The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-02-02
AURORA


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Miss Beatrice Amelias and Miss AL
ma Ramley, students at State College
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Burns.
Among those who attended the fun
eral of Thos. O'Brien at Flandreau
i, Monday were j. G. McClemans, F. l.
Messner, G.. d. Chcatham, Geo. f
Baker and Brian Farley.
Miss Gertrude Ryan and Miss Flor.
enCe Kemper came over from Ward
on the evening train Monday enjoy.
ing a visit between trains with Miss
Lila Collins.
Joe Daniels vas over from Volsa
between trains Sunday and was a
guest in the Glen Hemmer home UNI
til evening.
w. J.. Hahn arrived here from Cloy-
erton, MINI, Sunday a. M. to be in
attendance at the funeral of his broth
er-in-Iaw VIM. Davis, who died quite
suddenly at his home in Egan.
Mrs. NJ. n. Burns was a Brookinga
visitor Friday.
Mrs. Mary Early and children are
at home again after a few days spent
in Brookings.
Mrs. w. l.. Ripley attended church
here Sunday. The family were guests
in the home of Mrs. Sarah Ripley.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Kirby, Glen and
Pearl attended the funeral Of w. J.
Davis at Egan Monday.
Residents of Aurora and vicinity
were grieved TO hear of the death Of
Thos. OBrien, a pioneer resident Of
Moody county, which occurred at his
home Saturday a. m.
One of Henry Kruze children liv-
ing east of Bushnell has been sick
with pneumonia.
LYDIA and Vernon Southland have
been sick with colds but are better.
Since the light fall of snow the
roads are very slippery, so much so
that some of our citizens have had
to be pulled out of the ditch.
Mrs. j. f. Phillips was an early
morning passenger TO Bookings on
Tuesday returning on the noon train.
departed for his home Monday after
a few days visit in the Collins home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfred Ray and little
daughter spent Sunday afternoon with
relatives at Bookings.
Miss Emma Tungland was a Sunday
guest of Miss Clara Lovejoy.
Mrs. Gail Seas accompanied her
brother Vincent Bane to Aurora Mon
day. An appointment with DR.. Fos-
ter in regard to her little sons health
was Mrs. Seas errand.
IL. Il. Evenson, Frances Collins,
Miss Belva Rexford and Miss Lila
Collins were entertained at dinner
Sunday in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Korte.
+. T. and Mrs. Baker accompanied
by Mrs. j. NJ. Johnson. motored over
from Brookings Wednesday and at
tended the r. N. A. installation.
! Rev. and Mrs. Doner were enter
tanned at dinner Sunday by Mr.. and
Mrs. f. G.. Sanderson at their pleas
ant farm home north of town.
A delegation of members of the
/. o. o. F attended the funeral of
Chas. Culver, which was held at
White Sunday afternoon.
VIM. link recently returned from
Sioux City, where he was present at
an operation undergone by his sister
Mrs. U. l.. Leary, at st. Vincent hos
pital. Latest reports are that Mrs.
Leary is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. J. Settler were in
town shopping Saturday and while
here enjoyed seeing the moving pic
ture at the hall hat evening.
Members of this community en-
joyed a rare treat Thursday after
noon and evening when DR.. Frank R.
Weber spoke at the new hall on the
subject, Rebuilding the Community,
showing the need and the great ad-
vantage of more cooperation and
community spirit. He was greeted by
a large and a%ppreciative audience.
Plans are now under way for the or
ganization OF a Community club,
which project we hope will prove a
successful one.
f.. A. and Mrs. Cook, accompanied
by Mrs. W. w. Webb, Clara Lovejoy
and Lucille Zimmerman were bust
ness visitors at the county seat Mon
day afternoon. The ladies we're at
tending to matters pertaining to the
play which will soon be put on by
twelve or thirteen members of the
r. n. A. society.
Invitations are u for a miscel-
laneous shower to be given Tuesday
in honor OF Miss Bessie Korte, at the
home of Mrs. T.. d.. Southland.
F. w. Miller, Mrs. f. G.. Messner
and Mrs. Lucy McRae were business
visitors at Bookings Monday after
noon.
The Royal N~eighbors of Sunshine
Camp installed their officers public
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