The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1923-02-08
Local and Personal
r.. G. Trotzig. Associate and News Editor, Phone Ii

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Advertisement.
Dry Cleaning and Tailoring. Coco
work by the Observation-Disclosures
ment.
A number of Bookings Woodmer
were at Waterfowl last week attend
ing a special meeting of the ~organiza
ton.
DR.. +. V. Pierce will deliver the prin
cipal address at the Lincoln birthday
banquet at Aberdeen next Monday eve
ming.
Miss Ruth Evenson, nurse at the
Deaconess hospital, left Tuesday morn
ing for a few days visit in Minneapo
lis, Mimi.
New invoice typewriter ribbons al
Register office. All kinds. Price x
cents. Phone No. 1.-Adyertisement
vertisement.
Mrs. Leo Brewer of Howard, was
called to Brookngs last Thursday BY
the illness of her son, Bernard Brew
er, a student at State college.
II. n. Dybvig, prominent nursery
man of Cotton, was a business visitor
in Brookings Wednesday comforting
with DR.. n. f.. Hansen at State college
Specialize dozen oranges while
they last 20 cents per dozen. One 10
large navel oranges 46 cents per doz
en-. Grape fruit, fancy large $l10
Brookings Coffee COmpany.-Adver
tisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Keith and c. II
RaWsOn of Colman, motOred up yester
day and spent the day visiting il
Brookings and attending TO bushes.
matters. Mrs. Keith is a sister of Rus
sell Shreeves of this city.
Sam Pittenger, we'll known either
of Brookings, is extremely i'll and ha.
been lying at the point of death 70
several days. This is sad news to hi
large number of friends and the unitet
hope is that he will pull through sue
cessfully.
The last number of the State col
lege artists course will be given G
Tuesday evening, February Is at TIL
college auditorium by George KIass
violinist. Lovers of artistic viOli1
playing should be out in force to gree
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures.
Many residents and old time grad
yates Of State college will be grieve'
to learn of the death Of Nina UpdykC
daughter of Professor Updyke, former
Iy of State college, and well known i
the early days of the college. He
death took place recently in Los Al
geles.
The lure of the sea has called tw
boys from BrOokings into the L. s
Navy. William II. Hanson and job,
kamstra were among a draft Of II re
cruits shipped out of the station a
Sioux Falls Tuesday evening for Omt
ha where they will be sworn in an
assigned to training on the Pacifi
coast. They expect to complete thei
training in time to join the Pacifl
feet on it's cruise of the tropics whic
begins in a few weeks.
Lectures on The Present Day New!
paper" and The Art and Vocation {
Writing" will be given at State &C
lege on February 20 by Burgess JohI
son, formerly a member Of the editoria
staff of Harper's and Everybody's mas
azines, editor of Outing and editor
chief of Judge, who is now cOnnecte
with the department Of English at Va
sar college. Mr.. Johnson is spendin
a sabbatical half-year in lecturing i
American universities and colleges.
Furnishing a reading room, facil
ties for writing letters and a soci;
center for students of the secondar
School of Agriculture at State college
the Aggie Y. nj. c. A. has become we
established on the campus. Officer
Of the organization are: Peter Der,
land, Scotland, president; Chas. Pa
shall, Colome, vice president; Howar
Doner, German, recorder; Harry w
mer, Frankfort, Bible study; Wa
Barber, Onida, church relations; Elvi
Duryee, Webster, missions; membe
ship; Henry Fred, Canova, Missions
Francis Gillette, Hayti, finance; job
! Nord, Milbank, social; Herbie Will
Detroit, Mich, association rooms
Rhea Stitt, Hitchcock, employment.