The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27

Regular meeting of Brookings Lodge
No. "a, A. F. & A. NJ. Tuesday even
ing, April LIST. Work in NJ. NJ. degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Conklin went
over to Elkton by auto Monday to at
tend the funeral of her grandfather,
John Kelly.
C. L. Mccoy went over to Flandreau
Saturday morning on legal business.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Mccoy
and they visited over Sunday with re-
latives.
Mrs. Garrett Hedge returned home
Saturday evening from Rochester and
she reports that Mr.. Hedge is getting
along nicely, although he will not be
home for a few days.
We repair everything from an en-
CINE to an air ship. Some people
think air ships ought TO be SEN to an
air ship builder. Not much! We can
fix 'em. r. A. Anderson, Blacksmith.
o. b. Utigard was up to his farm
near Toronto a few days last week
getting everything in readiness for
spring planting. He tells us that they
have enough snow for good sleighing
in that section.
The young people of the city cele-
brated Good Friday by two dances in
the evening. One was given by the
town young people at Company G
hall and the other by the college Ag-
gies at the Redman hall.
The Sons of Veterans of Robert l..
McCook Camp, No. 2, will entertain
all sons and %grandsons of veterans at
the G. A. R. hall Friday evening, April
4, 1913. The old soldiers and families
will be the honorary guests.
We note by the Minneapolis Journal
that Theo. Nelson, who was a member
of the Brookings Reds during the two
years that this city had a real ball
team, has been appointed an umpire
in the Northern league for this season.
Miss Halle Hyde, who is at the
head of the domestic science depart
ment of Des Moines college, spent a
weeks vacation at the home of her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Hyde, re-
turning to Des Moines Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Lynch, Chas.
Lynch, w. H. Murphy, and Mrs. JOS.
Honan were at Elkton Monday to at
tend the funeral of John Kelly. Mr..
Kelly was one of the pioneers of the
east part of the county, coming here
in 1879.
Coming to the Pleasant Hour, March
81 and April 1st, "Sheridan's Ride"
one Of the best historical dramas ever
seen in moving pictures. By the 1O1
Bison Company. Shows begin at
seven, eight and nine o'clock. Admis-
sion 10 and Is cents.
In discussing the Omaha tornado
with Thos. Madden he remarked that
he had lived in this county for thirty
two years and had seen a storm
that was very destructive to life and
property, "and," added Mr.. Mad
den, "there are a whole lot worse
places than Brookings county, as those
who leave it discover"
Everybody had flowers at the hos
pital on Easter Sunday, thanks to the
ladies of the Lutheran church and the
young women Of Wenona hall. Fresh
eggs for breakfast were had from a
case sent in by Mr.. and Mrs. F. Pooley
of Villas. At dinner all had ice cream,
the treat of Mrs. John Hartmann. Tel
patients spent the day in the institu.
ton, including the badly daughter OF
the Rev. and Mrs. Ray of Henry, who
added to the Easter joy by making a
safe arrival early in the morning.
The committe on arrangements for
the mass meetings on Sunday night
inform us that the meeting for women
will be held at the Presbyterian church
and the men will gather at the M. e.
church. Good speakers and music will
he provided at each place. These
meetings will be held under the aus
pices of the new organized Brookings
Fellowship League and are for the pur,
pose OF working up interest in the
league and it's aims. Every person in
Brookings should be present at one
of these meetings.