The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-03-30

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Mrs. Anna Woodbeck, Correspondent
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in the Emmett Cook home Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. y. Burns arrived home from
Arlington Sunday noon having spent
a week with her son. Carl and family.
Mrs. W. p. Blake was a moor pas
senger to Elkton Sunday, spending the
day with relatives and friends.
VIM. Bird of Elkton and Clara called
nj the home of Mrs. JAS. Smith Mon
day afternoon.
Fresh garden seed sold in bulk at
one-half price of packages. Haywood
Hardware Co.-Adyertisement
j. G.. McClemans was injured a few
days ago while working in his cleya-
tor. His many friends are glad to
know the injury will not prove 5eri-
Gus.
Olaf Eden and John Roberts We're
here Monday night, Mr.. Eden speak
ing on things pertaining to the com
ing primaries.
Fresh garden seed sold in bulk at
one-half price of packages. Haywood
Hardware Co.-Adycrtisement.
Mrs. Anna La Londe visited IN ne
home of Mr.. and Mrs, Fay Kirby Mon
day and took the evening train to
Brookings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Reeve came over
from Brookings Sunday on the noon
train and visited in the home Of The
formers parents until evening.
James Trail was in town Monday
and is hoping to be able to get into
the field soon.
Friends OF l.. NJ. Armstrong will tie
glad to know that he is now able 20 be
up and around again.
NJ. n. Burns was a Brookings visitor
between trains Thursday.
Homer and Orson Rexford were
called TO Spring Valley Thursday hav-
ing received word that their agei sis
ter. who had been burned recently had
passed away.
Chas. Gaukel and Fred T. Baker
were in tow Tuesday.
The lecture given at the M. K.
church Tuesday evening was quite
we'll attended.
Mrs. Fred Baker came over from
Bookings on the noon train Wednes-
day and attended r. n. A. camp.
There was a dinner given in the home
of Geo. and Mrs. Baker.
Belva Rexford returned from Min
neapolis Wednesday morning after
visiting a couple of weeks there with
relatives and friends.
Mice Mnrnarnf Holmes UaG In
Brookings between trains Wednesday
evening.
Attend the auction. Final cleanup
Bee Hive stock, Friday at 2 p. NJ
Advertisement.
Tom WEIGH and Mike Smith at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Patrick
Hurney at Elkton Wednesday.
Orson Rexford slipped and fell tC
the bottom OF the stairs leading to the
basement at Geo. II. L~enocher's
store Thursday. injuring his head
quite badly.
The committee wAo served at the
Royal Neighbor lrn~1eon wednesday
afternoon was Emm. Thornton, Clara
Messner. Grace Schmidt and Clara
Lovejoy.
Among thor.e from here who wit
messed The T-ransgressor" at the
Pleasant Hour Thursday evening were
Mrs ". P. Blake, Mrs. Mary Collins
Mrs. Jas. O'Brien. Miss Maggie Zuin'
Ian ard Mrs. y. NJ. Woodbeck.
Geo. z. and Mrs. Baker motored 10
Brookings Saturday evening and were
guests in the Fred T. Baker home.
Mrs. Lucy McRae and brother, Mr..
Brown were entertained at dinner
Sunday in the Fred Miller home.
Mrs. Dennis Maher has recovered
from her recent illness, a severe cold
which might have resulted in more
serious complications was fortunately
broken up.
Among those who attended the
birthday party given in honor of Miss
Audry Bulen Friday evening, were
Miss Parrance, Alta and Vada Bulen.
Mildred Langan and the Misses Ruby
and Fern Langner.
Master Glen Kirby entertained sew
eral of his little friends at a birthday
party Tuesday afternoon when a seven
layer cake which signified his years
was enjoyed by young friends and
schoolmates.
Miss Gladys Glen, who holds a posi-
ton in the Oldham schohols, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Glen.
Some OF our people attended the s.
s. convention at Brookings Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. nj. Sorenson, who have
spent the winter with their daughter
Mrs. Fay Kirby departed for their
home in Canada Thursday night. They
will visit a brother at Pine City, Their
continue their journey homeward.
Mrs. e. A.. Cook, Mrs. Frank l.. Mess
ner and Mrs. Elmer G. Messner at
tended Trenton Ladies Aid at Mrs
Paul Langner's Thursday. Mr.. Cool
acted as chauffeur.
Miss Lila Collins arrived home from
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