The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-04-14
Personal and Local

Mrs. a. b. Hanson returned home
Tuesday evening from a visit OF a few
days at Aurora
l.. II. Skin, the plumber, made a
business trip TO Lake Benton between
trains yesterday.
w. II. and b. f. Roddle went TO he
Twin Cities Yesterday morning to
spend a few days on business,
Rev. and Mrs. Gardner arrived from
Sommers, Iowa Tuesday evening for
a visit at the home OF their daughter.
Mrs. b. T Green.
Mrs. Louis Nordine arrived from
Minneapolis the first Of the week and
viii spend a month with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Anderson.
Or. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde" or 1.-TWO
Faces Under one Hat, viii Be the
topic at the Baptist church next Sun
day evening. All are welcome.
Miss Helen Is. Shepard returned
home last night from Los Angeles,
California, where she spent the winter
with the DR.. g. j. Collier family.
John Odland. who is at the present
time attending school at the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota, was in Brookings
for a short visit the first part of the
week.
b.. W. Lanphier departed Friday for
his claim near Moreau in Perkins
county He was accompanied by Mrs.
Mcneil who also has a claim in that
section.
At the Third Degree" at the opera
house next Tuesday night. the cur
tain will raise at $50 and no one
will be seated after the curtain goes
up until after the first act.
Mrs. Henry Tepe and daughter left
yesterday morning for a weeks visit
with friends at New Tim. They we're
accompanied by Henry Schmidt's
daughter from north of the city.
DR.. Eugene May, the noted lecturer,
has been giving a series of very enter
tanning and instructive lectures at the
NJ. r. church the past week. He will
give the concluding number tomorrow
night.
DR.. j. y. ROdeheayer of the college
faculty, returned home Friday evening
from Ames, Iowa, where he acted as
one of the judges in a debate between
Nermillion and Ames. Ames was the
winner.
w. S. Loban. f II. Williams, A..
Hoover and Prof. A. b. Crosier re-
turned home the first of the week
from their trip to the Mussel Shell
valley in Montana. They were well
pleased with that country and most
of them bought land.
Captain G.. w. Roskie, battalion adj
iutant of the state guard, went to
Watertown yesterday to attend a
meeting of the staff and field officers.
AT this meeting the place of holding
the summer encampment of the guard
will be decided upon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Magruder de-
parted yesterday morning for Hird-
land, Mo-, to visit relatives of Mr..
Magruder at his old home. This will
be Mr.. Magruder's first visit there in
fifteen years and he is anticipating a
most enjoyable visit.
A. b. Allison departed the last of
the week for Durand. Wis, called
there by the illness of his wife's fath-
er. He arrived home yesterday morn.
ing and reported that the old gentle
man had passed away. Mrs. Allison
has been at Durand for several weeks.
The college ball team has a game
scheduled with Bushnell to be played
at the college grounds Saturday after.
noon. The college team will AXE a
trip the last of the month 70 the south.
ern part of the state, playing Morning
Side, Vermillion and Yankton. The
first big home game is with Rapid City
on April 80.
The Fridley Auto company this
week received two more Chalmers,
Detroit touring car and a Hudson tour
ing car, This latter machine was the
first touring car of that make to be
received here and it so impressed II
f. Haroldson that he purchased it on
the spot. 1t is certainly a dandy cal
and bears out all the claims that has
been made for it.
G.. w. Case and w. S. Glass of Wa
tertown, accompanied by a delegation
OF Florence citizens, were down Thurs
day on a case before Judge Marquis
The town board of Florence refused
10 call an election to vote upon the
license question and the citizens tool
| the matter before the court TO compe
? them to. Judge Marquis postponed
l the action until April 16, when testi
l mony will be taken at Castlewood.
There was an election of officer:
at the Saturday Afternoon club Apri
9, when it met with Mrs. c. p. WEIGH
Refreshments were served by the
: hostess. The following were elected
to fill the offices for the coming year,
, Mrs. T. l.. Chappell, president; Mrs
c. P. WEIGH, vice-president; Mrs. ]
: W. Catlett, secretary and treasurer,
: Mrs. E. G. Grover, corresponding sec
: rotary; Mrs. j. F. Erwin, critic. TIL,
next meeting will be with Mrs. Thay
err, April %.
y City u were held in tn,
. First and Fourth ward Tuesday eve
5 ming and resulted in the nomination
. OF A.. Hoover in the First and E. +
I Bagley in the Fourth, both of whom
represent their wards on the presen
!. city council. Very little interest wa!
I shown in either ward, there only be
Ing five present in tine First and elev
Z en- in the Fourth. The other ward
I failed to hold caucuses and nomina