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P. THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1989 2B THE BELLEVILLE -(KANSAS) TELESCOPE- A Actually, this animal is both a moose and a cow. Product of rare experiment in cross-breeding on northern Minnesota farm, it's now owned by agricultural school of state university at Minneapolis. Head tion resemble home of the bride's parents Wed-, nesday, June 26. The bride is Belleville's finest young ladies, and the groom is one of out' industrious young men, being employed as fireman o11 the Union Pacific.

Monday evening the young people who were at one time pupils of Mrs. William Kamp held Talpleasant reunion the J. mage lawn. Among those present were Mrs. B.

T. Bullen, Misses May Hair, Daisy Weeks, Jennie Hum- John login, Clarence I. V. phrey, May Hallowell, and Messrs. Hardy and Ed Hardy, Harry Shaw, Walter -Hair, and Walter Bell.

The number of old soldiers in the county is 635, and there are 18! soldiers' widows. Of this number 159 are drawing pensions, ranging from $2 to $72. There are 283 of who are wounded or injured land are not receiving pensions. The Grand Army posts of this of county claim 224. Norway It's a Moose! No, It's a Cow! a moose.

Wright, Mrs. Sarah Wright, Edith Mrs. Lenora Zeornes, Mrs. Chizek, Mrs. Edith Norris, Charlotte Walter, Miss Sigred Sjogren, Mrs.

Helen Larsen, Mrs. Iola Larsen, Miss Clarice Ross and Miss Ollie Hugos. Mrs. Roy Hewitt and Patricia Ann of Tueson, came Friday to visit Mrs. Karen Ross and Clarice and other relatives and friends.

and Mrs. Lee Davidson and Connie Jo of Courtland and Anton Ofstad and Ellen, were Sunday guests of Mr. Mrs. Harry Buer and family. The Lutheran Luther league sponsored an ice cream social at the church Friday evening.

Edith Norris and Elaine Hammer were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Johnson at i Courtland. Johnny Brewer arrived Tuesday from Emporia to spend the summer with his father, Joe Brewer. Miss Sigrid Sjogren of Concordia was a Thursday guest of Mrs.

(.. L. Ross and Clarice. Mrs. Donald Wright attended a shower in honor of her sister, Miss Mildred Tiller at Delphos Thursday.

and Mrs. Victor Thompson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Thompson and family were Sunday guests of Mrs. Mary Thompson.

The Luther Ladies aid has been cleaning the parsonage this week. Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Johnson and family of McPherson are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Hammer and family. Helen McGregor returned to Marshall, Sunday to continue her work as nurse there. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McGregor loft Thursday to return to their home in Cleveland, after al visit with Mrs.

Lillie McGregor. Mr. and Mys. E. M.

Eastvedt and Lloyd Barleen were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Larson and family. Agenda Mrs. Anthony Dillehay June 12--The Y.

W. C. A. met the basement with 21 members present. The hostesses int were Mrs.

Howard James, Mrs. George Littrell and Mrs. Jerry Anderson. Mrs. Floyd Lisher was program leader.

For the tacky party Mrs. Charles Denk received first prize and Mrs. Herbert Bastow second. Lunch was served. The stores of Agenda and Gillian's bakery sponsored a picnic for the children on the high school Mr.

and Mrs. Joe W. Havel visgrounds Tuesday. ited with Mr. and Mrs.

Bedford Havel at Cuba Sunday. Misses Lila Eleanor Dillehay spent Friday with Mrs: Anthony Dillehay. Mrs. Elmer. Buxa.

of Haddam and Mrs. E. W. Anderson of Haworth spent Thursday with and Mrs. Oscar Anderson.

Mrs. Lawson of Castana, has been visiting at the Bob son home. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Bob Lawson and family accompanied home Friday.

Mrs. Lawson children will remain for several visit while Mr. Lawson he employed near there. Mrs. -Martha daughters, Emma Houdek and Alvina Jarrett were Friday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Dillchay. Mrs. Edward Ryman and daughter Beverly Joanne Cuba visited with Mr. and Anthony Dillehay Monday.

and Mrs. George Mr. Nordquist and Billy. visited with Mrs. Doupnik and Frank Doupnik Tuesday.

Mrs. Martha Dillehay daughters made a business trip Concordia Thursday. Miss and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn were Sunday guests at the Joe Havel home.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jarrett family and Mr. and Mrs. George Cleveland visited Sunday Otto Neuvians and Mr.

and Otis Kasha. Miss Rosalie Sauvain of ganville was a guest of Atheleen Jarrett Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Joe W. Havel Mrs.

