The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-11-25

Virginia Rea, College Auditorium
December 3.
William Longman was a business
visitor at Toronto one day last week
The Menace Of Mormonism' dis.
cussed at Baptist church, Sunday
1920.
S. J. Kabrud made a business trir
to Bancroft, De Smet and Lake Pres.
ton on Friday and Saturday last week.
Mrs. f. +. Kennedy OF Huron, ar
rived last week and is visiting in
Brookings at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Woodward.
The Misses Alma Erickson and
Esther Distad returned to their home
at Astoria last Wednesday after a
weeks visit at the home of Mrs. Lizzie
Nelson.
Mrs. j. O. Johnson Of Ames, Iowa.
arrived last Saturday evening for q
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mr..
Lester Quinn. Mrs. Quinn is her
daughter.
Il. c. Royce Of Minneapolis, MINI.
arrived in Brookings last week and is
gathering material for the state Ga.
zetteer which is published biennially
by the II. L. Polk Co. of ST. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Kendall left Tues
! day morning for Fargo, \. D., WHERE
they will notwithstanding dinner with
relatives. +. G.. Estee is taking Mr.
Kendall's place as railway station
agent.
Let the Clarin Studio settle youl
Christmas shopping. You can buy
dozen photographs made by the Clarin
Studio that will take the place OF
twelve presents and be remembered
by your friends as well.
The big theatrical attraction OF
Thanksgiving week in Bookings is
Raymond Hitchcock's "Hitchy-Koo,
which will appear al the Grand opera
house Saturday evening, November q
1t is an entirely new edition of the
famous New York revue than has de
lighted audiences everywhere it has
appeared. 1t is a big be%wilderiGg
breezy, brilliant mixture of pretty
girls, dancers, singers, comedians anC
other sp~ecialties. 1t is a musical com
edy revue in sixteen episodes full Of
novelties, unusual scenery, new songs
surprises every minute, altogether a!
~, nrt a n rlant fhnt will Civ aNpTVnnt
in the audience a good time.
~Six-year-old baby Josephine is the
t of "Hitchy-Koo," the musical com
edy revelation that will play at the
Grand opera house hex Saturday
evening, November 81. This tiny tot
so attractive to audiences that she
gets dozens of curtain calls, sings
dances and amuses all with her light
ming repartee. "Hitchy-KOo" boast!
of a thousand laughs and a hundred
song hits. Each one of the sixteel
episodes is a whole entertainment
The attention OF the audience i
grabbed even before the curtain rise
with a big surprise, and it is hell
throughout the evening. Everythin;
is sparkling new except h title.
State college will send a representa-
tive to the meeting of the South Da
kota college athletic conference 10 b.
held at Mitchell in December, Will
not a member of the conference,
number of matters will come up a
the meeting that will concern bot
State college and the university. Tn
basketball schedule for the winter sea
son will be arranged al this meeting
More than 100 men and womel
students of State college have entered
study groups which will meet one
weekly during the winter months t
discuss present day problems. Tn
formation of these discussion group
comes as a result of the series of lee
lures on present day world problem
given recently by j. Stitt WlSsor
former mayo Of Berkeley, Cal, an
now a lecturer of the national Y. NJ
C. A. organization. Two subject
which are to be featured are, tn
world as the subject of redemption
and labor in the changing world.