Clyde Voice-Republican from Clyde, Kansas • 5

THE VOICE-REPUBLICAN Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Jlill vis- Cabinet Talking Machines, $50. Miss Celia Hoffman spent Sun ited relatives in Sunday. A. Seifert.

day with friends in Haddam. Si Hoffer went to Concordia Tuesday morning on business. I 1 II I Fred Cook; of Emporia, came Saturday night to spend Mussel Randall, of Washington spent Sunday here at the W. H. Lowe home.

Don Burton and family, Hollis, spent Monday the Mrs. Tipton home. Mrs. Henry Wagner is spending a few days in Agenda with her sister. Cal Christian and family spent Monday evening at.

the Robert Brautigam home. L. H. Headley and family, of Longford, spent Monday here at the Ed Payne home. Mr.

aqd Mrs. Ed Payne and son Leslie, spent Sunday in Clifton Edward Lewis came down from Atwood Saturday morning for a short visit. Mr. Mrs. Sid Longtin went to Greenleaf Monday evening to play for a dance.

I Miss Maxine Hill, of Clifton, spent Monday and Tuesday at the B. 0. Auten home. I Carol Haynes and family, of Vining, spent the week end here at the John Ward home. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Dunphy and children went to Concordia Sunday evening' for a short visit with relatives. at the Tiemeyer home. 20 Years Experience. A.

SEIFERT REGISTERED OPTICIAN Mrs. Albert Strain went to Oak Hill Friday evening for a short visit with her parents. Leslie Payne came up from Salina Saturday night for a short visit with home folks. Virgil Keplinger, student at K. S.

A. spent the. Christmas holidays' with home folks, pj Robt. Trimble and family, of Agenda, spent Christmas here at the 0. V.

Howard home. We carry the full line of Brunswick Records. Was Old Santa good to you? Ted Steinmetz came up from Junction City Saturday night for Miss Miriam Selden took dinner at the A. C. Brown home Tuesday.

a short visit with his wife. Herbert Danielson autoed up from Topeka Sunday morning for a short visit with home folks. Chas. Lowers and family spent Sunday at the Robt. Brautigam home.

Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Cook, of Emporia, and Mrs.

G. W. Lowers and son, Floyd, spent Christmas at the Chas. Lowers home. A Misses Margaret and Carolyn Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Hanson, of Manhattan, spent Christmas here I Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Buckles went to Independence, Saturday morning for a short visit. Hawkinson spent Saturday after- De3 Moines Nursery Stock is BEACHTEL THEATRE Tonight and Thursday Night James Olives Curwood's Famous Novel Pictunzed with home folks. noon at the Louis Stimson home the best. Inquire of 7-13-tf J. J.

Henley, Agent. in Miltonvale. J. 0. Strain and family autoed to Chester, Neb.

Monday and spent the day with his brother, Miss Zella Hayes, of Courtland is spending the Christmas vaca-! tion with home folks. I Harold Peterson, who attends college at Manhattan, is spending the Christmas vacation with home folks. Geo. Strain and family. Miss Avis Compton and Guy Sparger drove over from Minneapolis and spent Monday at the Ed Sparger home.

Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Sidles and sons, and Henry Skiles took six o'clock dinner at the Chas. Lowers home Friday.

The FI ower of The lor Edison Cabinet adachines, $145. Edison Records, $1.00. A. Seifert. Homer Nicholas, of Lincoln, came Saturday night for a short visit with friends.

Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Moore, Mr.

and Mrs. 0. V. Howard, and Miss Grace Collette attended the dance at Cuba Monday evening. A Vitagraph Super Special with an all star cast A Mr.

and Mrs. Jean Keller, of Jim Bottger and family, of En-Kansas City, and E. E. Keller terprise, arrived Saturday eve-and family autoed to Glasco Mon- ning for a short visit with his day and spent the day with rela- parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Nels Bott-tives. ger. I Admission: Adults 25c, Children 10c. 0 We will be glad to publish the newly elected lodge officers if you will furnish us with the list of names. John Connerly, of New Mexico, arrived Friday morning for an indefinite visit with relatives and friends.

Mrs. Harley Hane came up) Mrs. VV. U. Uoates and sons, from Broughton Saturday eve- Conne? and George Nelson, went, ning for a short visit with her to Council Grove Tuesday for a parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Open- few days visit with friends and lander. 'relatives. Specials This Week at the Clyde Grocery. 2 15c cans Red Beans 30c 2 loc cans of Pumpkin 30c 2 15c cans of Pork and Beans 30c 2 15c cans Red Kidney Beans 30c 2 15c cans of Homing 30c 2 15c cans Baby Lima Beans 80c.

Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Lewis served dinner last Sunday, Dec. 24thr to about thirty guests, as follows: Fred Cyr and family, Fred Tremblay and family, Ned Buckley and family, Frank Cyr and family, Emile Cyr and fami-Jy, Mr'and Mrs.

Joe Urban and family, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Steg-man and Miss Anna Urban. After big delicious dinner was served the afternoon was spent in playing cards, and music by an Edison phonograph.