Bedford Havel were ville shoppers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Neuman daughters were Sunday quests of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Ryman and Beverly Joanne Cuba. Maynard White of Belleville -Irvin of with Mr. and -Mrs, Anthony hay Sunday. Mrs. Joe Havel visited with Charles Havel My.

and Mrs. Alvis. Dillehay Clyde called 'on Alvina Sunday and Mrs. Charles Rott In Older Days (From Telescope, June 14, 1934) -Five Years Ago With the opening of the Moffatt tunnel through the Rocky mountains in Colorado on the Denver and Salt Lake railroad, al new fast the Rock Belleville. freight will bucadded tomorrow to A new train both east and west each day will bring the addition of' tour new train crews.

Rural patrons of the Belleville by five rural routes, will be handled by only two after January! 1. Then Nathan E. Blanchard and Henry L. Skeels will be retired af-: ter 80 years' continuous service, and their routes will be consolidated with those of Fred Stuber and Howard Anderson. The Republic County 4-H club Land placed second in the state contest held at Manhattan last week.

Site of Republic county's gold has moved down the river from its original place at Republic City to Norway. Combines binders have beguil to click as the 1934 wheat harvest got under way in this county this week, weeks carlier than usual. Hot, dry winds. 'have ripened the grain carly, and reports are that" the viold is better than average. Miss Eleanor Benyshek and Earl Hyder were united in marriage at the Baptist parsonage on Sunday, June 10.

Ten. Years Ago From The Telescope, June 13. Francis (Frank) N. Munger, Civil war veteran and pioneer of Ropubiic county, died here Sunday age of nearly 84 years. He was the third mayor of Belleville, nerving in 1882.

Carl Yost, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yost, has been chosen one: if 100 men from the navy to enter the Naval Academy at Annapolis. A north and south air line through Salina, connecting Texas and the northern portion of the country by a direct line, is being talked of. The line will pass directly through Belleville.

which broke out in The WHERE is Elliott' hotel early Thursday morning damaged the building contents the extent of- -nearly $2,500. An oil burner in the basement. was responsible for the blaze and explosion. Repairs have already been begun, and both the dining 1'00M lobby will be r'edecorated. Population of the city shows 8 gain of The 490 last during figure the is past 2,356.

two years. Extensive remodeling has been completed on the interior of the Methodist church. Mrs. Effie Chappius and Miss Chappius wiil leave today their home in Los Angeles af-G. -Ghapinhome.

Mrs. Willis Beltz will return to her home in East Orange, N. J. Twenty-five Years Ago, (From The Telescope, Cune 25. 1914).

A party of Scandia people left this week for a summer tour of coast, via Denver and Vancouver. The party included Mrs. A. Stromberg and son, Miss Edith Anderson, Mrs. Gunnard Peterson and son, Mrs.

J. A. Freeburg, Miss Emily Swanson, Mrs. A. M.

Swanson. Miss Gerna Stoddard and Fred! Arbuthnot, both of Belleville united in marriage Thursday evening, June 18, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. I1.

Stoddard, on Pearl Avenue. Perhaps one of the most exten; sive wheat growers in Republic county is Casper Jehlik, who has 250 acres in this crop this year at his farm cast of Republic. Belleville now furnishing the Rock railway water on a i contract. Island, first month showed the Rock Island had received more: than a million galions of water. During the month of May the city wells supplied over 3.250,000 gal-, water.

The Norway "Road Case" is getting al lot of discussion at present. It is claimed that the county 'is "stuck" for several thous-: and dollars for 8 few miles of what is considered by many al pri-: vate road. Mr. and Mrs. W.

T. Perry and son drove to Stockton over the Rock Island highway Saturday in their Jackson touring cal'. Fifty Years Ago From Telescope. June. 18891 The Belleviile Iron Works are now ready business, Messrs.

Forbes and Farell, the owners of the plant, have put in necessary machinery with which to do machine work, casting, wood scroll sawing. and, blacksmithing. H. H. a Carrie Cunningham were married at the Used Machinery and Truck BARGAINS We offer the following at extra low prices: TRACTORS 1933 -Case Model Rubber Tires and lights 1937-- -Case Model I.

(Sand Lugs) 193-1- Case Model CC Row Crop -Mc-Deering 22-96 (N Rubber Tires) 1931-Mc-Deering 22-36 1929-Mc-Deering 10-20 1328-Mc-Deering 15-30 1929-Case 12-20 (Rebuilt) 1920 -Massey Harris Wallis Tho above tractors are all rebuilt and in the best possible sell. running condition. and priced to 1929. -Allis Chalmers 1928-- Wallis (Good Condition) 1928-John Deere (Fair Condition) 1908. 10-20 (Good Condition) Parr (Recently Rebuili) The above tractors are all in good condition and are real bargains.

