The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-08-28
Local and Personal

Prof. G.. A. Starring left last night
for Huron on state fair publicity work.
Matinee Saturday, 2:30 p. m, at
The Fad" Bring the children. sc to
all.
September LIST, at the Pleasant Hour
will begin the first show at 1880
o'clock.
There are some good bargains in
early fall goods at Helen Johnson's
millinery store.
Prof. C. Larsen left last evening for
west OF the river, where he has three
or four addresses to make at county
fairs.
President and Mrs. Slagle. Secretary
Larson and Dean Hedge made a trip
over to Sioux Falls Monday in the
Deans auto.
c. e. Kilmer and family left last
evening for their home at Fort Dodge,
Iowa, after a ten days visit at the
home of Alex Mccormick.
We notice by the White Leader
that Mr.. and Mrs. U. D. Palmer, former
residents OF Brookings and now living
at Santa Ana, Cal. are visiting there.
Prof. w. Albert Peterson and bride
arrived this week and are living on
Eleventh avenue, south Of the college
campus. Brookings people will extend
a cordial welcome to Mrs. Peterson.
The regular meetings of the board
of education are held the last Friday
of each month, and they do not allow
bills at any other time. Those interest
ed can govern themselves accordingly.
Mrs. Callie Rexford, Mrs. A. s. Bald
win, Miss Bontecou and Sidney Rex
ford autoed up from Spring Valley,
Mimi, the latter part of the week and
visited a few days at the H. Rexford
home.
VIM. Bird and family of Ellsworth,
Mimi, were here last week visiting at
the home of his sister, Mrs. John Gull
hane, Sr. They were accompanied
by their daughter, Sister Thelma, who
is one Of the nurses in charge of the
Rochester hospital.
S. F. Walters was down to Sinai,
Rutland and other towns in that Sec
ton yesterday, opening up new terri
tory for the sale Of the "Brookings"
cigars and he reports fine success. h
people of that section will find that
the "Brookings' are strictly all right.
Mrs. c.. H. Atkinson and children
arrived home Sunday evening from
their old home in Ohio, where they
spent most of the summer. Mr.. Atkin-
son and Roger, who have been at
Watertown, came down Sunday to
Join the other members of the family.
The Farmers Cooperative Company
is now ready for business and in add,
ton to our grain business W. are
handling coal and salt. We are also
agents for the T. G. Mandt wagon, the
Flying Dutchman" gang and sulky
blows, and for all kinds of farm nipple,
ments. ]. d. Wilson, manager.
At the Pleasant Hour, From the
Manger to the Cross" Six reels. The
earthly life of u savior shown in i'm
pressive living pictures posed and
photographed on the site in Palestine
where Christ lived. September 2 and
8. Admission Is and 25 cents. Mat
inee September 8 at 4 o'clock. Admis
sion 10 and Is cents.
From the Manger to the Cross" a
reverent moving picture life story OF
Jesus of Nazareth, produced in au
thentic location in Palestine anC
Egypt. To be shown at the Pleasant
Hour. September End and 3rd, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Admission 25 and Ii
cents. Commences 7:15, $3.50, $3.50
Matinee Wednesday afternoon A p. m.
10 and Is cents,
H. H. Voege and Miss Grace B. Bill.
ings were married Monday at the home
of her parents at Chokio, MINI. The
bride has been employed in the dr.
goods department at the Bee Hive TO
the past year and Mr.. Voege holds
responsible position with the Brict
son Manufacturing Co. Both are wei
and favorably known to our people AM
have a large circle of friends here VIII
will extend congratulations.