The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-02-16
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land Friday noon for a brief visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. f.. W. Hickman came over
from Brookings Friday remaining un.
til Sunday, the guest of her husband.
Mrs. NJ. n. Burns, Mrs. George II.
Larrabee and Miss Emma Tungland
were at Brookings Tuesday evening
and witnessed the picture at The Fad.
Dennis Maher and Jimmy Biggar
took the early train Tuesday for Nit
chell, where they went to attend a
Duroc Jersey hog sale.
The f. A.. Miller family were in
from Trenton Wednesday. Earl at
tended /. o. o. F. lodge, while Mrs.
Miller and children visited at Grand
ma Hiltzer's.
E. G. S%anderson with the appre-
ciated assistance of his neighbors, has
now his summer supply of ice stored.
Miss Shirley Hahn is assisting with
house hold duties at present in the
home of E. ID. Southland.
We are glad to note that William
Foelke, carrier on route No. 1 is able
to be at his post again.
The hour for Sunday school until
further notice will be at 2:3O p. RI.
with church services Immediately
afterwards.
Mrs. ID. B. Doner vas entertained at
Sunday dinner in the pleasant home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Zimmerman.
Mrs. Fred T. Baker came over Fri
day to see Clubbing a Husband and
was a guest in the Wilkinson and
Woodbeck homes until Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Nina Cole returned from
Bookings Saturday evening after
spending the day with friends.
Lee Comstock and Harold Knutson,
managers Of the Bank Of Bushnell.
also Mr.. Hansen and Faulkner re-
turned to their homes on the evening
passenger Saturday.
Mrs. James O'Brien spent Tuesday
evening, between trains at the home
Of her sister. Mrs. S. A. Pettenger at
Brookings.
N. Fl. Gutteboe and J. G, McClemans
enjoyed seeing over the HILL" Tues
day evening at Bookings.
Mrs. Scofield, mother of ID. A. Sco-
field returned to her home at Pine
City, Mimi, Saturday, after spending
several weeks in the home of her son.
l.. c. Potratz of Canova is the new
assistant at the Bank of Aurora.
II. b. and Mrs. Severson were eve
ming passengers to Brookings Satur,
day.
The play put on by local talent at
the hall Friday night was a decided
success. A splendid crowd was in at
tendance considering that the night
was very cold and stormy. Every one
present seemed to have enjoyed it
immensely.
A community dance will be given
at the hall Feb. "a. Basket supper.
Let us cooperate.
e. A. Miller was called to Arlington
Saturday by the serious illness of his
sister. Mr.. Miller returned Sunday
night and informs us that very little
hope is held out for her
Miss Lucille Zimmerman entertained
her Sabbath school class at luncheon
Saturday between the hours of 2 and
4 o'clock. The table was Hastily dec.
Grated in st. Valentines favorite
colors and with Miss Lucille as hostess
we venture to say that the little tots
enjoyed thoroughly this rare treat.
Mrs. N. H. Guttaboe, Mrs. J.. G. Nc.
Clemans, Mrs. Frank Neal, Mrs. Mary
Collins and Mrs. Anna Woodbeck
were evening passengers to Brook
ings Wednesday, where they went to
see the popular picture Of the week at
The Fad.
Mrs. f. d. Southland had a narrow
escape from a severe injury one day
this week. when after having cleaned
the gasoline stove and emptying the
remaining contents into a pail which
stood nearby, Mrs. Southland applied
a lighted match to the stove, the gaso-
line in the pail became ignited and
while endeavoring to remove the pail
the unfortunate lady's hand was
burned quite badly. DR.. Foster was
called to dress the wound and It IL
hoped no more serious results will
follow.
Mrs. Frank Glen, Jr.. entertained
several Of her young friends at a 2
o'clock dinner Saturday evening, the