The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-11-04
Local and Personal
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Blocker 8 Blocker, Chiropractors.
a. X. Weaver returned last week
from an extended business trip 10
eastern cities.
Mrs. Annie l.. Pratt returned from
Tracy, Mimi, where she spent a few
days visiting.
Mrs. Thomas Gallery of Elkton, left
Saturday morning for her home after
a visit in this city.
It's worth a dollar to hear the boys
quartet sing Chinese Lullaby" in
"Miss Cherry Blossom at the Opera
house, Friday, November u.
II. Howard Biggar, associate editor
OF the Dakota Farmer at Aberdeen,
arrived last Thursday and visited with
relatives here. He left for Aberdeen
Sunday evening.
Christmas may seem a long ways
off but we are already making pic
lures to be used as Christmas re
membranes. The Clarin Studio has
the very latest in photos.
Rev. William Trygstad, who returned
recently from Africa, left Saturday
morning for Mortified, Mimi, where
h will make his home this winter.
He spent a week visiting relatives in
this county.
VIM. Mckee picked the last Of his
strawberries last week. His last crop
was as fine as the first. Pretty nice
fall weather when one can pick straw
berries from the garden in the last
week of October.
Ralph Horton, advertising manager
and linotype operator of the Volga
Tribune, was in Bookings Saturday
morning and read a paper before the
annual meeting of the South Dakota
College Press association which was
in session at State college.
A great deal Of satisfaction is ex-
pressed by the citizens of Brookines
because the paving on Sixth street
was completed before the onset Of
winter. The Atkinson Paving com
pany exerted every effort to make this
possible, speeding up all material ship
ments, putting on extra workmen and
running night and day shifts, without
any sacrifice whatever in the quality
Of workmanship. They may feel as
sured that their efforts are appre-
Ciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jiggs," known in the
confines Of the dailies all over the
country as Jiggs Mahoney and his ever
ubiquitous wife, Maggie, the creation
of that resOurceful and adroit cartoon
list. George McManus, will be the
guests of honor in an entirely new play
entitled Bringing Up Father at the
S~eashore," at the Grand opera house,
Friday, November 5. The action Of
the offering, which is divided into
three amusing and sidesplitting chap.
ters, is s%prinkled with a liberal ar
rangement of lively song numbers,
dancing, novelties and surprises and
enough action to require the services
of an excellent chorus and a consider.
able cast.
The doings of the famous "Jiggs
Mahoney and his better half. Maggie.
brought to light and created by George
McManuus. in his popular cartoons.
Bringing Up Father" are scheduled
to hold merry sway at the opera
house, Friday, November 5. with the
usual matinee. Probably no character
in tn annals of fiction are as funny
and beloved as the illusions of Mr..
McNanUs. For years his comics have
been entertaining and amusing the
millions withe the result that the chill
dren of his a~rtiCtic brain are now
considered a national institution. IN
the new play, bearing the title Of
bringing Up Father at the Seashore,"
which is comedy galore with plenty
of lifting, tuneful and infectious music
all the famous characters become
vitality alive. Their quarrels and rows
are renewed all over again, and their
antics serve to increase their popu
larity and at the same time contribute
happiness and mirth to their count
less admirers. The offering is in three
acts. A beauty chorus OF twenty
young women, who know how to sing
and dance, is one Of the features.