The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-08-11

lege, moved his family from Huron tc
Brookings last week and have settled
at SOC Third street. AS one OF the
first necessities to good housekeeping
Mr.. Mccullough dropped into the Reg
lister office this week and entered his
name on our subscription list.
Chaplain Guy p. Squires drove two
hundred miles last Sunday and con-
Quoted two funeral services for sol.
diers whose bodies had been returned
from France. The first funeral was
at Winfred and from there he drove
to Hurley to conduct the second. Both
of the dead heroes were members of
the c~haplain's regiment overseas and
he conducted their funerals during the
war when they were first buried in
France.
William L. Logue, salesman for
Swift & Co. and Miss Marjorie Girls
void, matron at State college, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Lois Griswold Of Brook
ings, were united in marriage Wednes-
day morning by Father f. Y. Dooley.
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Pittenger. They will be at home
in Brookings after October l. Both
bride and groom are we'll known and
highly respected young people Of this
city and their large circle of friends
wish them a long life of happiness
and prosperity.
Citizens of Brookings should make
every effort 10 leave a good impress
sion on the visiting members of the
South Dakota Press association by
showing our best examples of Brook.
ings' hospitality. The editors are nat
urally close observers and our good
points will not escape attention. They
will carry their impressions into every
community in the state and it is to
the interest of every citizen hat they
carry a good impression, both as to
the appearance Of u city and the
expression of community spirit.
T. II. Jeffery of Fesenden, n. D., ar.
rived in Brookings last Friday and will
become actively engaged as vice-presi.
dent of the First National bank of
Brookings. having purchased the stock
of o. o. Olson, retiring v~ice-president.
Mr.. Jeffery is a well known banker and
has had wide experience in banking
for many years both in North Dakota
and South Dakota. Mrs. Jeffrey is a
graduate of the University Of South
Dakota anu is an accomplished must
clan. Mr.. Olson, although retiring
from the position Of vice-president,
will remain with the bank for some
time yet.
The state w. G.. T. U. convention
closed at Waterfowl Monday even
ing after a successful four-day session.
Mrs. Flora A. Mitchell of Brookings,
state president Of the organization,
and several delegates from this city
were present at the meetings. Mrs.
Mitchell was unanimously reelected
state president for the coming year.
The past year was the best year in
the unions history. Over six hundred
new members had been gained during
the year and much important work
had been accomplished. While the
keynote Of the convention was law
enforcement and Americanization,
great stress was placed on child wei
fare, Sabbath observance and narcotic
laws.
Ray Atkinson, son Of Mrs. Ella At
kinson Of this city, was married
Wednesday morning to Miss Esther
Fjerestad. at the brides home in Elk.
ton. 1t was a simple home wedding
with only the immediate relatives pres
ent After a wedding breakfast the
young couple left for Minneapolis,
Mimi, on their wedding trip. They will
make their home ut Redwood Falls,
Mimi, where the groom has i position
On the high school faculty. The bride
Is a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. p.
Fjerestad OF Elkton, and a graduate
Of the University of South Dakota. The
groom Is well known In Brookings. be
ing a graduate OF State college. During
the last year he has been teaching In
the high school at Washington Springs.
Congratulations and best wishes OF all
Brookings friends are extended to the
happily welded pair.
Nv. q. S.