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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1916)
r 3E Events in the Social Realm The Baptist Ladles' Aid were en tertained at the home of Mrs. J. L. Nleolat yesterday afternoon, a nice attendance being present. The hours much enjoyed. Miss Maso Soules was hostess to a ipany of friends Friday night, fee hours being spent with games, refreshments being served during tke course of the entertainment. Mrs. 1m L. Smith and Mrs. L. C. Thomas entertained the ladles of the slid at the Episcopal parish house yesterday, and the ladles report a successful gathering, both In num- and sociability. Misses Janet and Mabel Grassman were hostesses to the high school lit erary society Monday evening, the keurs being spent With "The Princ es", by Tennyson, after which de licious refreshments were served. "1 J Invitations have been Issued by the Knights of Columbus, Alliance council, No. 975, for their eleventh annual Easter ball to be given at the Thelan opera house on Monday ev ening, April 4. T2hese social func tions have always been enjoyed to the greatest extent and we are sure that this one will be none the least enjoyable. JAMES R. BARKLEY FEATURES A SUCCESS Kntertalnnient Tuesday Evening Is Granted as One of Ilest Rver Given In Alliance The M. E. Ladles' Aid Society met at the spacious home of Mrs. R. M. Mampton Wednesday afternoon, and fee was assisted by Mesdames Vern Oaddls and Kuhn. Delightful fcours were spent In an Informal aaanner. On Saturday evening last, at 9 p. ., Mr. Albert N. Mllham of Bing kJD and Miss Elizabeth A. Tehger were married at the Methodist par sonage, by Rev. J. B. Cams. The kappy couple will reside on the room's ranch near Bingham. Edith Lenora Scott entertained a number of her little friends Saturday afternoon, the occasion being her fifth birthday anniversary. The re freshments included a dainty birth day cake and Ice cream. The friends present were Dorothy Mote, Thelma Shaver, Martin Lang, Belle Ken nedy, Oscar Kennedy, Lucile Wad dell, Clara Lang, Raymond Snyder, and Gladyce Snyder. The Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. Nellie Wilson Friday afternoon and will consider music as an art, of which it has been quoted, "Of all the arts, great music's the art to raise the bouI above all earthly storms." Roll call to be responded to by com ments on famous women In music "Bohemian Girl" will be the center of discussion, and Mrs. Ponath will give best known musical selection and famous singers In opera, "Bo hemian Girl". Miss May Graham will favor with a vocal selection, and Miss Hattle Renswold with instrumental. Mrs. William Glass and Mrs. W. E. utts were the hostesses for the la les of the Christian church at an aaH-day session yesterday, at which tfme the hours were filled with ar rangements for the all-day bazaar said luncheon which the ladles are to keld May 5 and 6. A nice crowd of trie ladles gathered at the church for this cession. At the home of Mrs. W. R. Pate ifcls morning, her mother, Mrs. Addle enroll, presided at a three-course rtneheon. Her guest list included Mesdames C. C. Smith, Nellie Wil mo, E. T. Kibble, L. N. Worley, B. J. Sallows, E. O. Laing, J. G. Dole, J. A. Mallery, A. T. Lunn, J. A. Hunter, W. E. Spencer and A. S. Mote. A company of fourteen friends of Miss Winifred Berry gathered at the home of Mrs. J. J. Hodgklnson Sun day evening last, to help the young lady pass a pleasant "mile-stone. The hours were speedily passed with mimic and eamea. and the honored one presided at a delicious and boun teous repast at which the decorations were suggestive of the Easter season, the appointments laid correspond ing, and the whole scene brightened by a profusion of flowers. The friends of the lady remembered her with man impful and aDDronrlate gifts, to Bhow their kindly regard. 3lQ.KUUBMsrS9 nnd Thousands of xk. physicians and millions Xk m of housewives will sweat K to that. You've never tasted V a such wholesome, tempting, I appetizing bakings you've! B never enjoyed such uniformly W m perfect results. Calumet Rik- I ing Powder newer fails and it M costs lei to use than other kinds. B Rcrvl Hihat Awards B Hne C .