The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-01-13

tomorrow night.
c. j. Day left Monday morning for
Burlington, Iowa, to spend several
days on business.
Miss Camp returned to White Sat-
urday morning after spending a few
days visiting her brother, Fred Camp.
Miss Gladys Fassett returned Thurs
day from Watertown, where she spent
couple of weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs. Loucks.
Good reliable second hanG furniture
and other merchandise bought and
sold at the Second Hand Store r..
Leekley, proprietor.
| Miss Ida iverson returned to her
duties as teacher in the public schools
at Astoria on Saturday after spend
| ing two weeks vacation at home.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Fraternity company on
Saturday failed to bring out a quorum,
and the meeting was adjourned to a
! later date.
Mrs. Keeler and children returned
| to their home at Lake Benton Friday
morning after spending a few days
visiting her mother, Mrs. Agnes Car
Isle and other relatives.
Contestants in the Register piano
contest and their friends should visit
Kelly's music store and inspect the
Langdon piano one of which will be
given away in each district.
Herman Nagle of Berlin, Germany,
who has been a student at the col
lege the past three years. left yes
| terday morning for New York City,
where he will take up work at Col
umbia university.
Howard Biggar and Miss Neva
Knutson returned home Thursday
from Rochester, n. ", where they
attended the worlds student confer
ence as representatives of the college
Christian organizations.
S. II. Goodfellow has sold his Sec
ond hand store to r. S. Leekley, who
took possession on Thursday. Mr..
Leekley is rearranging and adding to
the stock and making a number of
other improvements about the store.
Mrs Ole Knutson, of Brookirgs, who
came last week Thursday, for visit
with her many friends here and to
spend New Years at tie p. G. Thomp-
son home, went to Sioux Falls Monday
for a visit before returning home
Dell Rapids Times-Tribune.
Excursions to Texas January IS.
Those wishing to see the Gulf Coast
country should join my party next
Tuesday. We will not confine you to
one particular place. We will show
you the Gulf Coast. For further par
ticulars call on p. G. Johnson.
Part of the fixtures for o. o.
Olson G. compary's new store arrived
this week, and the company is in
hopes of moving into the new loca-
ton by the first of the month. The
addition which has been completed
on the rear of the building will make
it one of the best business places in
the city.
James Thornber won't to Elkton
Thursday morning to spend few days
with his daughter Mrs. Cuckov' going
from there to Tuscon, Arizona, where
his son, John is professor il the state
university. He will return by way
of Pullman, Wash, and visit an other
son. Walter, who is professor of bota-
ny in the State Agricultural college.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Brookings and Sioux
Falls Railroad company was held at
the office of the company Saturday
afternoon, and the following board
of directors were elected for the com
ing year: W. A. Caldwell, ]. d. VIII
son. F. J. Carlisle, A. B. Crosier, II.
l. Steans, c. A. Chamberlain, Neil
Stewart
Mrs George NJ. Hoff left Tuesday
morning on a three weeks trip to
Memphis, Tenn, ard Hot SPRINGS.
Ark, where she will join a sister who
is taking treatment at the sp' il Is.
She was accompanied by her nephew,
Lester Hoff, who haa made his home
here for few months past, and who
is going to Houston, Texas.-Huron
State Spirit.
Dr. Thomas Greene, who was schcd-
uled to speak here Thursday night as
one of the college lecture course mum
ders, was unable to make connections