In looking over the letters to Santa Claus published in the Mil-tonvale Record, we found this one "I a 52 years old, I have a wife" and one boy. Please send me :17 packages of Sweet Mist and three boxes of Little Red Dot cigars, and one package of gum for my wife and three sticks of candy for my boy. Now Santa, old pal, if you think I am asking too much, just cut the candy and gum." There are more than 95,000 acres of land under irrigation in Kansas, and in only thirty of the state's 105 counties is there no irrigation, according to the biennial report of the state irrigation, commissioner. Most of the irrigation in the state is confined to one county, Finney, with acres irrigated. Kearny county is second with 23,079 -There is a big jump from Kearny to the next in line, Scott county, with 4,921 acres irrigated.

Mrs. Bert Auten and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. R. C.

Cfcideste-r ter, Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley- returned to their home at Wash- Hill and Maxine Hill ate Christ- ington Tuesday morning after a mas dinner at the Mrs. J. W.

short visit here with his mother, Joines home. Mrs. D. A. Chidester.

i Mir. and Mrs. W. M. Miller and C.

Quinnette was a Saturday daughters, Misses Thehna and afternoon caller and renewed the Wilma, of Palmer, wove enter- Voiee-iRcpufolican subscription tained Christmas Day at Chas. for B. C. Gram, of Evanstcn, Wy-Weyer home. oming, as a Christmas present.

Philip Urban returned from South Dakota Wednesday. Ralph Brosseau attended the dance at Morganville Monday evening. Dr. Edwin Peck and wife, of Haddam, spent Christmas here at the E. Peck home.

Mrs. Del Mc Adams went to Norton Monday for a few days visit with her husband. Arch Bo-ling and family, and F. D. Oelkers and wife spent Xmas at the L.

W. Boling home. Mrs. Mason Sorrell, of Clifton, spent Tuesday evening in our city with Miss Mable Streator. Mr.

and Mrs. Jean Keller, of Kansas City, came Saturday evening for a. short visit wth his brother, E. Keller and family. Miss Edna Henley, Patagonia, Arizona, arrived Sunday night for a short visit with her Mr.

and Mr3. J. J. Henley. LeoFortier and family, Joe Beianger and family, and Chas.

Majjs and. family, of Haddam, spent 'Sunday here at the Mrs. us-. Fortier E. J.

Edstrom, of near Agenda, W. H. Hakes and family, of Osage county, came last Friday to spend Christmas at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

D. Hakes, and to visit other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. J.

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of Agenda, and Mrs. Clarence Moore and daughter, Lois of Cottage Grove, A Sabetha man who was so very careful and cranked his car with his foot in order to avoid a broken arm, is now carrying his leg in a sling. Mr. and Martin Bottger entertained at six o'clock dinner Monday: Theodore BoUger and family, Jim Bottger and family, Win Christian and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Nels Bottger. Mr. and Mrs. Dode Huffman entertained at Christmas dinner Mr. and Mrs.

Del Richardson, of 12 cans Total $1.80 Ail for this week only. The Clyde Grocery. Keith Doran vent Morganville Friday for a short visit. How is your sapcly cf statements and other stationery? Now" would be a good time to place your order with us. Take an invoice and see how you are fixed along this line.

It will scon be the first, of the, year, and you. might need some more statements. L. P. Jones has taken a position with a live stock company at, Clay Center, and he and Jones went down Tuesday to see if they could find a house.

Sorry to have these good people leave Clyde, but they are not so far away bat what they can come back most any time. One of the Topeka radio bugs says operating a radio is just like 1: suing. You make a cast and wonder what you are going to get. It may be a bass, a pickerel-or a bullhead. In radio you don't know whether it will be a jazz from Lcs Angers, a sermon from Minneapolis, a song from Kansas City, or a speech from Belleville, Martin Bottger and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Sid Longtin, Mrs. HR. Richardson and two sons, and Mr. and Paul Wise.

I was a Saturday caller to patronize our Want Column and he also subscribed for the Voice-Republican to come to his address. Mrs. W. Harmon and Mrs. Edith L'Ecuyer and daughter, Alberta, went to Topeka Saturday morning to spend the holidays with Mr.

and Mrs. P. M. Harmon and family. Mr.

and 'Mrs, Nels Bottger entertained at Sunday dinner: Jim Bottger and family, of Enterprise, Theodore Bottger and family, of St. Frances, Martin Bottger and family, Win Christian and family, and Frances Christian, of Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. W.

T. Raff have returned from their visit at Phillipsburg, with their son, Will Raff and family. One feature of the trip was that Mr. and Mrs. Faff wanted to get acquainted with their new grandson.

"The Flower of the North," a Vitagraph Super-Special from the James Oliver Curwood famous novel, will be shown at the Beach-tel Tneatre tonight (Wednesday) and Thursday night. This is one r)of the big picture specials and is deserving 'of a full house both nights. Admission 10c for children and 25c for adults. The beautiful spring-like weather Sunday and Monday brought out the golfers in large numbers, and some mighty good scores were made. Next year it will surprise us if Clyde doesn't have were made.

