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

NJ. E. Culhane went TO Aberdeen
on legal business Friday evening.
Choice plum trees for sale at the
Brookings green house. A. e. Thorn
Der.
Rev. w. II. Williams went to De
Smet Saturday evening and held serv-
ices on Sunday.
Sam Keland was down from Red
field on business a day or two the
last of the week.
DR.. B. 7. Green writes us from Chi
cago that he will be home and re-
sumo his practice May I.
Thos. Walsh of Elkton, and Miss
Pearl Judd of Bushnell, took out a
permit to wed last Saturday.
President Slagle returned home last
evening from his trip to Lincoln, Neb,
where he spoke before the school Of
agriculture.
Commissioner Lewis Johnson was
over from the west side yesterday to
see how things We're progressing on
the new court house.
Rev. G. S. Perry, president of the
Alabama Conference Industrial school
for white boys, preached in the Metho-
dist church on Sunday evening.
The Pleasant Hour has arranged for
a four or five peice orchestra each
Wednesday and Saturday evenings as
an addition to the regular program.
Miss Bertha Garland, who has
been visiting the Dybdahl families
for several months, departed Sltur
day morning for her home at Valley
City, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Charles and
baby arrived Friday evening from
Springfield, Mass, for a visit at the
home Of Prof. Robertson Cook. Mrs.
Charles is a sister of Mrs. Cook.
Messrs. Weaver, Lyons. Odekirk
and II. L. Hopkins came down from
Watertown by auto. The first three
gentlemen returned the same day
but Mr.. Hopkins remained here un.
til Saturday morning.
A dispatch to the Minneapolis
Journal from Iowa Falls, Iowa, says
that the school board of that city has
elected Prof. f. F. Brown of Brook.
ings, as superintendent Of the city
schools there for next year.
Baptist church services for Sun
day, April Goth. Morning services at
1915, topic, The Restraint of Mature
Life VS.. The Freedom of Youth. Ev
ening, Keeping the Faith. The hour
for the evening services will be S
o'clock
F. w. Philbrick Of Redwood Falls
Mimi, was the guest Of his old
friend, NJ. r. Wimsey, a few days last
week. Mr.. Philbrink has served
as mayor of his home city
for six terms and was urged 10 be
a candidate again, but declined furth-
er honors
Judge C. A. Carroll of Miller, ar
rived Friday morning to act as one
of the judges Of the debate at the
college in the evening. While in the
city he was the guest of Prof. Geo. A
Starring, the two gentlemen being
old schoolmates. Judge Carroll rep
resented Hand county in the senate
AT the late session of the legislature
Sam Newton, who IS visiting in the
east, sends us a Cleveland paper con
tanning an extended mention of the
good work done by "Cy" Gregg, who
pitched for the State college bal
team three or four years ago. Gregg
is pitching for the Cleveland Ameri-
that he will be the star of the league
before the end Of the season. Gregg
is a peculiar fellow, as Brookings
people will remember, bat If handled
properly he undoubtedly will be a
wonder. He pitched wonderful ball
for the college, but was erratic ard
on one occasion just before an i'm
portant contest he packed up his be
l~Ongings and started for his home in
the west, but was rounded mp al
Huron and brought hack in time fOr
the game.