The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-08-25

Miss NJ. Joerns, milliner at Haun s,
has returned from st. Paul, MINI.
where she spent a months vacation
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Pearce and fam.
lily Of Black River Falls. Wis, are
spending a couple weeks visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry o. Arne'
son. Mrs. Pearce is a sister of Mr..
Arneson.
Mrs. Kathryn Crowley and son. Mar.
shall, of Minneapolis, Mimi, left last
week for their home after a visit IN
Brookings at the home of Mrs. Crow
ley's mother, Mrs. Thos. Madden, and
her sister, Mrs. T. c. Akin.
Miss Hazel Hermanson of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, left Tuesday morning for
her home after spending a few days
in this city visiting with her friend,
Miss Esther Brown. Miss Hermanson
was formerly a student at State col,
lege.
A travelling comedian gave a free
street attraction on Main street on
Tuesday evening before a large crowd.
His entertainment consisted of comedy
talk, popular songs and gymnastics.
He proved to be a very good contor-
zionist. He makes his expenses by
taking up collections.
The Aberdeen Journal Tuesday said,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul w. KieSer and
POrtia Elizabeth, Jr., are visitors in
Aberdeen where Miss Portia is being
introduced to Aberdeen friends and
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Kieser are
former residents Of Aberdeen and are
now making their home in BrOOkings.
months, the pride of the Kieser family,
The party drove over from Big Stone
lake where they have been on a vaca-
ton for a few days"
Prof. Cameron Gullette returned
Monday with his bride from Athens,
Ohio, where they were married last
week. They have started housekeep-
inc in the fiat over POOlc'S barber
shop. Prof. Gullette is instructor in
foreign languages at the high school
and at State college for the coming
school year. The wedding, we under
stand, was a large affair, testifying to
the popularity and esteem in which
shey were held in Athens. Friends
here extend a cordial welcome to the
hri1n onI wich thnno much hnnninncc
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Kendall returned
Tuesday from an extended motoring
tour through South Dakota and Mime
sofa which proved to be a delightful
way to spend their vacation. They
went first to Webster where they Wis
tied a few days and then they took
the Yellowstone trail to Minneapolis,
Mimi, where the ticket agents con-
v~ention was in session. Mr.. Kendall,
who usually makes it a point to attend
the conventions Of the ticket agents.
could not be bothered over his motor
ing costume and took in the three
day meeting just as he was.
A description of the accident which
befell Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. McCarl re-
Gently is given in the Dell Rapids
Tribune as follows: Mrs. McCarl, a
woman of Brookings, is at the Dell
Rapids hospital with three broken
ribs and a number of bruises, the re-
suit of IN automobile accident at the
Morris Fitzgerald farm north of town
one night last week. The woman, with
her husband and grandson, were tray-
cling to Sioux Falls after night. At
the Fitzgerald place some one had
stopped ahead of them, leaving their
Ford car standing in the road without
lights. The McCarl car crashed into
the Ford and the occupants were
thrown out with considerable violence.
Mrs. McCarl was quite badly injured
but the others were not seriously hurt
The Dell Rapids Rebekah lodge have
been looking after Mrs. McCarI's com.
fort she being noble grand of the lodge
at B~rookings."