The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-02-26
Blocker s. Blocker, Chiropractors.

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settled in their new home at 712 Sixtl
street
Born, Monday, February %, to MI
and Mrs. Harry Johnson at their hom'
in this city, son.
Mrs. H. o. Erickson of Volga, Wis
tied her friend, Mrs. Chris. Belt, il
this city on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Claussen were
among the Arlington people who Wis
tied Brookings Tuesday.
w c. Ray, the Aurora druggist, Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. ]
Ray, and friends in this city Tuesday
Miss Helen Peterson, who has been
very lii for some time with pneumonia
is now reported as recovering salts
factorily
Mary Pickford in the best one OF
her career, "Heart O. the Hills" The
Pleasant Hour, Monday and Tuesday
March and 2.
Mrs. Matilda Christie and her broth
er, o. NJ Allen, left Wednesday even
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tives and friends.
Brookings high school lost to Elk.
ton high school last Friday, 80 to 16,
| in a fast game of basketball in the
college auditorium.
I. A. Moe went to Chicago Wednes-
day for a trip in which he will COM
bine business and weeks visit with
friends in the windy city"
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gudehus and
daughters, Neva and Leila, of Arlington
were Brookings visitors Tuesday, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Phelps.
Chas. f. Poole went to Lake Pres
ton Wednesday to be present at the
marriage of Miss Smith Of that city
and his brother, Art Poole, of volga.,
Mrs. F. l.. Hollabush went to Huron
Wednesday evening in response to
message informing her of the serious
illness of her sister Mrs. Georgia
Baker.
The past Noble Grand association
U. o. o. F.) will be entertained next
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. o. S. Cald
we'll, meeting at 200 o'clock for a
good, social time.
Brookings Post American Legion
basketball team beat Watertown
Legion last night, 80 to 6, in the col
lege armory. Last Friday the Brook
ings Legionaires defeated the Salem
Legion here, 19 to Is.
l. d. Aldrich of Big Stone, was an
over Sunday visitor in Brookings, Wis
iting with his son who is attending
State college. Mr.. Aldrich is publisher
of the Big Stone Headlight and is also
secretary of the state board of re-
gents.
Miss Rachael Stearns entertained the
Auction Bridge club at her pleasant
home on Fifth street last evening.
Dainty refreshments were served and
the members present pronounce it one
of the most enjoyable sessions of the |
winter
Mrs. c. A. Frad Of Canova, who had .
been here for nearly two weeks on
account of the illness of her daughter,
Miss Vida Frad, at the State college
returned Wednesday even
ng to her home, leaving her daughter
IN fair way to complete recovery.
A. b. Hansen who is located with his
,amily at Lake Worth, Fla, writes the
Register that they have had very
pleasant winter among the flowers and
With plenty Of sunshine. He adds that
here has been quite little "fiu" in
o old friends.
Mrs. G. j. Flittie was very agreeably
surprised Saturday evening by a num-
'er of old friends who remembered
he date as an anniversary of her birth
md came in with the necessary con-
tituents of good dinner and pro-
eeded to make merry as such unher-
lded guests usually do.
The Business Girls club will meet
ext Monday evening, March /, in the
library basement. The Basketry and
)lDIt SLuuy CldSScS Will De DclO, ana
large attendance is hoped for. The
bible Study class is especially inter
sting, which is under the direction
f Mrs. Porter All Business Girls are
ordially invited.
J. w. Larson of Watertown, will
Don occupy the building vacated by
he Brookings Tire Works with battery
upply service, the business to be
nown as the Battery Supply Co This
; a good location for such business
nd the Register predicts success for
ne new firm, which it Is glad to wei
ONE to this city.
DR.. and Mrs. E. c. Miller departed
Wednesday morning for New York
ity, where the doctor will enter the
ew York postgraduate medical school
nd hospital for a short course of
tudy, after which they will visit Phila-
elphia, Baltimore and Washington
ospitals. He will then go to the