The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-01-21
Local and Personal

DR.. G. l.. Brown was at Pierre a few
days the last of the week.
Watch for the Walk-Over Shoe Fac
tory film at the Pleasant Hour.
Be sure and hear the S. D. S. C. Mill
tary Band concert Friday evening.
The 4th set of dishes will be given
away Saturday at the matinee at The
Fad.
Chas. Keck returned home Saturday
evening from Chicago, where he went
with stock.
Our new serial-The Exploits of
Elaine, a detective story, will start
soon at The Fad.
Ed Williams is up from Sioux Falls
today visiting old ~neighbors and look
ing after business matters.
MI. and Mrs, G. R. Miner departed
Saturday for the south, where they
will spend the remainder of the
winter.
Philo Hall returned the last of the
week from Pierre, where he appeared
before the supreme court in two or
three matters.
Mrs. Boldt of Hetland, and Mrs.
Kerr of Bruce, spent several days last
week at the home of their mother,
Mrs. ]. S. Smith.
Prof. Brown of the State College,
left yesterday morning for Rock
Rapids, Iowa, where he speaks before
a teachers meeting.
An educational film showing all the
different processes of making a shoe
will be put on at the Pleasant Hour
by the Bee Hive Store next week.
"The Prince of Pilsen" company
which played here Saturday night, go
to New York City the first of March,
where they play during the entire
month.
Mrs. w. J. Gentle left Tuesday even
ing for Pierre to attend the poultry
show. She has a number Of birds
entered and will probably be award
ed her usual number Of prizes.
Mrs. Griswold of C%hatfeld, Mimi,
who has spent some time at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. G.. D. Cole. de-
parted yesterday morning for Gin,
%cinnati. where she will visit a sister.
A district conference Of the Luther
an church is in session at the local
church this week. The meetings began
on Tuesday and end today, and there
are about forty visiting delegates pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fishback de-
parted Tuesday morning for their
southern and eastern visit. They will
visit Mississippi and Florida, return
ing by way of Brooklyn, N. Y. where
their daughter, Mrs. Creamer, lives.
The skating rink in the east part
of the city is a very popular place
with the young folks and some of the
older ones. The ice is in good shape
and the rink furnishes enjoyment fol
a large number each afternoon and
evening.
Harry Culbertson, booking agent fol
a number Of the best known musica,
artists in the country, was here this
week comforting with Dean Hedge Of
the music department of the college
AS most of Mr.. Culbertson's artists
bring about a thousand dollars a night
Mr.. Hedge did not engage very many
"The Prince of Pilsen" was present
ed at the opera house on Saturday
evening and it proved to be about thu
classiest show that yer appeared
here. 1t was a big we~ll-balanced com
pany, with several good voices, ant
they worked every minute to enter
tain the audience. They were handi
capped by the smallness of the stag
and this also prevented them from us
ing much of their scenery. The house
was a big one. but 1t would have beef
much larger had it not been one of TIT
stormiest days of the winter.