Next year it will not equal any in this part of the state. Lee Resco and family and E. Stoizenberg and family took Xmas dinner at the Paul Seolzen-berg home. Homer and Melvin Howard are spending their vacation in the country at the Will Trimble home. Owen Smith was down from Concordia and spent Sunday and Monday at the C'.

A. Morley home. We sell radio sets complete installed, guaranteed to do the work. Get our prices. tf A.

Seifert. Mrs. Robt. Christian and Agnes spent Sunday evening and Men-day at the Frank Rupe home in the country. Wra.

Augustine came home Tuesday from Manhattan, where he spent Christmas at the home of his daughter, Mrs. C. 0. Johnson and family. i Those of you who attended the Free Fair at Topeka this year might be interested to know that the receipts amounted to 119.

G3, and the expenditures for all departments totaled leaving an unexpended bal- ance of $2,520.51, according to, the annual report made by the secretary, Phil Eastman. A total of $28,309.33 'was paid out in premiums. i It was our pleasure to witness the Christmas program given at I 7 Oregon, visited at the R. A. Anderson home last Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Trowbridge entertained at six o'clock dinner Monday: Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Gram, John Joines and family, NRalph Trowbridge and family and Arthur Trowbridge and family. The great majority of our farmers say that wheat is in an excellent condition, which is very gratifying news, and it is. hoped that the condition remains good, and that we harvest a bountiful crop next season. There was considerable objection raised in the late campaign about electing a newspaper man to be the governor of our state, and now Governor-elect Davis turns right around and appoints a newspaper man for his private secretary, and his name is Mack Cretcher, one of the finest fellows in the state, and will make an efficient official. No use talking, the newspaper gang is not a bad set of fellows to have around, as they help to fill in the gap on many occasions.

i i Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle has been given a chance to come back and make good by Will H. Hays, the big chief in the movie many theatre managers have flatly given out the information that they will not use the the Arbuckle pictures, and many Capper's Weekly tells of a California woman who quit her husband cold five minutes after the wedding, because she -didn't like his looks. No woman should rush into matrimony without giving the bridegroom at least ten minutes survey. Husbands cannot be exchanged at the bargain counter like Christmas -V .1 i i she cant mmming Sr. I mn Refracting Eye Specialist, Will lie at our store all tiny Start the Dew yt-nr in right by giving your even a cliaiu'e.

Your eyes are your most and nil who have poor "vision should take advantage of the opportunity to consult, a specialist in this line on the given date. Sterling Jewdry Store kitchen Bsnusss nm Maybe her mother is to blame for it. A HAPPY NEW YEAR Another year has passed and we thank our patrons for their liberal support during the last twelve months. In appreciation we will endeavor to add to our stock of Jewelry and Musical Instruments the best obtainable for the coming year. We want youto know that we exert every effort to present you with dependable merchandise that is worth every dollar you pay for it.

EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING A. SEIFERT JEWELER AND REGISTERED OPTICIAN. Clyde, Kansas. Among the busy places in Clyde during the holiday season was the post-office, and Postmaster Murphy and his assistant, Miss Ruth Davis, deserve much praise for the efficient manner in which they handled the business. Mr.

Murphy says it was the largest business since his career in the office. The rural carriers also come in for their share of the credit in handling the hundreds of packages assigned to their different routes. The boys had to serve their routes Christmas Day, but they will be allowed to observe New Year'3 as a holiday, so you don't need to look for the mail man next Monday. The mail carriers between the depots and postoffice also come in for their share of grief during the holiday rush, as the transfer business is immense. Sunday morning while sitting all alone thinking God and all friends had forgotten her, Mrs.

Berkman was surprised by all of her children who live close coming in with big baskets and lots of beautiful presents; also the children in Texas remembered her with beautiful presents, and the daughter in Oregon with a beautiful bouquet of everlasting flowers, and also other presents. Then Christmas morning Mrs. Bechtel drove up in her car with everything to make a nice Christmas dinner. All the neighbors and others from town also remembered her with little tckena of cheer and good will. She wishes to thank all who remembered her and asks God's blessing cn them.

the Christian church Sunday evening, by the Sunday School classes, and it was a well planned entertainment, and each part of the program was carried out to perfection. The vocal and instrumental music was excellent, and the children did fine with their part of the entertainment. In one corner of the church was a huge Christmas tree loaded with presents. Each member of the Sunday school received a treat. All the other churches of the town held a similar program and the Sunday School classes were given treats.

towns have protested in letting his pictures go on the screen. It is said that since his several famous trials in which he w-as charged with the death of another film star, and acquitted, that Arbuckle has been living a quiet peaceful life. TMs decision of Mr. Hays to give (Fatty) another chance, will be a good excuse for those who refused to use Arbuckle coffee to again go back to the old familiar brand. Clyde, Kansas..