-.'-i fr-l tllf Jr k. la kSumd L'a. Jr A social item of last week which was handed In late for the Issue but which was none the less Important was the celebrating by Mrs. J. S Rheln of a birthday anniversary on Mnnrinv afternoon of last week. Her guests at the occasion were Mes dames I. F. Tiller, R. C. Pearson. T n rvawford. W. E. Rousey. Lee Basye, I. E. Hughes and J. Jeffrey A five course luncheon was served by the hostess, attractiveness being add ed to the event by the pretty decora tlons In pink roses and fern leaves and olnk candles. The ladieB Burely wish for their friend many happy re turns of the festal occasion, and that they will be present tp help her eel ebrate each one. Chaap and big canBfcklngPowder do not aava you money, Calumetdo it's Pure and far superior to sour milk and soda, retry Cogswell Returns from Illggemt Convention Rver Held of Nat ioiial Unite! Clothiers The Interested audience which at tended the entertainment Tuesday evening at the Reddish hall were re paid to the fullest extent, and never have the three representatives of the Alliance School of Music favored Ith a finer executed program than was given at this setting, in useii being worth the price of the even ing's enjoyment. Grieg's "Sunshine Song" and Mulder's "Staccato Polka" were artistically and pleasingly given by Miss Eunice Burnett, her Joyous mood in the renditions especially ef fecting her listeners. Schubert Llsit's "The Erl King" by Mrs. Edith Swan-Zediker, "Rondlno" from Vieuxtemps, by Ralph R. Unlacke, and a closing number of Carpentler, 'E'er Since the Day", by Miss Bur nett, were alike a source of pleas ure, and as always the musicians were able to "banish all dull care from the attentive hearers and make them susceptible to the program fol lowing, executed by James Robert Barkley, the famous lecturer, car toonist and clay modeler. Mr. Bark- ley from his first crayon talk, "When the frost is on the pumpkins, an1 the fodder In the shock", Illustrated. held the attention of all through to his closing illustrated talk on the Journey of Life". We believe we cansafely say that it was a mlsfor tune for those who were detained from hearing this number, as the en tire evenlne was one of profit and amusement. Percy Cogswell, of The Famous Clothing House, returned the first of the week from Chicago, where he went to attend the annual buying convention of the United National Clothiers. Mr. Cogswell reports that the attendance at the convention was he biggest In the history of the or ganisation. And that in spite of the high trend of prices the patrons of The Famous will not notice a raise price, as the store Is protected gainst raising prices up to and in cluding next fall. In addition to purchasing fall goods Mr. Cogswell purchased many late spring novelties which are now arriving by express ally. POOL GIVES POINTS ON VOTE FOR JUDGE Party Men Ballot for Exact Number of Officials Who Are to Be Chosen in of Mihh Thelma Wesley most grac lously entertained, Monday, t p. m tn honor of her mother's birthday She proved herself to be a charmln hostess, assisted by MlsseB Goldi tui, and rcthpl Jacks. Pink and white were the colors In decorations It was a dellclouB four-course dinner . i . The entre was orange secuonn wim .-v.it anear epnter. a miniature Miv" that never tells the age Rarh course was daintily planned . ..t i the place Mrs. Carr holds In tn hearts of her loved ones. Her happy face cave a silent manifestation of i- iinpreciatlon of the surprise. Mr. j 1 w - Mrs. W. S. CoKer. .nr. mm mm- A. A. Layton. Mrs. Jacks and 'Mrs. Campbell were present. NiyTICKOF FI N A IK K 10 1 IT Estate of John Tlernan. deceased. ... . n.. Dntta fnun- in t ouniy i oun m -" ........ fy. Nebraska. The State of Nebraska. To an per- Rons Jnteresiea in "'" notice, that the administrator has nl- d a final account ana reimn u .i admlnlstratlon. and a petition for final settlement and discharge a such, which have oeen ei ior Ing before said court on May 13, 1916. at 10 o'clock A. M.. wnen you may appear and contest the same.. Dated April 12. 