Good 2-row Chase Tractor Lister 9,16 Case Plow, used one season TRUCKS 1936 Chevrolet ton, stock rack and grain bed 1936-Diamond to ton grain bed, new rubber 1934-Chevrolet Grain Bed, Stock Rack 1937. -DeLuxe Ford V-8, ton bed and rack 1937-Ford V-8 pickup 1936-Model A Ford Roadster 1931-Chevroiet Roadster Above Trucks Are All Good The and Real Buys. it COMBINES 1930- Case Model rebuilt year 1931-Case Model rebuilt last year 1929-Baldwin, rebuilt last year used one season Cause Model 12 used one season 1930 I. H. C.

No. 8, rebuilt last: year 1930--1. H. 8 rebuilt last I. I.

year, No. 3, 12 ft. Will sell complete or motor These Can Be Bought Worth Money. Beloit Tractor Implement Co. South Streets 1 Block North Union Pacific Depot Corner River Phone 145 BELOIT, KANSAS.

June 13-Mrs. Vernon Wright entertained her home Saturday with a miscellaneous shower complimentary to Miss Mildred Tiller, whose marriage to Herbert Jordahl will take place soon. The rooms were attractively decorated in 1 a rainbow-shower scheme. As part of' the entertainment the guests made a scrap book for the bride-to-be and many games were played in which prizes were won by Mrs. Ed Carlgren and Mrs.

Stensaas. The hostess served la lunch, the table being decorated with umbrella favors of rainbowcolored handkerchiefs. The brideto-be received many beautiful gifts. Those invited were the honor guest, Miss Mildred Tiller, Mrs. Lars Tiller, Mrs.

Alfred Linn, Elaine Hammer Salina spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dickerhoof. Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon Wright attended a wedding anniversary of Charles Hutchson.at Topeka Sunday. Miss Ollie Hugos was hostess to the Cardinal club Thursday with the following 12 members present: Mrs. Vivian Wright, Mrs. Winona E. A.

Carlgren, Mrs. Jim Barham, Mrs. G. W. Wright, Mrs.

Merle Wright, Mrs. Donald Wright, Mrs. Charles Chizek, Mrs. Lloyd Norris, Mrs. Jack Larsen, Mrs.

Rudolph Johnson, Mrs. Truman Walters, Mrs. Martin Larson, Mrs. Harry Buer, Mrs. Jens Stensaas, Mrs.

Harold Hammer, Mrs. Glen Zeornes, Ollie Hugos, Elaine Loring and the hostess Mrs. Vernon Wright. Miss Tiller will leave soon for South Dakato where she will join Mr. Jordahl.

Mrs. Minnie Benson of Ottaw, and Mr. and Mrs. A. R.

Mat-: ters of St. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Johnson of Courtland, Mr. and Mrs.

Porter Merle Hammer and Philip Hammer and were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Hammer.

Mrs. Benson is a sister of Mrs. P. P. Hammer.

Clarence Greer and Mrs. Lloyd McGregor were hostesses to, the United Brethren Ladies aid Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ferguson Sonnie of Belleville were week land guests of Dr.

J. C. Sherrard. Miss Lottie Mae Dickerhoof of Te flash you out in front with economy! For HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS 1 less Te smoothly, stop ENGINE- you safely! than you'd get them on any other Car Ford For LARGEST your BRAKES sense of HYDRAULIC pride! offers you these de big advantages 3 Sale CUSMONED-COMFORT: 161 I have L. F.

Miller Motor 4 Phone: 50 Belleville. family visited at the Frank Benyshek home at Cuba Friday. Mr. Mrs. Emanuel Schneberger and Frank of Cuba spent Thursday at the Wesley Kolman home.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Havel and Melburn spent Sunday with Mr. Mra. Tom Mr.

and Mrs. Olin Salmon and Ray Gene spent Sunday at the James Salmon home of Wayne. Miss Lorene Olson and her Bible school pupils provided a program at the Mission church Francis Raleigh and baby Clyde spent. Monday at the E. Breckenridge Mr.

and Mis. Leonard Barton- ofWayne were Friday dinner guests the Joe Cherney home. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Doupnik entertained the following Saturday: Mr.

and Mrs. Barney Cibolski and Dorothea, Mr. and Mrs. Olin Salmon and Ray Gene, Mr. and Mrs.

George Nordquist and Billy and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hanel. George Littrell attended a family reunion at Crete, Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Littrell, Bernice and Nora of Loveland, visited Thursday and Friday at the George Littrell home. Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Baird left Thursday for Kansas City where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Enroute visit Mr. Mrs.

