The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-08-11
Local and Personal
f.. G.. Trotzig, Associate and News Editor. Phone LII

Mems new Shirts, $1.45, at Coles
Advertisement.
Mems new Black Dress Shoes, $4.95.
Cole's.-Advertisement.
For sale, slightly used Piano, a bar.
gain. Phone 68.-Advertisement.
We can now supply you with covers
for Wearever stew pans at the special
sale price of lac. Observation-Disclosures
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bunday motored
to Hetland last Saturday afternoon and
visited over Sunday at the home of J.
N. Bunday and family.
Mrs. Inez Aldrich Madden is work
ing in the First National bank this
week taking the place Of Mrs. R. B.
Breed who is on her vacation.
Mrs. E. B. Lucius and son of Chi.
cago, H., arrived last Thursday for
a visit at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Grimm. Mr.. Lucius
is expected to arrive today for a visit.
The Eastern State Normal at Madi-
son opens September 10. Regular
curses in teacher-training, junior col
lege work and music are offered. Full
information on request. Advertise
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kremer came
down from Watertown last week for
a visit at the F. M. Kremer home.
Mr.. Kremer returned Tuesday morn
ing leaving Mrs. Kremer for a longer
visit.
A freak ball game was played at
Lake Campbell Sunday afternoon be-
tween pick up teams from Medary
and the Brookings west side. The
score as reported to us was 27 to 1
in favor of Medary.
Prof. and Mrs. A.. S. Harding left
by auto yesterday for Princeton, Mimi,
where they will spend three weeks
visiting at the home of Mr.. Harding's
parents. They may also enjoy an
outing at one of the lakes near there.
Hubert Mathews, the artist and il,
illustrator who has been art instructor
at State college during the summer
session, spoke before the Rotary Club
Tuesday at their noon lunch giving
some very interesting facts concern.
ing his work of illustrating for maya
zines. He told how an artist breaks
into print when he is getting his start
and colored his talk with many anus.
ing incidents. While not processing in
any way to be a chalk talk artist or
~cartoonist, he made some clever
sketches of various Rotarians among
whom were Van Fishback in two poses,
DR.. A. H. Stoll and Paul butcher. The
dinner which was served was of an
unusually high degree of excellence.
From the high school newspaper OF
ard Jenkins, son of J. C. Jenkins, a
well known former attorney of Brook
ings. passed the highest mental test
among the 1900 graduating students
of the schools of the city. He scored
PA points out of a possible 220. The
school paper honors him with the fol-
lowing sketch: Richard came to l..
A. from Portland two years ago.
Though he did not go out for debating
until his senior year, he has taken part
in every round of the city league de-
bates this year, always being victor
ious, and has done more toward bring
ing the city championship home to l..
a. han any other debater in school,
Richard vas on the team that repre-.
scented l.. A. at the annual chemical
examination conducted by the South
ern California Chapter of the American
Chemical Society and received the best
grade of any student from l.. A. high
by II per cent He is a member of
Forum and recently won the Forum
semi-annual short story contest. He
was also cast in the senior play, III
Pays to ADVERTISE" Richard is one
of the members of the Ephebian Hon
or society, composed of high school
graduates for scholarship, leadership
and character. He expects to attend
Stanford"