The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-12-19

IuCSud1 dllCi LOOh ID III ioaiNo
only at the Roller Rink, basement of
Skinner block.
Tuesday afternoon is for ladies
only at the Roller Rink, basement of
Skinner block.
H. l.. Loucks was down from Water
town Monday visiting at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. G.. L. Brown.
Philo Hall went to Watertown Tues
day evening to argue the Hamlin coun-
ty seat case before Judge Sherwood.
Miss Amy Kelly went to Redfield
Tuesday evening to give an address
on home economics before q farmers
institute meeting.
Mrs. E. B. Squirting departed Tues
day morning for her new home at
Bonners Ferry, Idaho. Mr., Squirting
went out last week.
The executive committee Of the
state grange held a meeting at the
college Monday to discuss some mat
tiers relative to the order.
Coming to the Pleasant Hour, Janu-
airy 24-25, 1913, Pilgrims Progress"
in four reels. One Of the greatest
moving picture productions ever
played.
Clyde Ford OF Faulkton, and Warren
Stewart Of Adair, Iowa, arrived Sun
day and are visiting at the home of
their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
w. Linn.
Those wishing to consult DR.. Hill
in regard to eye, ear, nose or throat
trouble or to have glasses fitted will
find him at the Leon hotel Tuesday,
December 31st.
The M"iltonian society of the col
lege presented The Arabian Nights"
at the chapel last evening in a very
creditable manner, under the direction
of Prof. Hartman. There is some
talk of presenting it in nearby towns.
Mrs. Bashford departed yesterday
morning for Denver, Colo, to spend
the holidays with her daughter, Mrs.
J. N. Rodeheaver. DR.. and Mrs. Rode
HEAVIER are spending the winter there
for the benefit of Mrs. R~odeheaver's
health.
The Divorce Question" Gaskill &
MacVitty's smashing success played to
more paid admissions during its Chi
cago run than any other rival attrac-
ton. The public support was gem
eral; it aroused the interest alike of
the masses, as we'll as the classes and
the clergy with their firm support had
not a little to do with its phenomenal
success.
A. l.. Davis of the Temple furniture
store, is convinced now that people
read advertisements and recognize
bargains. In his ad in last weeks
Register Mr.. Davis told of an electric
cleaner, the price of which was $40,
but by a typographical error was made
to read Sc, and ever since people have
been calling at the store to get n at
the bargain price.
The Sons Of Veterans elected the fol-
lowing officers for the next year on
Saturday evening: Commander, w.
R. Vinegar; Senior Vice-Commander,
Rio Miner; Junior Vice-Commander,
F. w. Messerschmidt; Secretary, O.
W. Slocum; Treasurer, W. H. Leighty;
Patriotic Instructor, j. F. Erwin;
Guide, A. H. Hill; Color Bearer, o. C.
Slocum; Chaplain, W. A. Garfield; In
side Guard, w. r. Palmer.
A copy Of the Los Angeles Tribune
reached us this week containing a
write-up of the football seasOn among
California colleges and the selection
Of an allCalifornia team. At end on
this team is placed Walter Seaton
Reeves, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Reeves, formerly Of B%rookings. Walter
is playing his first year of college
lOOtDdll dL IOLlOhd, UuL 10 6lNCh lLI
position over men older and more ex-
%perienced.
"The Divorce Question" VIM. An
thony McGuire's play with a purpose
was one of the greatest successes of
the past tn atrical season. This in,
tense human drama was first present.
ed at the Whitney Theatre, April 20,
1912, where it met with instantaneous
success. Two weeks later partially
by popular request and because the
seating capacity of the Whitney The
atre was entirely inadequate to accom-
modate the immense patronage, this
attraction was transferred to Nc
Vickers where it continued its sue
cessful run and played nightly to prac'
tically the capacity of the theatre. Al
the Grand Saturday, December Dist.
Tuesday evening the Eastern Sta!
installed the following officers:
Worthy Matron, Mrs. A. A. Harris;
Worthy Patron, H. /. Stearns; Assoc