The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-02-12
Local and Personal
w. F. Johnston, Local and News Editor Phone Il

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machines, carbon paper,
/ Mrs. p j. Murphy went to White
Tuesday to visit her sister.
( Don't forget the Fem sale on Feb
IS. See their ad in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Schulz of White,
were Brookings visitors on Friday.
The Avery Tractor School will be
held at the City Hall, Feb. II and IS.
The Conquering Man" Baptist
church, Sunday night. Success series.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Wilson went
Z Tuesday to Aurora to visit relatives.
The public library will be open Sat
urday and Sunday afternoons and regu-
larly thereafter.
! Miss Esther Irish of Madison, Wis,
arrived here Wednesday evening for
short visit with relatives.
Roy Sloan, who resides on Route
Three, called to renew his subscrip-
ton to the Register on Tuesday.
Mary Pickford will be at the Fad
three nights, beginning next Monday
Read the display ad on page IL in this
issue
Miss Genevieve Murphy returned
home from Aurora Tuesday after a
short visit with her aunt, Mrs. S. A.
Pettinger.
T. G.. Haugen of the Toggery, has
been quite sick since his return from
Chicago a week ago, but is again able
to be about.
Miss Irene Dunno, assistant state
leader of Boys and Girls club work
left Tuesday evening for McCook
county, where she will do organizing
work among the young people of that
county.
Arthur Burdick of Rowley, Ia, who
has been at Buffalo, looking after af
fairs on farm he owns there, stopped
off Sunday in Brookings and visited
until Wednesday with his friend, Geo
E. Perkins.
NJ w. Crapser returned Sunday from
Milbank, where he has been engaged
in building a residence for his son-in-
law, Bob Hanrahan. Now that he is
again at home he will be employed
by A. J. Dokken.
w. H. Conklin came up from Sioux
Falls yesterday and will again make
Brookings his home His health has
not been good for some time and until
he gets stronger he will not attempt
to engage in business.
w. H. Walters and John H. Roberts,
who are interested in the real estate
business, have moved into the room un-
der the new National bank and an
nounce that they are now better pre-
pared than ever before to take care of
all business in their line. Their new Of
flee is certainly a great improvement
over their former location on Main
street and their friends are congratu-
lating them upon the change.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. McFadden ar
rived in Brookings Tuesday and will
remain here two or three weeks as
guests of Mrs. McFadden's mother,
Mrs. c. Blakeslee. Mr.. McFadden, who
is employed as an extension worker
for State college, has been for about
two months in Washington, d. c., on
official business, and while there he
was accompanied by Mrs. McFaddep.
After their visit here they will return
to Highmore, where Mr. McFadden
Wi, resume his work in charge of a
state experiment farm.
In renewing his subscription to the
Register Prof. E. d. Stivers, formerly
connected with the State college in
Brookings, and now with the Alabama
Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, writes
that, 1--WE have been pleased to read
about all the improvements that have
taken place in Brookings since we
left. suppose it looks very much like
city now with pavements and the
new lights. We are delighted with
our work here in Alabama and espe-
cially appreciate the mild weather that
we have. the more SO when we read
about your 200 below zero weather"