The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-03-19
Local and Personal
JOHN L. MURPHY, City Editor

PLY, City Editor y
Well pleased people fill the Scenic
every night.
The Womans' club will meet with
Mrs. Hugh Robinson Saturday March
%.
Robert Henry, the Volga banker.
was over on business between trains
yesterday.
Miss Fjerstad arrived from Toronto
last evening for a visit with her sister.
Mrs. r. b. Forsee.
Mrs. Robert Reed returned home to
| Arlington Tuesday evening after a
visit with Mrs. NJ. G. Carlisle.
Mrs. H. c. Solberg. who has been
very seriously i'll at the hospital, is
reported to be somewhat better.
Walter Winans, of the Grover fur
niture store force, was at Elkton yes.
terday to prepare a body for burial.
WANTED Some more setting
hens. Bring them in at once. Good
prices. Charles E. Hall, care Register.
NJ. G. Carlisle returned home Tues
day evening from a weeks business
trip to Chicago and other eastern
points.
r. O. Moore, manager of the New
Furniture store, was at EStelline last
week to conduct the funeral of Mrs. ].
j. Carpenter.
J. w. Lamphiere, who recently pur-
chased the Olander house near the
college, moved his family here from
Broadland this week
Commencing with next Monday
night, March 23rd the Scenic will be-
gin at SIS every night. Except Sun
day. The price is 10 cents.
Miss Jennie Syke of Milton June
ton, Wis, arrived Tuesday evening
and will remain for an extended visit
with her aunt, Mrs. A. Glidden.
Mrs. Fred Ueltschi and daughter
departed Monday morning for Boul-
der. Colo, where they will spend a
few months with relatives. Mr.. Tel
tschi accompanied them as far as
Elkton.
DR.. Hess of Estelline. brought to the
hospital last week Mr.. Gillihan of
that place, who was suffering from a
bad cut severing the arteries of the
Wliot, iS
a horses hoof.
Aurora and Elkton both voted on
the license question Tuesday, anC
both voted to have saloons for another
year. At Aurora the vote was 2S 70
90, and at ElktOn the license people
won by about twenty majority.
Henry Swering received word Fri
day from his wife. who was called tC
Sparta, Wis, several weeks ago b!
the illness of her mother. that hel
mother had passed away. Death was
due to advanced age, she being s.
years old.
The Clark Pilot-Review, in speak
ing of a particularly successful "coun
ty fair held at Raymond for the bene
fit of the school library, gave Mis-:
Abbie Carpenter the credit for its
success. Miss Carpenter is well ant
favorably known here in Brookings
and has had charge of the Raymond
public schools where she is e%videntl!
making good"
The twenty-first annual contest OF
the college oratorical association will
be held at the college chapel Satur
day evening, and the winner will rep
resent Tie COllcSc DIT lie L tciICSidt
contest to be held at Mitchell the las
week in May, at the time of the an
nual track meet of the colleges OF tn
? state. The contestants in Saturda!
nights contest will be Edw. Soreng
Ralph Chilcott. Will Chappell, ant
! Miss Amy Maryland.
. The following went to Arlington
Monday evening to hear Evangelis
Lowry: c. N. Olston and wife, T. ]
Chappell, E. F. Bagley, John Sloan
Sam Sloan, Mrs. Jacobson, Mrs. 7
Torguard, Mrs. S. c. Cornell, j. L
!. Noonan, J. f. Tyler, C. ID. Johnson
l Mrs. C. P. Waltz, Ralph Waltz. Mrs
. Frank Pond, Miss Ruby Pond, Franl
l Thayer, Gladys Fassett, w. w. Wahl
A. j. Nelson, Misses Gladys and Cert
] rude Nelson, G. Morrison, V. Finley
! A. Dahl, Mrs. NJ. G.. Carlisle. Mis-
Edith Worden, Mrs. c. Robinson, F
w. Yocum, Miss Winnie Hyde. PER-,
Nelson, Mrs. z. Prentice, l.. j. Fridley
K Miss Clark, Mrs. d. Sharp, j. H. Biz
gar, Mrs. Chris Stevenson, P. Robin
2 son, Misses Gina and Clara johnson
e Miss Berg, l.. Evans, Miss Mary Bae
s ley, E. Johnson, e. Johnson, w. +
e Cooley, Peter Haas, Miss Clara Olson
e Mrs. P. r. Crothers, Mr.. and Mrs. +
S Johnson. Another excursion will b
e run to Arlington Friday evening Marc
Z 81. at which time a special cOac
will he chartered,