The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-04-17
Local and Personal
Or. e. w. Forsee, Osteopath.

Or. e. w. Forsee, O~steopath.
Buy your Chick Starter of the Hey
wood Hdw. Co.
Furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Phone 254.
Foot Specialist at The Boot Shop.
Monday and Tuesday. See the ad.
The Haywood Hdw. Co. of Brook.
ings want a young la in their EN-
ploy who desires to learn the hard
ware business. Call at once.
Mrs. Patrick Hurney came up from
the farm home near Elkton and Wis
tied over Sunday with her daughters,
Mrs. ]. j. Connolly and Mrs. Mark
Connolly.
Edna Riley, contralto, soloist in
concert, with the South Dakota State
College Symphony Orchestra, College
auditorium, Tuesday evening, April
%. Admission so cents.
Siyert Simonson went to Osceola,
Kingsbury county, last week and sold
p quarter section of land he owned
there for the sum of $3.50 per acre,
He returned home Saturday evening.
Bert Wix was a brief visitor in the
city Monday, on his way from Lake
Preston to Rochester, Mimi, where
he went to be with a former army
Mayo Clinic.
Geo. Maryland, county agent for
Hanson county, arrived Saturday
evening from Alexandria and is spend
ing the week in the city attending to
business matters at State College and
visiting friends.
Prof. j. w. Wilson of State College,
left Monday morning for Atlantic,
Iowa, to attend a large sale Of Aber-
deem Angus cattle. He intended buy
ing several high class animals to be
added to the college herd and will re-
turn home some time later this week,
Mrs. W. l.. Paul returned home
Tuesday from Sioux Falls, where she
has been for a week visiting at the
home of her son. Walter l.. Paul. She
was accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Maryland, of Alexandria. who
will make a visit at the home of her
parents.
Mrs. Margaret Avery entertained at
her home this last week, from Satur-
day to Monday morning, two sisters
of her mother, Mrs. J. F.. Runkle Of
Belle PLANE, Iowa, and Mrs. M. j.
Quinn of Colorado Springs, Colo. The
ladies left Monday morning on the east
bound train.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. b. O'Hair have re-
ceived word that their son, Carl, who
is attending high school at Greencas-
tie, Indiana, has won the silver cup
in the oratorical contest for the fifth
district of the state. Carl will be
one Of the participants in the state
contest to be held at Bloomington,
Ind, on the 25th of this month.
Charles Davis, who lately returned
from overseas, where he "a in the
engineer corps Of the army service,
went to Bushnell Monday to meet Off
Gals of the Rock Island road and ar
range for taking the contract to fur
nish ballast gravel for the roadbed
to be used on this end of the division
running from Ellsworth to Watertown.
Homer Eexford left Tuesday morn
ing for Spring Valley, Mimi, to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Edwin w.
tRexford, the body being brought from
Berkeley, Calf, for interment. Ed
win Rexford was a brother of Homer,
who will be remembered by many of
the older residents as once living at
Aurora. He passed On a few years
ago and now his widow is taken to
join him.
On Sunday next the Daily Huronite
of Huron, will put out the first Issue
of it's Sunday edition. It's news ser
vice for this edition will be up to a
late hour Saturday night and it will
have a comic section, a South Dakota
news section and the usual story fea-
lures of a Sunday paper. New presses
have been installed to take care Of
this addition to the family of South
Dakota Sunday papers.
Lieut.. E. V. Wills left Monday morn
ing for Chicago, where he has been
advised that his papers have been sent
all ready signed for his discharged
from the aviation corps of the army.
He will at once return to his position
with the Pierce-Arrow Auto Co. where
he is employed in the service depart
ment looking after the electric-light-
ing and starting systems On the ma
chimes sold by this company. He was
glad of his early return to civil life
and employment and promised to come
back home for the county fair. or at
least by next Christmas.