The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-02-03
Local and Personal
Blocker g. Blocker, Chiropractors.

Blocker 81 BECKER, CnlropractOrS.
For auto livery call 159. Geo. Brown.
Y. NJ. C. A. Lecture Course, Febru.
airy 9.
New lot of silk waists just unpacked
at Coles.
T. C. Akin spent Wednesday in Au-
rora on business.
Don't fail to hear the February Vic
tor records at McMillan's; some splen-
did numbers among them.
Mrs. L. Stegner was up from Aurora
on Tuesday making preparations for
a sale of her stock and farm machin-
cry TO be held on February 81.
All Masons and ladies and Eastern
Star and gentlemen are invited to
attend a dance and card party given
at Masonic Temple Friday evening,
February IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. kumlein took
their daughter to Sioux Falls last Mon
day to obtain surgical treatment for
the little girls eyes. 1t is hoped that
the operation will prove successful.
Chaplain G. P. Squires, advisor to
the vocational men at State college,
returned Tuesday morning from Pierre
where he conferred with various mem
bers and committees of the legisla-
ture.
Mrs. A. Fry, accompanied by her
granddaughter, Lucille, left Sunday for
the latter's home at Iroquois. Lucille
has been visiting her grandparents
here for a couple of weeks, which was
her first trip away from home alone.
Mrs. Fry returned yesterday.
The members of the State college
faculty and the extension workers and
visitors at the conference last week
held a big banquet at Wecota hall last
Thursday evening followed by a dance
at the armory. 1t was one Of the
largest affairs of the season at the
college and proved to be a great sue
cess.
C. Z. Palmer, grand master Of the
Odd Fellows lodge, returned to his
home in this city Sunday evening after
spending three weeks in the north
eastern part of the state visiting
lodges. He will leave again next Mon
day on a two weeks trip in the south
eastern part of the state OF the same
mission.
T. F. Wesley and J. H. Harrington
returned Monday from Minneapolis,
Mimi. where they spent a couple of
days on business. They secured two
new cars while there and drove them
back to Brookings. They found the
roads quite good with the exception
of the first hundred miles out of Min
neapolis.
Carl Denies, a sophomore, will rep
resent State college in the state ora
torical contest to be held at Yank-
ton. February IS. Denies took first
in the preliminary contest which was
held for the purpose of choosing the
State college representative. His sub
iect was Christian Citizenship" The
winner of the state contest will com
pete with other state representatives
in a divisional contest to be held in
North Dakota, April l, and he winner
of the divisional contest will meet
other divisional winners in a national
contest to be held at Mitchell early
in May.
Girls, before purchasing your recep-
ton or graduation dresses be sure to
see the Schweiber samples of satins,
g~eorgettes, and plain and hand EN-
b~roidered organdie. Mothers, be sure
TO see my line of linens, pieco-weave,
and mercerized, Shantung wash suit
ings, dimities, cotton crepes, Scotch
madras, etc, before purchasing your
or your family's spring wardrobe.
have a large assortment Of curtains,
cretonnes and ~draperies. l have a spe-
cial offer in spring skirts good until
February Is. Also a splendid line OF
wooden material. On exhibition over
Moore's Variety Store, first door to
the right, every Saturday afternoon
from 200 to 900 during February.
Mrs. Robert Wheaton.