Berl Beam family at Ottawa. Don Cibolski and Bill Hanel were in Belleville Saturday. Mrs. Herschel Stone of Belleville and Nora and Lucille MeHugh were hostesses to a shower in honor of Mrs. Floyd Stone 011 June 1.

The afternoon was spent with games and contests. Lunch was served to a large number of guests. Mrs. Stone received many gifts. A grocery shower was held in honor of Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Havel at their home Saturday. The following were present: Mr. land Mrs. Frank Shema and Clare of Belleville, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Makalous and Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Havel and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Junek, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Svoboda and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Benyshek and baby, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Ryman and baby, Cuba, Mr. and Mrs. Joe J. Havel, Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Shindler, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Trecek, Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Celoud, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cherney, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McHugh and son, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Cherney, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Havel and family, Mrs. Frank Denk.

Lunch was served. Miss Elnora Harris visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Houdek of Hubbell, Neb. Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Humbird and Albert Dewey Nemec drove to Phillipsburg Tuesday. From there Albert went to Norwood, to visit relatives. Elmer Dolezal spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Kansas City. Mrs.

Dorothy Bockins and baby spent the week end with relatives in Clyde. The Ladies Aid- met -at the church basement Wednesday with Mrs. E. P. Anderson as hostess.

There were 15 members and four guests present. Joe Odgers of Munden last week at the Elmer Dolezal home. Elmer Dolezal and his orchestra played for a dance at Jennings Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Wesley Kauer and family of Cuba were Friday guests at the Frank home. The Agenda Co-Op and Farmen's Union held a social at the Woodmen hall Wednesday. The chief speakers were Mr. Barth, who is in charge of the oil division of Consumers of Co-Op association of Kansas City and Howard Goley, in charge of the grocery department of the same organization. A male quartette from Brantford sang several numbers.

Refreshments were served. Chester Zorn Mae Messman June 13-The Daily Vacation Bible school of the Christian church closed Friday when a proand exhibit was held at the gram church. "Over 50 enrolled in the past two weeks of the school and the following taught: the Rev. and Mrs. Harold Reel, Mrs.

Leona Harter, Miss Betty June Moxham, Miss Mae Messman and Miss Lola With. Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Luttich and children of Beatrice and W. G. Ten Broeck and daughters of Lincoln spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Allsman. The occasion marked the birthday anniversary of Ten Broeck who was 82 years old. Mr. and Mrs.

A. H. Eddy and -Mrs. Townsend, spent Sunday visiting their nieces in Fremont. Miss Lillian Sell, and.

Everett Allsman left Monday for Peru where they will attend summer school. Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Warthen and family of, Haddam were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Warthen. mother. Mrs.

Amanda Coons left Friday for a short visit with Ray Conn in Colorado. Joe Chapman left from York he will meet his sister, Faye, and Sunday for Billings, where accompany her to the San Francisco fair. Mr. and Mrs. G.

D. Van Cleef had as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. M. C.

Holly and children and Sammy Yancey of Mankato, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Holly and Mr.

and Mrs. H. D. Holly and sons of Narka. birthday The anniversaries occasion- Mrs; E.

E. Holly and Elaine Holly. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Messman were.

Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Dale Messman at. Hubbell, Mrs. The L. Rev.

M. and Craig, Mrs. Mrs. C. Edith G.

Ellis, Fellers, Mis. Mildred Mrs. Millie, Woodward, Mrs. Kathryn 1 Miss Eva Jefferies attended the Jefferies, Mri, Nellie Donnell and Beatrice district meeting of the Home. Missionary society Monday: Eid man and Mias Justice Skips Royal Affair left, of Los Angeles.

Guila Thompson of Beatrice are spending two weeks visiting their parents here. Miss Wilma Juengel, who has been employed at Kramer, returned home Sunday. Mir. and Mrs. D.

A. Cramer and daughiors and Mrs. Edith Fellers, and Donneline spent Sunday iting Mr. and Mrs. Ray Aiwood and Mrs.

Belle Fellers a1. ('arleton. Mr. and Mrs. William Huckins and family, Mrs.

Ida George and Gerald and Dr. and Mrs. J. L. George were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Huckins. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Larkins and Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Eickman and family and Mr. and Mrs. A. S.

Jefferies and Eva spent Sunday in Lincoln where they. attended the Eickman-Klingman union. Lawrence Vorderstrasse under-! went an operation for appendicitis at the Hebron hospital Sunday. Miss Wauneta Allsman spent Sunday and Monday visiting relatives in Lincoln. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Henson and family of Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. John Navis and son of Byron and Miss Maxine Davenport were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

G. H. Navis and family. Dr. and Mrs.

C. H. Elwell and children of Grant were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Woodward and J. E. Elwell. Mrs.

