The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-08-05

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Have you got yours insured? Kabrud
Bros. Insurance Agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Kingsbury and
daughter, Lois, of Sioux Falls, ar
rived Monday for visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Herman.
Robert Phelps, foreman of the me-
chanical department of the Register,
is taking a vacation, the first he has
been able to take in three years.
DR.. and Mrs. Olaf Bergeim of Phila-
delphia. left for their home last
Thursday after spending a week here
visiting Mr.. Bergeim's parents, Mr.
and Mrs p j. Bergeim.
Mrs. L. L. Lamb and Miss Bee Boiler
left Wednesday for their home at
Fauikton after a short visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. McDear-
mon.
Rev. and Mrs. F. c. Norman and
children from Window, Mimi, arrived
by auto Monday evening for visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Oh
son. They expect to stay a week
Mrs. Geo. Rude and daughter, Ida,
left Tuesday morning for Minneapolis
for visit with Mrs. Rude's daughter,
Mrs. Noethe. Mrs Rude will return
soon, but Ida will make an extended
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Hart of the
Curtis hotel, Minneapolis, have been
staying at the Hotel Leon and visiting
! friends at Brookings and Lake Pres
ton and Bushnell. They made the
trip from Minneapolis by auto
The Rotary club ball team bit the
dust before the young boys team at
the fair grounds Tuesday evening, los
! ing to the young phenoms by score
of to IL. The two teams will meet
again next Thursday in a decisive con.
test, the losing side to furnish feed
for the winners.
M. Z. Culhane is here from Mime
apolis and will remain about ten days
looking after matters in connection
with the removal of his office equip
ment to that city. He reports the
family nicely settled in their new
home and expects to be able to open
his offices there about the first OF
September.
! e. c. Olson was in the city yester-
day attending to business matters in
connection with the local store, Olson
Graves Co. Mr. Olson just returned
! from Los Angeles, Cal, where the fam
! lily are now making their home. lie
reports his father-inLlaw, Ed. Williams
poor health.
F. H. Mailey was around Wednes-
day afternoon exhibiting a potato vine
that had fifteen little potatoes sprout
ing out of tho branches instead of the
roots. Mr. Mailey says he never saw
nor heard tell of anything like it be
fore in all his twenty years experience
with potatoes.
Miss Grace Bennett Wynn, who re
Gently resigned her position as in
structor in voice at State college, left
Tuesday night for Minneapolis, Mimi.
to take up her work as director o.
community singing in the school o
agriculture of the University of Min
nesota. Miss Wynn will be greatly
missed by her friends in Brookings
On Thursday afternoon at the Higl
school building all boys and girls whC
have Joined the Brookings Garden clut
will meet with their officers, Nj
Beard and Superintendent Johnson t
arrange for a tour of inspection anC
such other plans to enable the GardeI
club to arrange satisfactory work III
to and including fair week
Prof. n. Z. Hansen invites everyone
to come and see the tree fern from
Mexico recently arrived at the Stat
college greenhouse. This is a NATIVE
of the tropical part of Mexico. In it.
native home it forms a stem ten t,
fifteen feet in height The young spec
linen at the greenhouse has not formet
a central stem, but the very larg
leaves show their beauty.