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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
12
Rates of subscription listed: one year postage paid at $1.50, six months at 75 cents, single copies available. Postage paid. Entry notes the newspaper is mailed from Sidney Nebraska and entered as second class matter.
J W Tewell visited Denver early in the week. Rev Henry Ives left Wednesday for North Platte and Kearney for church work. V K Dykin of Lodgepole visited Sidney Tuesday on business and to see friends. Oscar Bennett returned to Lincoln to resume studies at the University. R J Riley was in Denver earlier in the week and saw the Boosters play. Miss Nelle Simpkins of David City returns for the school year after a vacation with home folks. Fagar Howard of Columbus was in Sidney Wednesday for land interests and old friends. John E Crystal went to Denver to see the Roosters in the tournament finale. U S S A Theatre announces organist Prof Charles Henning will play nightly 7:15 to 7:30 before curtain and during features. He will perform classical pieces and popular songs. requests may be left with management.
Mrs. Ralph McGuire and her son return to Canada after a delightful visit with Rev. and Mrs. T. and Mrs. Stewart Sager.
Porter Bennett and family enjoyed their stay here and took a trip to the mountains during the visit. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Perry are spending time in the city after the Lyric theatre transfer to Mid-West Theatres Company of Denver. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Wallick and Arlen Shepherds report their cross country trip ended with Salt Lake City and plans to head to California two weeks ago. John and Mrs. Noll arrived Monday from Fort Morgan and will move to Douglas Wyoming to oversee interests while visiting Mrs. Noll's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Brewer and family.
Rev and Mrs T Porter Bennett leave Tuesday for Omaha to attend the annual Methodist Church conference. The local church has extended a unanimous call to return the pastor to Sidney and has increased his pay by 400. The conference will decide if he is sent back.
The notice promotes records by Victor and Bruns wick for September. F. C. Burgess, dealer, behind Betts Jewelry Store, advertises remodeling and retrimming of hats at McVicker Millinery.
A unique street parade in Los Angeles features Owen Moore in The Poor Simp. A truck limousine platform carries Moore and a cameraperson while Heermann directs. Flowers are destroyed by Moore for a joke cost 5.00 but paid. The comedy will play Tuesday September 14 at the U S A theatre.
Brunswick phonograph for sale at the rear of Betts Jewelry Store in Burgess, F O. includes four spring motor and plays forty minutes without rewinding and will play any record.
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