The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-08-29

Special Trouser Sale at The Tog-
gerry next Saturday.
c. A. Poole returned from a trip to
Sioux Falls yesterday.
DR.. Hess of Estelline, was in the
city on professional business yester-
day.
If you want 2-colored typewriter rib
bons for your machine call at the Reg.
lister office.
forge Knutson, residing near the
few days. He is better today.
Miss Avis Turner returned home
this week from a visit with friends
at Sioux Falls since last Friday.
Mrs. Leonard Walters left for Camp
Dodge Friday to visit a couple of
weeks with her husband, who is in
camp at that place.
Bernard Kleen of Bruce, and Miss
Martha Kamm of Minneapolis, were
granted a license to wed by the clerk
of courts this week.
Herman Schumm and Miss Myrtle
Bergh Of Volga, were married at the
NJ. L. parsonage Tuesday about noon,
by the pastor. Rev. l. NJ. Hargett.
Miss Gertie Behmer of Elkton was
a visitor a couple of days this week
at the home of her uncle, Thomas
Fogarty, and her cousin, Mrs. J. ].
Connolly.
Mrs, Clarence Kabrud and two
children returned home last evening
from Mankato, where they have been
visiting the relatives of both Mr.. and
Mrs. Kabrud.
Mrs. Alta Moore returned home
Saturday evening from her visit to
the north Pacific coast. She enjoyed
the trip and especially the opportunity
to visit with many former residents
of this county. They are all in SEEM
ing good health.
Mrs. John Swenehart has received
an interesting letter from her sister,
who resides at Detroit. Mich, and in
which she says that altogether they
now have enlisted for this great war
twenty-one nephews and grand
nephews, eight Of whom are now in
France. This might be called some
~Rooseveltian val record.
Mrs. Florence Citing, and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Glen Wiley. returned home
Monday evening from their trip to the
coast. On the way back they stopped
at Livingston, Mont, to visit Mrs.
Hanna, a sister of Mrs. Etting, but
found that she had left for her vaca-
they gave up the effort and came on
home.
Miss Bessie Chappell left last even
ing for Las Vegas, New Mexico, to re-
sumo her duties as professor of home
economies in the State Normal locat-
ed there. She will be joined at Omaha
by a former school friend who is going
west to teach and they will make the
longer part of the journey together.
Miss Chappell spent most of her va
cation at home resting for the coming
years work.
r. f. Chenoweth, who with his fam
lily have been making Bookings their
home for several years. return today
to Wolsey, his old home, and where
for over twenty years he was engaged
in the banking business. The son Of
Mr.. Chenoweth is now in France and
he feels that he must return to VOL
sey to take charge of their interests
in that part of the state. The family
will be missed here in Brookings
where they have made many friends
in their brief residence among us.
The w. G. T. u. convention will oc-
cur in Bookings on September 18th
to 18th, inclusive. In addition to Mrs.
Vayhinger, state president of Indiana,
and Lieut.. Gov. McMasters, as speak
ers, Miss Louise HOLSTER Of Chica-
20, a national representative, will also
make an address. The Viking Mand-
skor will furnish the music for the
Sunday afternoon meeting at the col
lege auditorium and Governor McMast-
ers will be the speaker. A service
flag will also be dedicated during the
session.