The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-11-18

at the /. L. Brown sale, Nov. I'D.
Say it with Flowers" Thanksgiving
day from the Brookings Flower Shop.
The Wide Awake Shoe Repair Shop
is located across the street from City
Hall.
Bake sale at the Corner Grocery,
1000 o'clock, Saturday, under aus.
pieces of the +. +. o.
Pres. W. K. Johnson Of State col
lege, left Wednesday for Minneapolis,
Mirn., on a short business trip.
DR.. Z. w. Forsee returned Tuesday
from a several days combined bust
ness and pleasure trip to ST. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Miss Clara Lee of Brookings, and
Abraham Anderson of Colman, were
united in marriage at the Lutheran
parsonage last Thursday, Rev. B. A.
Benson officiating.
Rev. B. A. Benson returned last
Thursday from Wallace, where he at
tended a district meeting Of the
church. He was also one Of the
speakers at the gathering.
Des Moines Qowa) Register: Miss
Rea handles her beautiful soprano
voice with ease and finish. She sings
without affectation and gives herself
wholly to the music, her face and fig
ure being as expressive of the musical
content as is her voice. Hear her in
oncert at College Auditorium, Decem-
Der third.
The Onida Waterman answer the
question, why is a newspaper like a
pretty woman? To be perfect it must
be the embodiment of many types.
1t is always chased through inclined
to be giddy. 1t enjoys a good press,
the more rapid the better. 1t has a
deal. Can stand some praise and is
awfully proud of its new dress.
Marriage licenses were issued to the
following named couples by Clerk of
Courts II. S. Johnson since last Thurs
day: Olaf Christianson and Miss Ellen
Berke of Folga; Paul Scheiber Of Lake
Benton, MINI, and Miss Ethel John
son of Arco, Mimi; Oliver Felberg Of
Arlington, and Miss Laura Jepson CT
Sinai; Harold Stewart OF Bushnell,
and Miss Hilda Blumeyer of Brookings.
Mrs. Geo. w. Pond of Spokane,
Wash, has been visiting friends in
this vicinity and yesterday departed
for Vernon Center, Mimi, to spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs. Marion
Louer. Mrs. Pond had a very severe
sickness the past year which has left
her in rather poor physical condition
but the Register and her friends here
in Brookings are hoping that the
change of climate from the Pacific
coast to Minnesota may prove bene-
fetal.
Next Monday evening at the college
armory the Commercial club will be
the guests CT State college at the an
nual mixer. The faculty of the col
lege issued a challenge to the club
to an indoor baseball game which will
be one of the features of the enter
tainment. John Sponsler was picked
to captain the club team and the choice
of players was left to him. These
mixers are an annual event and do
much toward bringing the business
men and the college in closer touch.
AS a number of the ex~-soldiers, who
are attending school in the city, are
a long a from home and will be IN
able to spend the holidays among rela-
tives, the people of Brookings are be.
ing asked to invite them into their
homes for Thanksgiving and Christ
mas dinners. The committee Of the
American Legion request those who
wish to entertain one or more of these
men to please leave their names and
address with DR.. Whitehead or at An
derson's drug store. State the mum
Der of men you can entertain and the
day you wish them to come.
1t is reported that the victory parade
Of the university students at Sioux
Falls last Saturday evening was nearly
broken up by a single voice which
shouted from an open hotel window,
Horseshoe" Many of the people
watching the parade took up the shout
which considerably dimmed the exu-
beracy of the %paraders. 1t is said that
it was the voice of a girl and that she
r the white tam characteristic of
the girls band. The Sioux Falls papers
made great sport out Of the fact that
the voice Of a State college coed
could demoralize a whole victory
parade.
According to A. F. Grimm, president
OF the Commercial club, that organiza
ton had one of the best meetings in
its history last Monday night at the
club rooms. Roads came up for dis.
cussion and it was decided that the
president appoint a special committee
Of three as a road committee to co
operate with the directors. The sug
gestion box was opened and many
were discussed. On the question Of
the city making soft water for house