The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-12-09

The brotherhood of the Woman
lodge will meet at the Odd Fellows
hall, Friday night, December II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fishback left
Wednesday morning for Los Angeles,
Cal, where they will spend the winter.
The man that's worth while is the
man that can smile, etc" You all
know it, what's the use of repeating
it. Try it.
d. w. Schuneman returned Sunday
morning from Marshall, Mimi, where
he has been employed for several
weeks.
Arnold F. Meisel and Miss Violet
c. ~Simonson, both of Castlewood, were
united in marriage Wednesday after
noon by Justice d. Sharp.
Mrs. John A. Flynn of Wells, Mimi,
is in the city visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Murphy. Mr..
Murphy is her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jensen of Me-
Diary, were shopping in the city yes
terday and called to subscribe for this
great moral and family journal.
Clyde Hinkley vent to Mitchell on
Tuesday to attend a meeting of the
board of directors of the Manufacture
ers' and Employers association.
Elmer Atkinson, who directs the
Toronto band, Vas at Toronto Tues
day evening at which time the band
gave a concert to a large and appre-
ciative audience.
Our annual Christmas sale and eX-
hibit of hand decorated china is being
held at my home. 721 18th venue
Orders will be filled. Mrs. j. II. Hub
bard. Phone 231.
Christmas is close at hand. Get one
Of those beautiful Souvenir Booklets
of Brookings at the Register office.
Enclosed in an envelope already for
mailing at 20 cents each.
Frank O. Smith leaves tomorrow
on a short business trip to Chicago.
He will visit a day or two with his
aunt, Mrs. F. n. Bagley, at her home
in Milwaukee before returning to
B~rookings.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Sanderson left
journey to the Pacific coast to spend
the winter. They will make their
home at Redlands, Cal, where they
have spent former winters.
A unique community meeting and
box supper was given last Friday even
ing at the Trenton school house under
the direction Of Mrs. Bert E. Thomas,
teacher. The program consisted of
songs, drills and vitalized agriculture
demonstrations by the pupils, music
by the Trenton band, singing by Miss
Christopherson, and a selected reading
by Miss Mercedes Heintz. Talks were
given by Miss Laura Keith, secretary
of the Y. w. c. A. and Prof w. F.
Kumlein of State college. The audi
ence was large and heartily encored
all numbers and when Col. S. j
Rudolph arose to auction off the boxes
the gentlemen present proved beyond
a shadow of a doubt that the era of
tight money no longer existed. The
total receipts were $67.50 and the af-
fair was voted a complete success by
all.
Mrs. Fred S. Miner returned the
last of the week from Custer, S. D.,
where she accompanied Miss Martha
Fricke, who has entered the sanitarium
at that place for the benefit of her
health. Mrs. Miner tells us that this
institution, which is a state institu-
ton and founded for the purpose Of
caring for tuberculosis patients, is
situated in the heart of the Black
Hills and with it's pure air and water
and under the care Of DR.. Wood
worth and his staff of trained nurses,
is one of the finest places that can
be imagined for a purpose Of this kind.
1t is very homelike and well fur
nished, with plenty of fresh air and
sunshine such as tubercular patient
need and there is no necessity foY
going outside Of South Dakota for
treatment Of this kind as we have
there an institution that should be
the pride of the state.
Two organizations that are taking
increased prominence in the civic as
we'll as religious life of Brookings are
the bro%therhoods of the Methodist and
Presbyterian churches. These bodies
held meetings recently and elected Of
fcers for the coming year.. The Meth
odist brotherhood elected DR.. w. f.
Johnson, president; C. H. Atkinson,
vice-presi1ent; E. A. Moon, secretary
and treasurer; Clyde Hinkley, chair
man of social work; A. H. Kuhlman,
chairman of religious work, and e. T.
Burris, chairman of publicity. Plans
were made for the carrying out of a
~three-fold program of which the foot
ball night" at the church last Sunday
was the opening gun. The Presbyte-
rian brotherhood elected j. H. Hub
bard, president; Henry Gilbert, vice