The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-12-14
MORE LOCAL NEWS.

Season tickets to the remaining four
numbers OF the college lecture curse
$1.75.
Mrs. 6. n. Parsons OF Elkton, was
the guest OF her. sister, Mrs. Harris
yesterday.
Mrs. Carl christensen returned Mon
day night from a visit at Tyler, her
former home.
DIR. A. NJ. Work is at home enjoying
a visit with his family and numerous
friends in the city.
Mrs. Geo. Pond has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G%oodfellow near
Lake lakewood this week.
The Warner Comedy Co., concluded
a weeks Successful engagement at the
opera house IN Saturday night.
f. Dudley Parsons, principal of the
city high school, preached in the con
gregational church at Tyler, Mimi,
last Sunday.
Holders of season tickets for college
lecture course will be entitled to a IS
cent seat for 30 cents at the Jerome K.
Jerome lecture.
The members of the Presbyterian
church rendered an informal reception
to DR.. and Mrs. James Chalmers last
evening at the church.
The election of officers will be held
at the next regular meeting of the l..
o. T. NJ. All members are requested
to be present. Refreshments will be
served.
The Norwegian Lutheran supper
held in the Natwick building Tuesday
evening was a complete success. Be-
tween 500 and 470 was realized by the
league.
Misses jeanette Elliot and Maud
HorsweIl, Of Estelline, were over Sun
day guests at the home of Mrs. j. w.
Catlett. Mr.. Catlett also spent Sun
day with his family.
Peter Caldwell took six carloads Of
sheep to Chicago last week for his
brother W. \. and on Friday they
topped the market for the three grades
lambs, yearlings and sheep.
Mrs. John Alton returned Tuesday
evening from Ottawa, H., where she
was called by the illness OF her mother
who was much better when she left for
the west. Mrs. Alton was absent about
four weeks.
DIR. B. c. knudson, Rev. I. knud-
son and l.. Peterson came up from
Tyler, Mimi, Monday evening to con-
fer with Prof. \. f. Hansen and gain
his consent to give 4 series OF lectures
at Tyler in the near future.
Susie Bennett, the foster child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. I. Wimsey is report
ed very sick at the home of her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett, in Chi
cago. IN fact the entire family have
been down with the prevailing cpl
demic.
The collection department of Hall,
Lawrence & Roddle has grown to such
proportions under the able manage
ment OF NJ. f. Culhane that it has re-
Gently been incorporated with a capt.
tai OF $25, 0C0 and will bear the name
OF The Culhane Adjustment Co. The
new corporation will not open its books
until January LIST.
wish to announce that | have Just
made arrangements with the Jewell
Nursery Co., TO take up the business
that my father was doing with them,
and am now prepared to take orders
for nursery stock. If any persons de-
string anything in the line Of fruit or
ornamental trees, shrubbery or house
plants, will just let me know by phone
or mail, | will call on them. 29-2w
G. MALCOLM ALDRICH
S. J. keator, Z. B. keator, Jas. X.
Preston and H. K. Mitchell went down
to Brookings Wednesday and remain
ed until the next day visiting the
state agricultural college. This insti-
tuition is of great benefit to all persons
interested in farming and stock raising
and our citizens are taking more in
terest each succeeding year in the
splendid work being done in this
worthy college. -Castlewood Republic
can.
Attorney Aubrey Lawrence came up
from Brookings Monday morning and
spent the day here attending to legal
matters in Judge Adams court. Mr..
Lawrence has recently been appointed
Assistant Attorney General by Gov. S.
HI. Elrod, to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF w. HI. Roddle.
We congratulate Mr.. Lawrence upon
his appointment and we know that he
will fill the position in a creditable
manner.-CastleHoOd Republican.