The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-03-18

Greenhouse.
A. A. Larson was a passenger on the
evening train for Madison.
/ The Barnett & Son sale has been
postponed to Monday, March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Gerde of Volga,
visited Brookings friends Wednesday
/ Miss Minnie Van der Waal of Volga,
was a shopping visitor in Brookings
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. E. Wallen and Mrs. B. Aid,
rich of Volga, were Brookings visitors
Wednesday.
Trombone for sale-Conn trombone,
in good condition. See C. f. Atkinson
& Tolagson.
Come and enjoy good laugh at
College Auditorium, March "a Ad-
mission, so cents.
Mrs. Geo. Cole, who has been visit
ing friends in Minneapolis, returned
home the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Harrington Ie-
turned last week from their winter
visit to California and the coast
Oscar Paulson of Brandt, was among
the out of town visitors in attendance
upon the Junior prom" last evening.
Mutual Benefit Of Newark, invites
comparison with any Company in the
world. Horace NJ. Aver, District Agent
Mrs. Anna Newell of Ivanhoe, MINI,
arrived Wednesday evening on a visit
with the family Of her brother, w. p.
Ennis.
Life Insurance is the most technical
and scientific business in the world
Buy from a man who gives all his time
TO it ard ,.,l give satisfaction.
Life Insurance is the most technical
and SCIENTIFIC business in the world.
Buy from man who gives all his time
to it. and can give satisfaction.
Hugh Howell last week purchased
the interest Of his partner, Clair Cald-
well, in the garage on Third street
they had heretofore owned jointly, and
Mr. Howell will conduct the business
alone.
The Hub store sales force had two
members withdrawn from service this
week by illness Miss Sara King has
not been on duty since last week, and
Shirley Barton, who let surgeon cut
out his tonsils Monday, probably will
not be again at work before next week.
The New Telephone Directory goes
to press about April 1st. Phone or
hand in all changes wanted made. If
you are going to move, let us know
name. initials, street address, adver-
tising, anything and everything YOU
want changed in the New Directory.
Tel 499
The Business Girls club supper,
which had been planned for last Mon
day, was postponed until next Mon
day evening, because of the failure
of the electric lights in the City library
basement. where the supper was to
have been served. The light trouble
was due to the big wind" breaking
service wires last Monday evening.
Prof. /. B. Johnson, formerly county
agent leader and connected with State
college, left Brookings Sunday for his
new home at Pennington, Mimi, and
Mrs. Johnson followed on Wednesday.
Mr.. Johnson will no doubt make a
model farm of their new home in Min
nesota, where he will engage in the
breeding of Holstein cattle and Duroc
hogs.
A number of cases Of scarlet fever
in this, city have recently been re-
ported, practically all among students
living in the college dormitories, but
none have been considered very seri-
Gus and practically all are now con-
valescent. There has also been what
may be considered the normal number
of cases of measles and mumps, and
very few of whooping cough through
out the city, but taken altogether the
information that comes to the Register
is to the effect that since the subsi-
dence of the influenza epidemic sew
eral weeks ago the general health of
the community is unusually good.