The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-02-21

Get the s. d. A. C. Monogram sta
tionery at Kendall's. 40
DR.. Roys was called to Arlington
Friday to attend a case Of lung fever.
Rev. Geo. E. Morphy is out this
week after a couple OF weeks attack OF
the grip.
The Art club at the college gave its
annual costume party in the art room
last Friday evening.
Judge Chas. M. Pond arrived here
this morning from Minneapolis to be
at the bedside of his brother, Geo. w.
Pond.
Forrest j. Smith arrived here the
latter part of the week from Lacrosse
for a visit With his sister, Mrs. M. T.
Wimsey.
Mrs. f. II. Patterson left Saturday
for Chicago to buy her new spring
stock OF millinery. She expects to be
absent about ten days.
Harry Wiley, from east OF town,
went to Sioux Falls yesterday morn
ing, where he expects to accept .
position in a machine shop.
Miss \Anna McAlmon OF Chicago,
has been here the past week visiting
friends. Miss McAlmon was a student
at the college a few years ago, and at
that time her parents lived at Nolga.
Miss Lillis Leal entertained the
Milady Club at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Mckee Monday evening
| in honor OF her friend Miss McAlmond,
of Chicago.
You need exercise these winter days.
Bowling is the best and ~cleanest form
of indoor exercise. Alleys rented for
private parties. City Bowling Alley,
j.. o. JOrgensOn, Prop.
f. Dudley Parsons, principal of the
city schools, has notified the school
board that he will not be here another
year. He has decided to go to Harvard
university for post graduate work.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Villas of Clark,
spent yesterday here at the home of
their son, f. l.. Villas, on their way
home from Lake City, Mimi, where
they were called by the death Of Mr..
Villas father.
. Pres. K. L. Slagle, and Profs. II. b.
Mathews and j. w. Wilson returned
Pierre, where they appeared before the
legislative appropriation committees
in the interests Of the college.
S. d. A. c. stationery at Kendall's
Drug Store. 40
Frank Locke came up Saturday norm
ing from Brookings where he is at
tending the Agricultural college and
remained with us until Monday
Frank reported everything all right at
Bookings, and that the college was
enjoying a prosperous and a success
full year. -Castlewood Republican.
The college basketball team went to
Sioux Falls this morning, where this
evening they play a return game with
the Baptist college team. The follow
ing we're in the party: Coach juneau,
Alton, R~ossbach, Elliot, Briggs, Kirk,
Bryant, Brown, Fridley. The team
was in good shape and hopeful OF
winning.
Our nice weather lasted up to Tues
day OF this week, but the past few days
has served to remind us that We are
still in the clutches of winter. The
cold weather coming after the thaw
has put the roads in pretty bad shape.
The kids are delighted with the change
in the weather as every low place is a
skating pond now.
Company c has issued invitations
for its big military ball at the opera
house tomorrow evening, and it prom
ises to be Of the ~pleasantest events
OF the season. The invitations for the
dance have been limited and the tickets
will be non-transferable. Following is
the music, which is the best that could
be secured: Carl Christensen, Cornet
and director; r.. +. Phelps, violin;
Archie Florin, clarionet; Harold Davis,
trombone: Mrs. c. II. Bullen, piano,