The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-12-23
Local and Personal
DRUGGIST

A. Fry was a business visitor in Iro
quois last Saturday.
Nels Christensen has stored hi.
threshing rig and is again at work fol
f. C. Fryer.
Mrs. NJ. Honan left Tuesday eveninl
for Underwood, N. d., where she will
spend Christmas with relatives.
Miss Alice Langdon left Sunday
night for Parker, called there by tho
illness of her nephew, Louis Riley.
Mrs. George NJ. Anderson left tn
latter part of last week for Moline, III.
to spend the Christmas vacation with
a daughter.
Only a short time left yet to win the
cut glass at the Ideal Home Bakery
Votes must be in tomorrow, December
"a, by noon.
Miss Verna Grove left Tuesday
morning for Mortified, Mimi, where
she will spend the Christmas holidays
with a sister.
Mrs. E. E. Hyde left Tuesday even.
ing to spend Christmas with relatives
at Clark, S. D. Mr.. Hyde also expects
to leave for that city today.
M. E. Culhane left last evening for
Sioux Falls to attend to business mat
ters. From there he will go to Aber-
deem, expecting to return home the
last of the week.
Mrs. c. G. Sherwood returned from
Clark yesterday where she has been
spending a week at her old home. The
Judge, who has been holding a regular
term of circuit court for Clark county,
is expected to arrive today and will
spend the Christmas with his family
in Brookings.
Preliminary debates were held
among the literary societies at the
B~rookings high school yesterday after
noon. The purpose of this try-out is
to select a team from each society
which will contest the position of the
winning team in the inter-society de-
bates and represent the local institu-
ton in the State Debating League.
Probably one of the most important
announcements Manager f. Fl. Carlisle
of the Grand opera house has made for
the season is the coming engagement
of 1.-THE Trail CT the Lonesome Pine"
the play made by Eugene Walter, au-
thor of "The Easiest Way" and Paid
in Full" from John Fox, Jr.'s novel of
"a million readers" which attained
enormous success during its u at the
New Amsterdam Theatre in New York
City, where it was produced by Mes
sers. Klaw and Erlanger. 1t will be
shown in Brookings on Wednesday,
December 20. The production has a
beautiful scenic mounting which has
been greeted with enthusiastic com
ment wherever een
Brookings residents are to see "The
Trail of the Lonesome Pine" the dram
atization of John Fox, Jr.'s extremely
popular novel by Eugene Walter. The
play has been one of the most success
full produced in years and has had long
runs in Boston, New York, Philadel-
phia and Chicago. Messrs. Gaskill
and MacVitty, the producers, have
promised a lavish scenic production,
in fact 1t will be given here exactly as
seer at the New Amsterdam Theatre
in New York City. New York's most
theatre), where the lavish
ness of its scenery and the tense
drama Of the play enthralled thous-
ands of playgoers for months. "The
Trail of the Lonesome Pine" will be
the attraction at the Grand opera
house on Wednesday, December 29.
and Manager e. H. Carlisle advises his
patrons to reserve their seats early as
unusual amount of interest Is be-
ing manifested.