The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-01-30
Local and Personal

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pavilion on March Sth. Barnett e.
Son.
Lee Olson of Arlington, came over
Saturday morning and spent the day
visiting friends.
Hear Dr.. Pierce at the Baptist
church Sunday night on The Fight
Against Hypocrisy"
Mrs. Lewis Ellis left Monday morn
ing for Flandreau where she will
spend a week with her daughter.
H. G. Williams is having the first
floor of his building remodeled and
will soon occupy it with his land of
fee.
A rare treat is offered in the Cri-
terion Male Quartette, Friday evening,
tomorrow, January 31st, at SIS in the
college auditorium.
w. j. Wilson is now at Mesilla Park,
n. M, and writes that they are hav-
ing delightful weather and enjoying
every minute of it.
Patrons of the Hotel Dyckman,
Minneapolis, are assured a cordial
welcome, uniform courtesy and the
best Of service always"
Prof. J. w. Wilson of State College,
will go to De Smet Saturday to adj
dress the K~ingsbury County Farm Blu
reau on live stock improvement.
Orvis Peterson, one of the Brook
ings boys who enlisted in the Marine
Corps, has been made Quartermaster
Sergeant and transferred from Nor
folk, Va, to the Marine Barracks at
Washington, d. C.
While in the city Saturday Ralph
Horton told the Register that he had
purchased the old hotel property at
Volga and would convert the building
into an amusement house for theatels
and establish a moving picture show
for that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lynch re-
ceived word on Monday from Stove,
VT, that a fine ten pound son had ar
rived on Sunday to grace the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Lynch and that all
were doing well. Their many friends
in Brookings will extend congratula.
tons.
Mr.. Horatio Rench, is a tenor of no
little ability, and has greatly pleased
music lovers wherever he has ap.
peared. He is soloist of the Collegi-
ate Church, Gath street, New York
City, and has a fine repertoire of opera
and oratorio selections. You will en-
joy hearing him with the Criterion
Male Quartette' at the college audi.
forum tomorrow night.
Musician Jack Vrenegor arrived
home or Thursday of last week, hav-
ing received his discharge at Camp
Dodge on the second of January. He
went direct to Minneapolis for a visit
with his parents and was there Joined
by Mrs. Vrenegor. The latter was
called to Flandreau from Minneapolis
by the sickness of relatives and Mr..
Vrenegor left here the last of the
week for a short visit at that place
when they expected to return to
Brookings together.
The Pasadena, Calf, Star-News of
January Sth, tells of the death of
James G. Way, who formerly resided
in Brookings with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Way. 1t says: James G..
Way died on Tuesday afternoon at the
home of his mother, Mrs. E. J. Way,
corner Lake avenue and Alameda
street, Altadena. He had been ill for
several months with a complication of
ailments. Mr.. Way was born in Iowa
and was 3S years of age. For the last
years he has lived in Los An
geles, and for the last year has held q
responsible position in government
service as inspector Of the fishing in
dustry in Southern California waters,
A wife and three children survive him.
Mr.. Way was a man of college educa-
ton, talented and of sterling quail
ties. which made him popular and
highly esteemed with a large circle
Of friends. Funeral announcement
later"