The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-09-29

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G. A. Skinner returned home on Fri
day from his trip to North Dakota and
Canada.
DR.. and Mrs. o. H. Lawrence spent
Sunday at Bruce, guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Dokken.
Prof. and Mrs. d. L. Snader, Mrs.
M. Horton and Miss Horton were shop
ping in Sioux Falls Saturday.
Prof. and Mrs. j.. A. Bonell and Mrs.
John Ziegler and daughter Ho~rtense,
spent Saturday in Sioux Falls.
Miss Verna Sexauer returned last
Thursday from Beulah, Wyo., where
she spent a couple weeks visiting.
Geo. Wells and T. w. Tinker re-
turned Saturday night by auto from
a short business visit to Minneapolis,
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Mrs. J. w. Catlett and daughters,
Marguerite and Mrs. Swering, returned
the last of the week from a weeks
visit in Minneapolis.
Evan Borst and Edwin Bartlett left
last Thursday night for Minneapolis,
Mimi, to continue their work at the
University of Minnesota.
DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Stoll returned
home Friday from a two weeks outing
in the Black Hills. They report a fine
time and very enjoyable trip.
Miss Gladys Caldwell, who is teach
ing at Valley Springs this year, spent
Sunday visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Caldwell.
Miss Alma Pultz, commercial in
structor in the Lake Benton high
school, spent the week end visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Pultz.
F. w. Raltson has been enjoying a
visit from his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ralston Of Paullina, Ia, and his
brother from Waterloo, Ia. They left
Tuesday for their homes travelling by
automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swenhart re-
turned Monday from their extended
visit at Madison, Wis, and at points
in Indiana and Ohio. Mr.. Swenhart
reports conditions much the same
throughout the east as they are in
this section.
Miss Edith Pierson, who has charge
Of the practice house and head of the
department Of home economics at
State college returned to Brookings
from. Minneapolis last week Friday.
Miss Pierson was accompanied by her
mother who will spend the winter here.
Much of the inconvenience of the
long walk to the college campus has
been eliminated with the establishment
of a regular bus line between the down,
town district and the hill, by the Mis-
sen-Hinkley Co. The bus makes six
round trips a day at scheduled hours.
The bus will stop anywhere along the
route when hailed by passengers. The
bus will also make extra trips at any
time of the day when a group of five
or more request it. Mr.. Hinkley states
that the service will be expanded as
the demand increases. The need OF
a public transportation utility between
the town and college has long been
felt and will work to the benefit OF
both students and citizens.
Miss Dorothy La Vern, who will ap-
pear here next Monday for a one
weeks stay with her own company
of artists. promises the best perform
ance of any stock company appear
ing en- tour today. presenting all high
class plays. This company carries a
complete set of scenery for every play
presented. It Is the first appearance
of Dorothy La Vern with her stock
company in this city and II they live
up to their recommendations, Miss
La vern will always have a hearty
welcome awaiting her in Brookings.
The play, Civilian Clothes" will
open the weeks engagement. 1t is
a drama full Of laugh and n Of the
best ever written. Secure your seats