The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-04-06
AURORA
Mrs.. Anna Woodbeek. Correspondent
Phone 40 Blue

Phone 40 Blue
Frank Formanek transacted BUSH
ness in Brookings between trains Fri
day.
Mrs. Geo. Larrabee and Miss Emma
Tungland were morning passengers
10 Brookings Wednesday.
A tew from this vicinity attended
the funeral Of Thss. Mccarthy which
was held in Elkton Friday morning.
wm Korte departed for Minneapo-
lis last week, where he has a position
offered
NJ p. and Mrs. Culhane with Avis
and Maxine attended church here
Sunday and were guests Of Mrs. Hiltz
and Miss Ida Cook
Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Allstot are the
proud parents Of q nine and one-halt
pound son, born Sunday night.
Miss Lila Collins and Miss Belva
Rertord were Brookings shoppers
Saturday evening.
Chas. Jacobson was a guest in the
VI. Lzss@n home Sunday.
Mrs. John Mcmillan vas over from
Bushnell Saturday TO meet a friend
from EgteIline.
Mr.. and Mrs l. P. Anlnons we're
entertained IN the Milan ". McCoy
home Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mra Bud Morris aid the
eh1lcrs1 wsrs en- toEn Tuesday syszd-
ing pan q i5@ DAP With M zz6 Mrk.
Prank G8sz-
Mrs z 4 Cook vas 81 afternoon
caller Sunday IL Ire ho-ns u H.. and
Mrs. Z G.. EssE1e-.
RnsseIl N,aEaburn Is BON q partner
in his fathers business Interests. ".
n. Washbzrn has been handling fUy-
nltnre and hardware
Bryan Eariey Is al present employed
I'm the Washbwn place Of business
repairing harness and making himself
bsth useful and agreeable in this place
OF business.
Mrs. K. ID. Southland has been on
the sick list but is slightly improved
at present
Many Of our residents are indebted
10 j. g. McCiemmens, by whose prae~
tical efforts, hard coal was furnished
10 several families whose supply was
exhausted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hud Mckinney and
little daughter were callers in the vii
lage Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve spent Friday In
the home Of their son. Ray and family.
The r. w. Messner and 4. W. Hick-
man sale, held here Saturday drew a
large crowd. Everything was said 70
have sold well
G. II. S~anderson visited at the home
OF his son. Il. G. Sanderson and fam
lily Saturday.
Ben Williams and Jack Cross were
traders here Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. link and the girls were
early morning passengers TO Brook
ings Saturday. returning on the late
train,
Miss Rowley OF Brookings was over
one day last week in the interests OF
anti-tubercnlosis, having charge OF the
county In the care and prevention OF
this dreaded disease.
Mrs. Ida Cook, Mrs. M. p. Culhane,
Avis and Maxine were shopping In
Bookings between trains Saturday
evening.
We are sorry to see II. w. Hick,
man getting around on crutches these
days. He unfortunately stepped upon
a nail which has caused much pain
for several days past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Foley were pas.
z to Brookings on the early
train Monday and spent the day at
tending to business interests.
Orson Rexford returned from Spring
Valley Saturday evening, where he
was called by the death of an aged
sister.
Miss Doris Ripley and a friend from
Thomas spent Sunday at the home OF
Mrs. C.. s. Ripley.
DIR. Foster was called to the home
OF L.. L. Anderson last week to pre-
scribe for an uncle Of the latter. who
was iii.
Jas. o,Brien and Ben Handler have
lust completed . small house on the
Mn. Jas. Gum farm. which VIII b
occupied this summer by John Gum
Who has leased the land.
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SnnnI,o 4 de ids&I sfrsngthener en-
bo6y builder cor old folks because /