The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-05-03

Without question East Lynne is the
greatest emotion drama of the pres
ent day. Opera House May 18th.
Miss Geniveve Prouse arrived in
this city from Minneapolis Monday
morning and will remain here indie
finately.
Prof. f. K. Eyerly went up to
Seneca, S. D., on business Saturday
evening. He returned home Monday
evening.
Mrs. Quincy Lee Morrow returned
from WATERFOWL Monday morning,
where she has spent Sunday with her
husband.
Marian and Frances Carlisle went up
to Arlington last Friday evening and
spent Sunday with their little cousins
at that place.
Mrs. c. c. DybaH came over from
Volga Monday morning and visited
with her parents-Mr. and Mrs. Law
iCbtS '1S'oii
Mrs. A. d. Coleman from Ashton,
S. D., arrived in this city Tuesday
evening for a few days with her friend,
Mrs. c. Bullen.
Miss Mary Hoover went over tc
Volga Friday evening to spend Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Nellie Gray, (nee
Nellie Hoover.
Mrs. Len V. Mccoy went down tc
Chicago Thursday morning ano
visited with friends, returning home
Saturday evening.
East Lynne goes home to every
heart. If you have any good in your
soul this play will expand it.. Al
Opera House May 18th.
Mrs. F. P. Snyder came down from
W~atertown, yesterday morning anC
will spend a week in the city, thu
guest Of Mrs. Goodman.
Joseph &Dobson, from Ross, n. D..
who has been visiting in this city with
his sister, Mrs. Vogtel, for some time
returned home Monday morning.
Manager Walker has succeeded il
obtaining the celebrated SkorgaarC
Concert Co. for a date at the Crane
Opera House on the evening of May II
Mrs. NJ. f. Roddle, Of Onalaska
Wis, arrived in this city last Thurs
day evening and will visit for SOM
time with her daughter, Mrs. J. T. It'd
ball.
Miss Hattie Farrenkop departed 70
Hudson, Wis, last Friday evening
where she has accepted the position 0
manager of the telephone Office at tina
place.
e j. p. Olson went to West Baden
Ind, Tuesday morning where h
expects to take treatment for hi
rheumatism. He will be away for
s few weeks.
Alton Goodale came down iron
t Aberdeen Friday morning, to atten
his sisters wedding, which occurre
Saturday evening. He remained her
= over Sunday. So
Miss Mabel Utley, who has been Wis
iting in this city at the home of I. I
Chappell for a few weeks, returned t
y her home at Keukuk, La, last Satu,
day morning.
= We understand that the city stan
pipe was struck by lightning, durin
the electric storm last Friday morn
o ing. Practically no damage was don
u to it however.
Word has been received from tn
{ Bradleys, former residents of Brook
d ings, who are now in San Francisco
stating that they escaped injury bu
q were burned out.
Wilbur Rexford came down fror
St. Paul last Sunday morning an
x visited with his uncle, Homer Req
n ford, until Tuesday morning when h
returned to st. Paul.
1t The base ball game between the col
& lege team and Nolga which was to hav
been played last Friday at the colleg
= park, was called off On account of tn
h disagreeable weather.
Mrs. w. H. Powers and childre
and her sister, Miss Mabel Lampma,
It departed for Toledo, Ohio, Tuesday
where they expect to spend the sum
O mer at their old home.
It Mrs. M. A. Wise came up fror
Flandreau, Monday and she and he
v daughter, Miss Lena, have secure
I rooms in the New Century Block
where they will keep house.
n r. NJ. Crawford Of Trenton, is enjoy
It ing a visit from his youngest sister
Miss Mary Crawford, Of Des Moines
Iowa. Miss Crawford is a deacones
in the NJ. E. church of that city.
DON'T fail tn see O.. n and GuSsi