The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-04-27
Local and Personal

for a few days visit.
Mrs. A. a. brigham departed Sat
drday morning for the family home
at Brinklow, Maryland.
Mrs. Stowhar arrived from Mime
apolis Tuesday evening and is the
guest of Mrs. A. w. Hyde.
Mr., Seton makes only one stop be-
tween St. Louis and ST, Paul, and
thet is at %Brookings. Don't fail to
hear him, May 2.
This mornings dailies report that
ex-senator Kittredge is near death at
Hot Springs. He has been in poor
health for some time.
Ollie Belden of Galena, H., who is
visiting his brother, went over to
Flandreau Tuesday to spend a couple
of days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason and children,
who rel out to Washington last fall
for the benefit of Mrs. Mason's health,
returned home Friday evening.
The Register job rooms will shortly
commence the work OF getting out
the annual catalog of the State col
lege. The book will be ready for
distribution about the LIST OF June.
st. Paul's Episcopal church, Rev.
VIM. Hall Williams. rector. Services
next Sunday, Holy Communion at
9:45; morning prayer and sermon at
1920; Sunday school at 1870; even
ing prayer and sermon at 4:30.
a we'll Is being sunk and otnor i'm
provements made at the Lutheran
cemetery. Some trouble is telng OK
perienced in getting water. as the
drlllers are down over one hundred
feet n have % yet struck a How.
Ernest Thompson Seton Is one OF
the most sought after and best paid
lecturers in America. He is coming
to B~rookings May 2 at a reduced price
for the benefit Of Brookings and her
boys. Do your part and help out by
buying tickets.
Mrs. Martha Sandal Bramson, the
noted singer, will render several mum.
bers at the Lutheran church Sunday
evening. Songs will be in English
and Norwegian, and the public Is cor
daily invited to hear her. A col
lection will be taken.
The American Sunday school union
is holding It's district convention in
Huron this week. The delegates from
the Methodist Sunday school OF Brook
ings are Prof. Kerr, G.. f. Knappen,
Miss Ella Black, Mrs. Lillian Smith
and Mrs. w. H. Leighty.
Miss Jennie V. Hughes, of Kiu-
kiang. China, at the great luncheon
in New York City said. II travelled
to this luncheon in an auto. In China
we travel in wheelbarrows." and then
RECALLED them with the story of a
luncheon party in China.
Captain II. T. Jensen returned
home Monday morning from San An
tonic, Texas. where he was in camp
with the regular army for a couple
or weeks. He reports that everything
was quiet along the border and the
impression among the regular army
officers was that they would not be
obliged to step across and chastise
the Mexicans.
A college student committed a
piece of vandalism Sunday that Is
likely to get him into trouble. He
cut his name and the date in the
finished side of the cap stone that
goes ove the front door Of the new
court house, thinking perhaps, to In.
mortalize his name, but he Is likely
to have to buy a new stone, II he
escapes more serious consequences.
There will he no business session
of the NJ. e. aid society on next
Thursday on account of the Mission
airy Convention which will be In ses.
sion at that time. However at the
close Of the afternoon meeting, a so
cial hour will be held In the church
parlor. q ten cent luncheon will be
44rrsd, and q most cordial invitation
- extended to all ladies TO DO present
The proceeds OF the Seton iilustrh-
ted lecture on May . viii 30 toward
! fund for q two weeks SUMMED camp
Tor the Boy Scouts. Help the boys
ant ana do your own soul good. Go.
Ihcoo Who have rsad VIVA Animo
/ have Net" ''The Lives