KENNISON BACK AT PEN
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There was n prat nmoinil of com
ment several weekii rpo ly ihe SottB
ltlitfl rounly papem and other papers
over the Hate hb H1 when Krnest
Kennlson. nerving; a twenty-two your
nentehee In t li MhIp penitentiary for
the murder or Sam Vox near Scotts
bluff, whs gfipinitiKly paroled and
nent to this part of the (dale by the
board of control. The hoard nave
no explanation of their artion In the
matter, and this canned even more
conjecture as to the leave Riven the
prisoner. It now developa that Ken
nlson was aent to (Jiand Inland to do
some work in the soldiers' home, hut
was last week returned t the penl
tentlary when trouble developed be
tween him and the cook at the home.
The board of control simply slated
that Kennison had flniBhetd the work
he had been sent to perform, and
save no further explanation. The
following la clipped from the Lincoln
Daily Star In regard to the matter:
Ernest Kennlson. serving a term of
twenty-two years for the murder of
Sam Cox In Scotts Bluff county, has
been returned to the state penitenti
ary from the soldiers' home at Grand
Island, where he was sent to do
some work during the summer, by
the board of control's order. Kenni
son was brought back after Borne
trouble had developed between him
and the cook at the Institution.
According to Chief Clerk O'Con
nell at the prison. Kennlaon came
back after "finishing up the work he
was sent to perform." The difficulty
between Kennison and the cook, said
O'Connell, was not serious. From
another source, the impression was
received that the commandant at
Grand Island asked to hav Kennlson
removed.
Kennison Is now holding, down his
old Job a a trusty at the penitentiary
gate. He virtually has the freedom
of the buildings and grounds, and is
allowed to go outside. Prison ollic
iuls say he gives them IHtJe or no
trouble.
It was not known that Kennison
had been released from the peniten
tiary and sent to the Uraud Island
home until some time afterward,
wheu he got permission from Ward
en Fenton to visit his wife in Scotts
niuff county, who was III. His re
appearance In the vicinity of his
crime surprised the people there, and
some criticisms have Bince been pub
lished on account of his being let out
of the penitentiary.
the price of lots in FAIUVIKW Addi
tion becomes, because. It I tbe moM
deoirable and "choicy" location It)
the entire city, besides having th
advantage of being so closely adja
cent I" the business section Any
Hanker in the city; any business man
who is worthy of the name, will tell
you. we ate sure, that a lot In FAIU
VIKW Addition is as good an invest
ment as you can possiMy nno just
itsk them and see.
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F.lmer Weir had the misfortune to
badly break his engine while carry
ing the mall Monday, lie drove to
Alliance Tuesday Tor repairs, return
ing that evening. True Miller and
lv T. Knyeart accompanied him to
Alliance. Marsland Tribune.
ness. Kay Smith and A. T.
Crawford recently marked the-road
from here to llarrlsburg la good
shape, and so that automobiles
should have no more trouble In the
future in keeping on the right road.
A sign board painted in black and
white with a big hiatoon "8" in the
center, will indicate that travelers
are on the right track. Theue sign
boards were placed at every turn, in
fact, wherever there could be a pos
sible chance for anyone to take the
wrong turn. From Harrlshurg to
Fine Ulufls. Wyo., black and white
signs have also been erected, com
pleting the marking of the best road
from Alliance to where it Joins the
Lincoln Highway at Fine llluffs.
Scotlsbluff Star-Herald.
Guy Allen and wife of Alliance
have been the guests of Mr. Allen's
parents for two weeks. Miss
Opal liUHsell, or Alliance, county sup
erintendent of Ilox Unite county,
was the guest of Miss Delia Strong,
yesrterdaj. Ilridgeport Herald.
Among the good people up from
Alliance to the Trl-State Fair Friday
were Kditors Thomas or the Herald
and liroome of the News, but who
were too busy to find the latch-key of
the Courier oflice. Crawford Courier.
Frank Hall who lives near North
port is reported as getting along nice
ly in the hospital at Alliance where
he has been confined owing to the In
fection of a gland in bis neck.
Mrs. J. M. Lynch departed Wednes
day for Alliance to accompany her
husband home. Mr. Lynch has been
In the hospital at Alliance recovering
from nn operation for apendicitis.
C. II. Glbbs or Alliance was in
this city Wednesday on his way rrom
ScottsblufT where he had been visit
ing relatives. Mrs. H. M. An
derson and daughter of Alliance was
in this city the first of the week visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. O. G.
1'utman. John Wiker of Alli
unce was hepre last Tuesday on his
way to Sidney where he attended to
business matters. On his return he
stopped over here Wednesday to at
tend the fair. Bridgeport News-Made.
Fred Harsh man and Ted McElwee
met with quite a serious accident last
Sunday evening when they were
camping, near the Itayard headgate,
In quest of ducks. The boys had
Just returned to their tent after the
evening shooting was over and were
cooking their supper over a gasoline
torch. Ted was pumping the gas
and Fred was listening to hear
whether or not the air was going in
to the tank, when it exploded, throw
ing gasoline all over the tent and its
contents. Both the boys were seri
ously burned about the hands and
face, and escaped with only what
clothes they had on, which was not
very many, and their shotguns. After
getting the fire put out the boys
trudged back to town barefooted in
search of "home and mother" and
medical attention. They will both be
absent from Bchool for several days
and may have a few scars to carry-
thru life to remember their escapade
Mlnatare Reporter.
An investment in a lot in FAIR
VIEW Addition beats government
bonds all to pieces; It beats railroad
stock; is better than bank stock, for.
no matter what happens, you can't
keep Alliance down. Alliance will
always be THE City of Western Ne
braska. Its growth ia steady, yet
fast; its enterprise is unchallenged
the more it broadens out, the higher
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Crumroy were
passengers to Alliance Monday for a
short stay, returning the following
(day. Geo. Hughes was in from
I Martindale Thursday and was a pas
senger to Alliance for a short viBlt
I with his family. J. L. Over
j man returned last week from Alli
ance, having been relieved from his
I duties us foreman in the Burlington
.yards at that point. Ashby Argus.
Max Wilcox or Bridgeport was a
I Sunday visitor In this city. J.
I C. Morrow, or Alliance, spent a day
or so In this city recently on busl-
No favorites, no pets the labor
ing man the capitalist the farm
er, the bloated bond holder all meet
on a level plane on Wednesday, Oc
tober 20, 1915, in Fulrview Addition
on which day that very desirable
Plat of forty-two lots will be thrown
open to entry no private sales
everything open and above board
each lot put up separately and the
highest bidder gets the lot only
$10 down and $5 a month thereafter.
Can you conjure up anything in
which you could put your money and
be absolutely safe, that would bring
you more returns than un Investment
in one or more lots in FAIIIVIEW
Addition. This addition has been in
demand for years, but only now has
the association shaped its affairs to
that point that would warrant them
in throwing it open to the public. As
soon as houses commence to go up in
this addition, prices or lots will soar
at leaps and bounds. The Associa
tlon could far better afford to Bell at
private sale and ho'd the bulk of the
lots for higher prices but, to work
absolute fairness and Justice to all,
have thrown the entire tract or 4 2
lots upon the market and they will
all be sold on Wednesday, October
20th. 1915. to the highest bidder.
Someone Is going to get some big
bargains and make some mighty easy
money on Increase in valuation.
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