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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1924
Page
8
Beale and Elwell offer insured services. The Home Bank Office has moved to the ground floor Henderson Block office vacated by Drs Bonnell and Corsan. Fernie 1 Free Press advertises tungsten lamps 40 and 60 watt at 35c with low prices.
A parade of small town items includes the G W V A masquerade ball at the Auditorium on March 17, a hospital update on G W V A member Mr Bush, travel notes on Mrs Howe and baby back to Lumberton and Mrs Johns visiting Cardiff Wales. Dance plans at the Auditorium and Christ Church event details fill a busy local week.
The Junior Musical Society presents the Japanese operetta Princess Chrysanthemum on February 22 and 23 at 8 p.m. about eighty children in costumes will perform with a 15-member school orchestra. Tickets cost 75 cents. Ratcliffe and Stewart promote a Star 6 Car model.
Mr and Mrs F G Novak announce they will sever engagements in Cranbrook to depart for Winnipeg next week where Mr Novak’s father is seriously ill. Their last Cranbrook appearance will be at the Methodist Church next Sunday and Monday night with Mrs Novak singing The Day Is Ended and Mr Novak conducting the string sextette in Meditation.
Beale and Elwell offer Victory Bonds or Canadian National Bonds at current market prices. Mrs. F. M. MacPherson departed Friday by train for Winnipeg to visit her mother for a month. The funeral of Carl Kenneth McKee was held Thursday at the Presbyterian church with Masonic and Odd Fellows participation. Interment is planned for Elko on Friday. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Mary A. McKee and brothers in Camp Lister, Seattle, Long Beach, and a sister in Fernie.
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