The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23

All KINDS OF Work cloJling, g0oC
values. at The Toggery.
Ferman Hickman is at present EN-.
ployed at the Atlas elevator.
Mrs. Harry White spent Saturday
afternoon in Bookings where she con
suited an eye specialist in regard to
some trouble with her little daugh.
ter's eyes.
Quite a number from here enjoyed
seeing Fisk O'Hara AT Brookings, Sat
urday night.
F. L. Messner made a large ship
ment of cattle and sheep from here
Saturday morning.
Miss Lulu Cusick is here from
Spring Valley. MINI. She is at pres.
ent in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Hoy,
o.. l.. Gray vas confined to the house
a day or two last week with a severe
cold. We are glad to state that he is
much better and to know that he ex
poets TO be in the shop daily from
row on.
Christ Paulo departed for Huron on
the early train Tuesday where he at
tended a meeting of railroad en-
ployees.
Mrs. Chas. Ripley and Miss Bessie
Korte were evening passengers to
Brookings Saturday.
j. NJ. and Mrs. Johnson autoed over
from Brookings Sunday. Mrs. Mary
Farley and the children accompanied
them home and remained until even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Burns enter
tanned their friend, Paul Garry of
Huron, a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hickman were
entertained at the pleasant home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Southland Sunday.
We are sorry to note that w. J.
Hahn is having trouble with his side
again this fall. 1t will perhaps neces-
state his going away TO a s%anitarium
for a while at least.
Chas. Ayres arrived here from Sta.
plies last week and is at work remod-
cling the house which he purchased
a year ago and which is known as the
Thos. Buckley home.
Miss Jensen and a gentleman friend
who recently returned from service
spent Saturday and Sunday at Clear
Lake where they were guests in the
home OF Miss J~ensen's sister.
Chas. McClemans made a trip to
Hendricks Sunday and while away he
disposed of his car.
Friends Of Miss Lucille Maritz gave
her a birthday party at her home in
Trenton Saturday evening. A pleas
ant evening was spent by several
young people, who departed at a late
hour, wishing this fair young hostess
many returns CT the day.
Jas. jerks and family motored over
from their home near the junction
Sunday and spent the day at Harry
Whites. Mrs. jerks and Mrs. White
are sisters.
VIM. L. Leary and two friends came
over from Ward Sunday morning and
with E. d. Southland and Will link
completing the party enjoyed a whole
days hunting.
e us before getting your supply
of husking mittens and gloves. The
Toggery.
Grandma Larrabee returned home
Tuesday evening from her trip to Mon
tana. Mrs. Larrabee took a severe
cold and was obliged to abandon the
of her Journey for a time
at least.
The old ~postofice which is at pres
ent occupied by our popular barber,
l.. Gray. to undergoing a general re-
pair. which will make it a very com
room for winter and an ideal
corner for the barber shop.
Mrs. F. L. Ripley and Mrs. Boyd
Lombard with Dorothy and Donald
entertained at the C. d. Lombard
home Sunday.
John j. Gum and family are enjoy
ing the comforts of a furnace which
has recently been installed in their
home. The work was done by F., l..
Pike.
DIR. Harry Stalker accompanied by
MS mother. Mrs. Jas. Stacker, departed
or their home Thursday noon enroute
5ia Chicago. DR.. Stalker is agent for
of the standard made cars, ano
to purchase one for himself
in Chicago.
Miss Bessie Korte who is EMPLOYED
It the Bank of Aurora is making her
lone at present with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Korte.
Mrs. Geo. H.. Larrabee and Miss En-.
Tungland were In Brookings on
where they enjoyed one
II the interesting numbers at the opera
A social was given by the school
Thursday evening. A short program
vas given. Many ghosts and COLLINS
we're seen and the visitors were espe-
tally interested in The Great White
The large crowd seemed to
nave a fine time.
Mrs. Allen Of Lake Benton, an old
'riend Of M. N. Burns father, spent
Saturday and Sunday in the Burns
lone. Miss Helen Matthews, cashier |
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