The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-04-20

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M ed E-a L s. Barnett were
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Miss PlL4s Mckinney, who lzs
Da-1 assisting with household duties
ID -Ae " K Al.stot home s.1c4 t1s
arrival q TIE .ttle Sol. returned home
Saturday even ng.
Mss WIaifrsd Haska was Z genla!
assistant II the store ot 2. D. Wright
Saturday.
H. A Hoy, Geo Il Thornton, II. 3.
Sevsrson and Mrs. G. 5. Ripley we're
evening passengers TO Brookings Sat.
urday.
Mrs. NJ A. mccoy VAS a Brookings
shopper between trains Wednesday
evening.
Miss Emma T~rlngland called at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Frank Manim
Sunday 10 see her IEue nephew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ford called at
the y. NJ. WOodbeck home Monday
evening.
Mrs. +. O'Bren and children were
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and Mrs. Early a few days last week.
Geo. II. Larrabee and his mother,
Mrs. VIM. II. Larrabee. were Sunday
afternoon guests In the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. A. Finnerty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Trail were In town
Saturday. Mrs. Trail called on some
friends that afternoon.
Mrs. J. NJ. Johnson and Helen were
pleasant callers Sunday In the Mrs.
Mary Early and NJ. NJ. Woodbeck
homes.
Mrs. II. G.. Messner and Miss Kittie
Byrne were Brookings shoppers Sat
urday. Mrs. Messner had some den.
tai work done.
High grade, 19-inch leather horse
collars, $500 each. Haywood Hard
ware Co.-Advertisement.
Ask some OF the members Of the
X. N. A. drill team where they pur
chased their Easter bonnet.
n. A. and Mrs. Miller. Wayne, Mavis
called at the homes of Grandma Hiltz
and Mrs. Ida Cook.
+. l.. Messner. was an early morn
Ing passenger to Watertown Friday,
returning on the late train.
III. A. Hoy returned from Hot
Springs Thursday noon, after spend
ing about three months i'm that vicin-
ity.
Theodore Schultz arrived here Sun
day from Sheldon, Iowa, to visit a
few days with relatives and friends.
Miss Margaret Quinlan and Miss
Bin Madison motored to Lake Ben
ton Sunday with friends from Rec
Heights.
Miss Edna Lunschen visited a few
days with Miss Lila Collins, before
leaving for Huron. where she will at
tend commercial college.
Mr.. Geo. Carmen left for Watertown
Saturday night after a few days visit
with friends and relatives. He Ia en-
ployed with his uncle Geo. Carmen II
a welding shop.
Mr.. n Mrs. III. b. Severson, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. A. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milan M. Mccoy, Mrs. Beva Baker
and Miss Lila Collins were among
those who Witnessed the interesting
picture at Brookings Thursday night.
Miss Edna Johnson came over from
Brookings Saturday and spent Sunday
at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Maher trans
acted business in Brookings Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs, Earl Baty. Mrs. Ed Nebendahl.
Miss Nellie Clark and Abner Smith
motored here from Moody county
Friday and did their shopping.
The Royal Neighbor team went
down to Ekten Thursday and as
s,sfed in the work OF initiating a class
taken in by the Elkton camp. They
report a pleasant day and are loud
m praise Of the splendid hospitality
abown them by their Elkton neigh
bors. Fifteen members OF Sunshine
camp accompanied the team to Elk
ton.
We want to sell you paint. varnish
"a Muresco for your spring cleanup.
1890 Hardware Co,-Advertise.
7ment.