The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-12-15
Local and Personal

Cantata Sunday evening in the
Methodist church.
Brookings is the tenth county in the
state in the matter of population.
Fullback Hanson has been elected
captain of the high school team for
next year.
Read the opening chapters of THE
Harvest Moon in the next issue Of
the Register.
Mrs. A. ". Ferguson went to Mime
apolis Tuesday morning for a visit
with relatives.
Miss Florence Madden has taken a
position as stenOgrapher in the Offices
of Hall, Roddle & Purdy.
Chas. Gamble went to Springfield,
MINI, Tuesday morning for a two. or
three days business trip.
Mrs. Tate Of Balatcn, MINI, was a
guest at the home of her uncle, C. J.
Day a few days this week.
We are pleased to see that our old
friend and neighbor, w. NJ. Cheever,
is again able to be on the streets.
Mrs. Rhoda Anderson departed
Tuesday morning for an extended visit
with a sister at Burlington Junction.
Mo.
Mrs. Thos. Fogarty, one of the early
residents of the county, passed away
at Elkton last week, at the age of
ninety years.
"Rosalind at Red Gate" the sequel
20 THE House of a Thousanl Can
dies will be at the opera house on
Christmas eve.
f. G. Olson returned home Saturday
from his trip to Rapid City and left
Tuesday morning to visit the stores
at Watertown, Marshall and Monte
video.
Unitarian society, Robert P. Do
remus, minister, Grand Army hall.
Sunday. 1880 p. m. The sermon-topic
for December Is will be, The Fathers
of Jesus"
DR.. and Mrs. Slagle gave an informal
reception at their pleasant home Sat-
urday afternoon in honor of Frederic
Martin, who gave a concert at the
opera house that evening.
Mrs. House went to Arlington Mon
day evening to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Nash, who has been very i'll for some
time and whose condition it is feared
is gradually growing worse.
AT the annual meeting of the State
Grange as Whitewood last week reso-
lutions We're adopted praising the work
of the State college in this city and
urging the farmers to take a more ac-
tive interest in it.
H. S. Smothers took more than or
binary interest in the news that the
Brunswick hotel in Minneapolis had
burned to the ground. He had about
500 worth of clothing in the building
and he presumes that it was DESTROYED.
T, ]. Hegeman left Saturday night
II" Chicago, firm where he will 90
west TO join Mrs Hegenan. They will
spend Christmas with their son. Cant
Harry Hegeman, at Fort Mackenzie.
Wyo, and will he located at Portland
during the winter.
one OF the very best numbers of the
lecture course, the kellogg Haines Sing.
ing Party, will appear at the opera
house tomorrow evening. This com.
pany gives an entertaining concert of
solid musical character and fresh
wholesome humorous power, and has
delighted its audience wherever II has
appeared.
Mrs. Chas. Rein returned home
Monday omrning from the hospital at
Brookings. mention OF which was
made In u last issue. She looks ex.
c~eptionally we'll considering conditions
Just experienced. Ivanhoe friends are
glad to realize her back again and
that her condition Is rapidly improv.
ing.-Ivanhoe Times.
DIR. E. c. Miller, county health Of.
nicer, was at Aurora and Bushnell the
Last OF b week looking up the small.
pox situation In these communities
he quarantined four families at An.
ora and six at Bushnell whom no
found afflicted with the disease. He
states that all OF the patients are AT.
aiceed with the mild form, of the dis.
ease and all are doing well.
Miss Lillian Austin rave 4 Marty
Q q number Of her young lady friends
az ner homo at Clark last week A.
winch time II was announced that on