The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-10-03
| Ooal and Personal
JOHN l.. MURPHY, City Editor


MI and Mrs n. f. Carnine arrived
from ST. Paul Tuesday and Mr. Car
nine journeyed on to Aberdeen, while
Mrs. Carnine remained here the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. barrow.
c. l.. Kilmer WAS called here from
Brillion, Wis. this week by the death
Of his uncle, l.. J. Larson, Mr.. Kilmer
says that the family are we'll and he
is doing nicely in his new home.
Thos. c. Madden returned yesterday
morning from Pierre, where he took
the examination for admission to the
state bar. He says that very large
class, about twenty, took the examin-
alton.
Mrs. Quincy Lee Morrow went to
Elkton Saturday morning to attend
the annual convention of the Brook
ings County Sunday schools The
convention was well attended and very
successful
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y. Honeywell ar
rived from Kingman, Arizona, the last
of the week for a visit with Mrs.
Honeywells mother, Mrs. Ruane, and
sister Mrs John Peterson, and other
| relatives here.
| G.. CT. koenig, who was here recently
and purchased some property in this
| county has moved his family here
! from lie Mars, Iowa this week. They
are living in the Olander house on
| Eleventh avenue.
| The NeighborhOod club gave fare
we'll party for Mrs. G. w Elliott Tues
| day afternoon. about twenty ladies be.
ing III attendance. The Elliott family
Will leave in a few days for their new
home at Rifle, Colo.
I'M so NERVOUS" has become
the new slang by-word, in the larger
cities. This is one of the plants of
Nose, the Southern darkey imper
senator in My Dixie Girl" Grand
At the Grand October Il.
! w. J. Watson had about the finest
display of photographs at the county
| fair that we have ever seen. The work
| was all Mr.. WatsOns own, gathered to-
gether at a considerable expense, and
it made a very substantial addition
to the fair exhibits
| Frank Sherwin, Jr., has sold out his
! interest in the bank at Philip to his
partner, r. A. Bielski. Frank returned
! here Thursday and will remain for the
present. He is planning on taking a
trip TO the coast in few weeks to
look over the country with a view
of locating there.
Mrs. w. S. Thornber and baby left
last Thursday night for their home al
Pullman, Wash, after spending the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Henry. Mr.. Henry accom-
panied his daughter as far as Mime
apolis, and she expects Mr.. Thornber
to meet her at Spokane.
| Fred Reinecke, captain OF the col
lege base ball team the past couple OF
years was here from Redfield visiting
friends during the fair. He informs
us that he will attend Creighton col
lege at Omaha the coming year. and
that Rosseback and Gregg the two
pitchers of last years college team
| will go to the same school.
Clear the track, ITO Die at Dawn
| with it's great railroad scene is com
ing on Oct. 7. at the Grand, No play
ever written has made greater i'm
preston upon theatre-goers than this
com edy drama of Halton Powells. An
entire new production is carried this
season, while the incidental vaude-
vile specialties are the best ever.
Mae Abbott, the young coincidence,
of the title role in "My Dixie Girl
evolves up-to-date slang. as fluently
and as lovingly as the soft coal smoke
from the funnel Of a Chicago River
| tug-Yes, and envelopes her atmos
phere equally as effectively too, but
covering hers with good humor and
| laughter. The Paradox ends here
At the Grand October ii