The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-01-10

months departed for Fairbury, Iowa,
Thursday evening.
G. II. Barfield loaded a car for Min.
nesota Tuesday and Wednesday.
VIII Karte and Francis Collins were
in B~rookings Friday evening and took
In the show.
Mrs. j. NJ. Johnson. Helen, Claire
Loyejoy and Mrs. n. Lovejoy were
Brookings shoppers Thursday morn.
ing between trains.
Russell Washburn and grandmother
left Friday morning for Farnhalmvillr
Iowa, after visiting relatives and
friends during the Christmas vaca.
ton.
w. G. Ray was doing business at
the county seat Monday.
f. Miss Anna Korte was a SUNDAY
guest at the parental home returnine
to Bookings Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Violet Bane and baby are en-.
joying a few days stay at the home
of Mrs. Bane's sister, Mrs. Bud MOI.
ris.
Among those from Brookings who
attended the funeral of the late w. II
L%arrabee, were Homer Rexford, M
and Mrs. j II. Bushnell and Mrs. Ma
tie Aldrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Pauls and the
children ate New Years dinner at The
home of b. f. Pauls in Trenton.
Master Wayne Miller was a guest
in the home of Mrs. Mary Hazelwood
a couple Of days last week.
j. w. Collins ooh his son, Charlie.
to Brookings one day last week in
order that he might consult a special
ist in regard to the lads eye which
has been giving him some trouble of
late 1t is hoped he may improve
daily from now on.
Mrs. Nora Miller and Mavis came
down from Volga Sunday remaining
for the day at II. VI. Cooks. the form.
er's parents home, returning home in
the evening. Master Wayne, who has
spent his school vacation here accom-
panied them home.
Sergeant Ferman Hickman and Pri
yate Lloyd Miller returned to their
post OF duty at their respective camps
after a brief furlough of only forty.
eight hours.
Word comes to us now of the ap-
pointment of Willie Quinlan to the
Office of corporal. Both North and
South Dakota lads are still c~ontinuing
TO make good.
Clarence Pike is in possession
of some wolf hounds" which arrived
here recently. w. G. Ray and Clar-
ence were testing their skill Sunday.
and are determined to get the wolves
that have been a nuisance in this Vi
entity for some time.
Mrs. J. b. Southland and sister,
Blanche, departed Friday for Mason
City. Iowa, after a brief visit at their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Phillips.
Mrs. Southland left the children for an
other weeks visit at their grandpar-
ent's home.
Mrs. &. II. Larrabee entered st.
Mary's hospital at Rochester, MINI.
Sunday and was operated on Tuesday
for tumor. Her condition is reported
as favorable.
Chas. Martinson of Brookings ex-
poets 70 put in a fine line of groceries
here. He has. we understand. rented
the store building in the new brick
block, which will make an ideal bust
ness center. May success greet him
at every turn.
Lee Comstock was a visitor in town
Tuesday. looking after business mat
ters.
DR.. Foster has received his commits
sion in the army medical corps and
has been ordered to Fort Riley, Kan.
He leaves Friday evening and his
wife will accompany him as far as her
mothers home in Iowa to remain dur
ing the doctors term of service. Au-
rora regrets to have these good peo-
pie leave us, but the country needs
our doctor and we are glad to make
a sacrifice.
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