The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-07-01

Get your Fecto at Anderson's drug
store
Change of ownership sale. See page
4. Cole Mercantile Co.
Fecto is cheaper, better, and clearn-
er than Chloride of Lime.
Mrs. Lillian Handwerk left Monday
for Eureka for visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hoffman.
Horace NJ. Aver writes Mutual Bene-
fit Life Insurance The best Protection
for seventy-fve years.
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock doors
open to the change of ownership sale.
Cole Mercantile Co.
Mrs. H. F. Bibby was called to her
old home at Blanchburg, Wis, Sunday
by the death of her father.
Silk and Georgette dresses-values
to $42.5O at $1S.75 Change of owner
ship sale. Cole Mercantile Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Manley ChampHn and
two daughters left for Aberdeen Mon
day morning for few days visit.
Mrs. Harriet Reuter- and two chill
dren arrived from White Monday
evening and are visiting for few
days at the home of Mrs. V. l.. McGill
l. J. Bibby left for Lake Okoboji
Iowa, last Saturday and brought Mrs
Bibby and their baby home Monday
Their daughter, Mary Ellen, will re
main for a longer outing with hel
grandmother, MrsJ. F. Erwin.
The Register has received an an
nouncement Of the marriage of Miss
Genevieve Gullick, daughter of the
late Tom Gullick of this city, to Edgar
c. Kruger at Chicago on Wednesday
May 26 The couple nave made theiI
home in Chicago.
The campfire girls returned Monday
night from Lake Madison, where the!
spent most enjoyable weeks outing
Venie Orhrans, Hortense Ziegler, Her
mine Mathews, Betty Brown, Evadnt
Shuck, Hazel Mears, Leah WinegaI
and Mrs. E. r. Series composed the
party.
Word has been received of th
death of Mrs. II. II. CatrOn. nee Susie
Bennett, at Tuscon, Arizona, on Tues
day, June 90. The funeral will be helt
today. Mrs. Catron was native o
this city and spent her childhood here
Old citizens will remember her as ;
ward OF the late Mrs. M. B. Wimsey
and all will be grieved to learn of he
death.
The electric circuit of the class
bells at State College was short cir
cuited by the storm and heated th'
coils and the bells red hot when the!
were discovered by the night watch
man and Albert Sem, who works il
the college printing Office. The woo'
mounting of the bells was smolderin
from the heat and might have re
suited in a serious fire had it not beel
discovered.
We have it on the authority c
!. Proff R. f. Kerr, who can always
: relied upon for authentic data on a
! matters of public interest, that tn
rainfall for the month Of June thi
. year is 205 inches less than that c
< last year But while the rainfall wa
$ less this year than last it has raine
great deal oftener which makes
! seem that there was more rain thi
2 year than usual. This does not II
: clude the shower Of last evening.
g In spite OF the rain storm abou
twenty-five guests attended the part
S at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. "
l Catlett in honor OF their son, Blanc
Y and his friend Mr.. McCanna OF Lar
f sing, Mich, last evening. The affai
proved to be one of the jolliest an
= liveliest OF any this season. Dancin
. was one of the pleasant features c
: the entertainment Light refreshment
e were served. Bland Catlett and Nj
McCanna have a claim in Montan
I and will leave soon to spend thre
r months there