Mesdames A. S. Harding, B. A. Dun
bar, f. ID. Stivers, Weaver and Hughes,
spent a couple of days last week in
Sioux Falls attending the meeting Of
the State Federation Of Woman's Club.
They were delegates from the Faculty
Womans' Club.
At the Tom Maher sale, to be held
at the pavilion at Brookings County
Fair Grounds on Oct. 29th, a fine bull
donated by Mr.. Maher, will be sold
for the benefit of the Red Cross Am
bulance Fund, be sure and be there
and help boost the bull.
Irwin Lee, son of John Lee Of Volga,
who has been a student at State Col
lege for a couple of years, was sent
this week to the officers training
school at Waco, Texas. He is good ma
terial for an officer and his commits
sion will come in due course of time.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. /. Stearns have
,D,,Al frA,@ +1,., 6 ,., ro,th - Tho
city, into the residence they recently
purchased of A. Fry, on Fifth street.
They are getting comfortably fixed,
but Henry says that there are too
many noises in town that keep work
ing all night, and he finds it hard to
sleep. With a little patience he ex-
poets to get used to his new surround
ings.
4 letter from S. II. Rradwell at
Washington advises us that we had
the date Of the wedding and the name
of the bride wrong in announce
ment Of his recent marriage. Sylvester
II. Bardwell and Miss Gala C. John
son were married in Minneapolis, Sep
TENDER 10th. and are now at home TO
their friends at 437 H. Street, N. w.
in Washington, d C.. Our congratula-
tions hold good just the same, if our
original informant was in some ways
wrong about the facts.
Palmer Johnson left last Friday for
Camp Macarthur. Texas. to enter an
officers training camp. He was at
Fort Sheridan, Ill, and had reported
at State College for duty. but with
seven others who had the training at
the fort was ordered to the officers
camp for further training. The others
are John Roos of Tulare. Clifford Peck
of Hazel, Otto Jones Of Frankfort,
Peter Hermanson of Tyler. Herbert
Andt of Leola. Ernest Utterbach OF
Huron and Harley Boorman of How
ard.