The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-03-13

with his wrists in
irons and while be
ing whirled along in
a motor car along a steep cliff, DELHI
erately wrenches the steering whee.
in the hands of the sheriff and hurls
the car down the cliff. thus taking life
against liberty at odds of about 1000
to /. This thrilling scene is filmed
in the second episode of The Man
Of Might" Aurora Movie. Saturday
March 18th.
Nels Hahn and family arc moving
TO what was known as the Buckley
house, being obliged to yacate the
rooms in the Rexford building on &C.
count of the lease TO Mr. Doren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim Starman have
been enjoying a visit from a niece.
She returned to her home at West
Concord. MINI. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l. Messner were
noon passengers Monday enroute to
Elkton where they were called on
business. returning on the evening
train.
Catholic services were held here
Sunday by Rev. Fr. Dooley, and it be-
ing the first Sunday in Lent, the lenten
regulations were read.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banghart and Mr.. and
Mrs. Formanek and son spent Sunday
at the LAmpster home in Trenton.
Miss Mae Noodle came up from Elk
ton on the evening train Sunday. re-
naming until midnight with friends.
Mrs. Z. ]. Ray was over from Brook
ings one day the fore part of the week
and spent a few hours the guest of
her son, W. G., and family.
Frances Collins, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ". Collins, is experiencing an at
tack of FLU" Francis is taking a bust
ness course at Mankato, MINI.
DR.. J. W. Foster is a very busy pro-
fessional man at present. People won
der how they eyer got along without
him.
Mrs. NJ. J. Culhane with Avis and
"dAiHc hISllcu ONcI ouLucs Win iSld-
tives here.
Glen Kirby did business in Elkton
Saturday, returning Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mary Judd and Jerry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Parks and baby were guests
in the J. p. Allstot home over Sunday.
c. o. Kirby has been seriously in
disposed of late and down to
Rochester Tuesday night to consult
the Mayos in regard to his health.
The Trenton Ladies' Aid gave Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Allstott a party at the
home of F. L. Messner Saturday ven
ing. A pretty leather rocker was pre-
scented the bride and groom.
Miss Holmes. the teacher employed
in what Is known as the Camp school,
was a passenger TO Brookings Satur-
day evening. spending Sunday with
home folks.
Mrs. Dora Carbine accompanied by
Mrs. Cotton, came down from Estel-
line Saturday night remaining until
Monday morning at the home of Mrs.
Carbine's mother and sister, Mrs. Ida
Cook and Mrs. E. A. Miller.
Mrs. Frank Wulf and son, Charles,
were in Brookings Saturday between
trains.
Mrs. o. J. Baker and Miss Lulu
Cusick were shopping in Brookings
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary, Hiltz, or grandma" as
she is more familiarly called, cele-
brated her 8Oth birthday February
2sth. and as the date fell upon the last
regular monthly meeting of the Royal
Neighbors, grandma" was rendered a
reception al the lodge hall after the
regular order Of business. This ven
cradle and highly esteemed neighbor
favored those present with one Of her
usual good talks. closing with a beau
tiful reading entitled 1.-THE Last Leaf"
A dainty supper was served in her
honor and many good wishes ex.
pressed with hopes of having her pres
emit a year from that date.
Mrs. Mary Early and children are
at present at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. :. NJ. Johnson. Mrs. Early and
the children expect to occupy the
house now leased to e. Smith, and VIII
take possession as soon as Mr.. Smith
will ind It convenient I omove.
A recent communication received
by Miss Lilah Collins from her cousin,