The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-11-09
Local and Personal

The Jubilee Singers at the Metho-
dist church Friday evening.
Miss Ada Pratt went to Elkton Sat
urday morning and visited over Sun
day at home.
Geo. Wells was down from Seneca
the last of the week and spent a few
days visiting relatives.
E. R. Sly of Alliance, Neb., has been
here the past week visiting at the
home OF his father, S. D. Sly.
j. o. Peterson, the jeweler, moved
his stock to Estelline the last of the
week and will conduct a jewelry store
there.
Miss Severson returned to her home
at Hanlontown, Iowa, Friday morning
after a visit of two months at the
home Of Rev. Fossnes.
Missionary Nelson and wife will
speak at the Mission House at 800
o'clock Sunday, in the English Ian
guage. All are cordially invited.
Come to the Chicken Pie supper
given by the Baptist Ladies Aid So
ciety in the church parlors Friday,
November 10th. Supper served at $3.50.
G. w. Caldwell of Lodi, Wis, and
r. o. Caldwell of Poynette, Wis, have
been here the past week, called by
the illness of their brother Peter
Caldwell.
F. C. Neill went to Redfield Saturday
evening to meet Mrs. Neill, who has
been visiting in North Dakota. They
spent Sunday at the home of Con-
ductor and Mrs. Redmond.
DR.. A. N. Hume, head Of the agron-
omy department at the college, and
his assistant, Prof. Hutton, went to
Sinai Friday, where they had charge
of the annual corn contest given by
that village.
The next number Of the college lee
ture course is one of the best of the
series, J. Adam Bede, ex-congressman
from Minnesota and a noted humorist,
who comes to Brookings on November
"a. This should be one Of the best
lectures ever given in Brookings.
The Taft Cup" won by Russell
Jensen of the State college at the
National Dairy show at Chicago last
week, has been on display in Beatty's
window the past week. 1t is an
elegant loving cup, standing about
twelve inches high, and is certainly
a handsome prize.
John Nelson of Watertown, mission
airy of the American Sunday Schoo,
union and who is organizing Sunday
schools in this vicinity, will hold a
series OF meetings at the Sioux Valley
Junction school house, west of the
city Friday, Saturday and Sunday ev
enings. Mrs. Nelson will sing, and
the meetings are sure to be interest
ing.
The college football team leaves to
night for Milwaukee, where they play
} Marquette university on Saturday
The boys are hopeful Of winning and
expect to make a good showing i
they do not gain the victory. The
} trip will be made IN a special Pull
man and they will arrive at milwaukee,
tomorrow evening about even o'clock
ieaving there on the return Sunday
morning.
d. L. Erwin, who has been foreman
of the Register the past two years
I has resigned and will leave the com
! ing week with his family for Palm
Beach, Florida, where they will max,
I their home. Mrs. Ervin's health hal
\ not been good during their residence
} in Brookings and it was %necessar!
} that they remove to a warmer elm
ate. They dislike to remove from
I Brookings, where they have formet
! many close friends and associates, ant
} their friends. particularly the Registe
} family. sincerely regret to have then
. leave.