The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-08
Hobo Day, Friday. November is.

a II. Cronk. C~niropractor.
Children's hose. 10 cents, all sizes.
Gillespie & Rogers. Footfitters.
Sheriff f. S. Miner and Mrs. MINER
went to Sioux Falls yesterday by auto
for a days visit.
Chas. Ford, of Highmore, formerly
a resident of the city, has been in
town this week on business.
Mrs. E, :. Knowles and Mrs. Tubbs,
of Sioux Fails. were visitors at the
college Yesterday viewing the flowers.
Mrs. \. =. Ward. of Durand, Wis.
arrived Wednesday morning for a visit
with her sister. Mrs. 4. b. Allison.
She will return home sunday.
DR.. J. W. Foster returned to his
home at Aurora, having had his ton
sils removed at Dr., Frudenfeld's of
fice.-Madison, s. D.. Sentinel.
b. II. Schaphorst left Tuesday even
ing for Winner to attend to legal bust
ness for lc Culhane Adjustment Co.
He will BE- gone all of the week.
Mrs. Il II. Natwick came up from
her home al Sioux Falls yesterday to
attend TO matters in connection with
her property interests in the city.
Mrs. +. B. Olson, of Arlington.
spent Friday in the city visiting and
attending To business matters. She
was accompanied by her son. John.
President Gage, of Huron college,
accompanied by Mrs. Gage. came down
from Huron Monday morning and were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Fishback until Tuesday evening. They
came to attend the big flower show
at the college.
Mrs. j. /. C~olgrove went to Elkton
Saturday. After a day or so there
she and her sister-in-law will go east,
Mrs. @. A. Loveland TO Wisconsin and
Mrs. Colgrove to Washington, where
she will spend the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. j. II. Nelson.
Robt. and Roy Wheaton, sons OF
A. II. Wheaton of Rapid City, spent
Saturday in the city, visiting old
friends and places. They had been
to Rochester, where Mr.. Wheaton is
in the hospital and report his condi
ton as some improved for the time al
least. Mrs. Wheaton is remaining al
the hospital. The boys went on tC
their homes at Rapid City and Dead
wood Saturday evening.
Elmer Void was called to Minneapo
lis yesterday morning by a telephone
message received during the night
which stated that his father, A. NJ
Void, president Of the Void Construc
ton Co. was in a hospital SUFFERING
from an acute attack of bladder
trouble. on the advice of the physi
clans, given over the wire, an oper
alton was consented to and yesterday
morning it took place. Word received
at train time, after the operation, was
that it was successful and Mr.. WolC
was resting easily.
Without question, it Is said, tho
most amazing sight vor offered {
theatergoer is the reproduction q
Ancient Babylon in d. w. Griffith
latest spectacle, "Intolerance,' the
new art attraction TO appear at the
Grand Opera House two nights, and
Tuesday matinee, starting Monday
November Il. At an expense of Over
a quarter of a million dollars Mr.
griffith has made this famous ole
world stronghold, with its %splendors
IT'S mighty walls, its battling hosts. It's
r%cgcls, its life of luxurious abandon
and its curious customs live again, ar
accomplishment that Is said TO be
without peer. Never in the history %
the stage has such a gigantic struc
turc been shown as that of BelshaZ
zar's magnificent palace with its great
hall over a mile in length. And Their
one must take into consideration tn,
fact that the Babylonian episode IS
but one-fourth of the wonders Of an
clearance"
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