The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-07-17

Olaf E1dem left sunday evening on
business trip to Pierre and Phillip
The Register has put in supply OF
the / and inch tape for the machines
recently sold to merchants by the Star
| Gummed Products Co.
Mrs. C. A. Skinner left Tuesday
morning for LeMars, Iowa. where she
will visit for several weeks at the
home of her sister, Mrs. o. NJ Bechtel
Mrs. c. E. Grill of Huron. who has
been visiting at the Hotel Leon for a
number OF days the guest of her
brother, B. A. Eastman, returned Mon
day evening to her home.
Mrs Clyde Gunsaulas and three
children of Blunt arrived the past
week from their home and will spend
about three or four weeks visiting
with Mrs. Gunsaulas' mother, Mrs.
Rebecca Shea.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Carlson and son
of Canton, were visitors during the
past week at the home of E. S. Han
son. Mr.. Carlson is a prominent law.
yer of the southern city and they left
for their home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pitcher of
Orient. Iowa, are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Rebecca Shea, the ladies be-
ing sisters. They are accompanied
by. their two daughters and will stay
during the balance of the week.
There will be special communica-
tion OF Brookings Lodge No. "a. A.
F. & A. M, at Masonic Temple, on
Thursday, July "a. Work in the Mas
ter Mason's degree. All members are
requested to be present and all visit
ing Masons in the city are cordially
invited
Misses Frances and Genevieve Hert-
gering OF Rapid City, were visitors at
the home of their friend, Miss Mar
guerite Catlett several days last week.
Miss Francis returned home on Sat
urday evening and Miss Genevieve
left on Monday evening. Miss Cat
lett entertained for her friends one
evening last week at one Of the most
delightful functions of the summer.
postal from E. A. Robinson, who
Is now at Boulder, Colo, states that
he Is enjoying the delightful climate
of Colorado with increasing vigor. He
finds that the summer there is the
warmest in thirty-seven years, but
that it is such a lovely country and
the associations and environment so
pleasant that one finds 1t agreeable
all the time. Conditions are good in
all the progressive towns of the state
and labor in great demand.
Roy Evans returned home Monday
evening, having been discharged from
the service at Camp Dodge. He land
end on this side on June 18th and
was less than . month in getting out
OF the army. He about eQualed his
record in getting across, as he was
in France in less than a month after
he left Brookings. Roy Is looking
well and apparently the life In the
army has kept him in as good phys
icai condition as ever. His friends
are all glad to see him home.
Friends Of George A. Maryland will
be glad to learn that the county com
sioners OF Hanson county recently
appropriated 100000 for the main.
tenance Of the Hanson County Farm
Bureau. This was done after the
presentation Of q large petition show
ing the great good the bureau had
been to the farmers. and compliment,
ing the work done by Mr.. Maryland
rs county agent. The many friends
OF both Mr.. and Mrs. Maryland in
Brookings congratulate them ON this
manifestation of approval Of the serv'
Ices rendered by Mr.. Mayland during
the time he has been serving Hanson
county.