Jim Magee had the misfortune to fall down the ceilar steps of the Ray Chester home painful bruises. Mrs. Ira Warthen entertained the following ladies at a quilting Tuesday: Mrs. J. R.

Jenkins, Mrs. Mary Walker, Mrs. Jessie Struble, Mrs. Lizzie Lowe, Mrs. Clara MeKenzie, Mrs.

Myrtle Tietsort and Mrs. Verna Sell and Donna Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Palmer and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Palmer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Swaney and daughters and Miss Iris Mumm went to Fairbury where they met other relatives Turning down invitation to Washington garden party for British king and queen, Supreme Court Justice James McReynolds, right, made annual trip to to visit with old friends and his brother, Dr. R.

P. McReynolds, from Marysville and enjoyed a picnic dinner in the park. Miss Rozell Howell, who has been spending the past year working in California, came Thursday to spend a two months' vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Howell 1 and family. Mr. and Mrs. R.

J. Weary went to Omaha Monday where their son Jimmy underwent an operation at. the Methodist hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Wenger Mary Kathyrn of Omaha Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tietsort and "daughter Saturday. Eighteen members of the Methodist choir gave Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Boyer of Byron a pleasant -surprise -Thursday. The evening was spent socially after which the choir presented Mrs. Boyer with a gift and served a dainty lunch which they brought with them. Mr. and Mrs.

L. A. Priefert; moved their household goods to the Jim Howell property Friday. Mr. Priefert will be coach in the high school the next school term.

Woodward came Saturday from Lincoln to spend the summer vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Woodward and Norma.

The following attended the ding reception at the home of Dr and Mrs. D. B. Mullikin following the wedding of their daughter Alone to Allen Smith of Kearney: I Mix. Mary I.

Atwood and Mr. and Mrs. R. HI. Paul-' ine of Carleton, Mrs.

Ernest and Rhoda Pearle of Strang, Nelson of Dorchester, Miss Dorothy I. Smith, Miss, Bregetta Little and Miss Edith Davenport of Pawnee City, Mrs. L. J. Smith and Miss Shirley Ann Smith of Blue Springs, Earle Smith, Miss Margaret Smith, Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Smith, Dr. Harold Smith, Donald Smith, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Dryden, Robert Tollifsen, and. Earl and Johnson, all of Kearney, Mrs. William Rhoda of Ohiowa, Miss Deda McClelland of Corning, Miss Lois Dietrich of Illinois, Dr. and Mrs.

C. E. Crook and DonIna. Mrs. Glen Crook and Mra.

Minnie Barker of Lincoln, Mrs. Jane Lasby, Mrs. Ruth Watson, Mrs. Ruth Corbit and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Dean Moomey, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brown and Wilbert, Mr.

and Mrs. A. S. Jefferies and Eva, M. Hinthorne and Bernetha, Mr.

and Mrs. F. T. Donnell, Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Stutzman, Mr. and Mrs. L.

T. Williams.and Mildred Irene, Miss Ina May Fraley, the Rev. and Mrs. C. G.

Ellis and Mildred, Mr. and -Mrs. J. -E: Woodward- and Norma, Mrs. Minnie Blower, Mai garet, Ethel and Evelyn Moxham, Wilma Faye Sawyer, Mrs.

Frame, Mrs. Lucile Parsons, Mrs. G. Mathieson and Dr. and Mrs.

D. B. Mullikin. Carl Yost, Pauline and Wilbur of Hebron spent Friday visiting Mr. and Mrs.

F. C. Parsons and family, Mrs. Jennie Yost and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Holmes. West Lincoln Mrs. Will Adums June 13 Mrs. Hazel Maine, Virginia and Bonney Jean returned to' their hon.e at Salina Sunday after visiting, with her parents and other relatives for two weeks. The Ladies Aid papered for Mrs.

Carl Benson this wook. Hattie Walter has been a guest of Gertie Gile the past wook. One's ability to seo properly is known to depend on the presence of peculiar coloring matter called the "visual purple," found in the retina of the eye. CHICK BOYES PLAYERS Tent Theatre in Belleville EVERY FRIDAY Southeast Corner Square COMEDY DRAMA MUSIC VAUDEVILLE To 10c Everyone A few choice reserved seats at 10c extra. ANNOUNCEMENT Miss Margaret Sires has taken over the operation of the Nelson Cafe located on the east side of the square.

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