1916. L. A. BERRY, (SEAL) County Judge. E. H. Boyd & W. R. Meti. Attorneys. 19-51-715-6765 NOTICE OfIfINAL UWOHT Estate of Patrick J. Carty. deceas ed. In County Court of Box Butte County. The State of Nebraska. To all per sons Interested In said estate, take notice, that the administrator has filed a final account and report of hi administration, and a petition for final settlement and discharge a v .t.ih hav heen set for hear- Ing before said court on May 13. 1916. at 10 o'clock A. M.. when you may appear and contest the same. Dated April 12. 1916. L. A. BERRY. (SEAL) County Judge E H. Boyd & W. R. Meti. Attorney 19-5t-71764 Many people appear to be "up the air" regarding the number candidates to be voted for cn ' the nonpartisan ballot for the different Judicial offices, and Secretary of State Pool has been appealed to Bet them straight It appears that some people be lieve that because the law requires that twice the number of candidates shall be selected than the number' to be elected at the regular election that each voter must vote for twice the number, yet the secretary of state says that each voter may vote for but one candidate for chief Justice of the supreme court and for three candl dates for associate Judges. The two candidates receiving th highest votes for chief Justice will have their names placed upon the ballot while the six candidates re celving the hlgheBt votes for assort Late Justice will also have their names printed on the regular election ballot There must be a blank line for th wilting in of a name on the nonpartl san primary ballot as well as on the regular ballot, according to an opln Ion given by Attorney General Reed The same opinion has been given by Secretary of State Pool in- answer to inquiries coming to him. McKELVIE FOR GOVERNOR. Publishes the Nebraska Farmer. The oldM farm paper weat of the linaourl river is the Nebraska Farmer. HHtahliahed hy linn. Robert W. Furnae In 1858. Durlnc he laat dosen years the pub Usher and prlncl pal owner ha been Samuel Roy McKelvie, who U now a candidate for governor. Ttil publication haa a paid - in - advam circulation of over 50.000 subscribers ia published week ly and ia generally recognized aa oni of the strongest tnd itt-st farm paiwa in the United titau-s. Ilia life spent upon a. Nebras ka farm until of axe. followed by his exirin-e and euo-ess aa publisher of this great farm aper, makes McKelvie generally reooKnlced aa The Popular Candidate. ' BACK FROM CHICAGO At I? l JUDGE JAMES R. DEAN , fFormtr' Judge of Buprtma Court) BROKEN BOW Candidal for Judff of Suprem Court Custer County Chief: Judgs Deaa waa appointed Judge of the supiemt court by Lovernor Sheldon tn 1909. He made a splendid record on th supreme bench. His decisions and written opinion! disclose a high order of merit. Not many Judges or lawyers are better or more favorably known In Nebras ka, where he has lived 25 years. He Is In life's prime. Ask shout Judge, Dean, his record and his standing as man, citizen, lawyer and Judge and you will liv elude his name among those for whom you vote for supreme Judge His Election Will Bo No Exporlmont Pass the word to your friends. 00000e0 TO z V To ? Z z : z ! Z z i z z z I z z z z z TO z z : z 1 z : z TO z z z z I z z z z OTO z o:o z z z OTO z 0 z z z z z I z z z z z TO z z o z z z z z TO z z OTO z z z I I z z z z z z z OTO z TO z OTO z OTO z ImmanuWH Lutheran Church On Sunday, April 16, there will be Sunday school and Bible hour at 10 a. m., and Engllah services at 11 a. m. Subject. "The Sixth Word of Je sus from the Cross. 'It is Finished' ". On Good Friday, April 21, there will be special services in German at 10:30 a. m. German school is con ducted every Saturday at 9 a. m. You are invited to all these serv ices. TITUS LANG. Pastor. Legal Blanks for Sale at This Office A y X Y T ? ? Y ? ? y REAL ESTATE u 1 Saturday, April 15, -16 At Golden, Colorado Starting at 1 P. M. Sharp Come to GOLDEN, COLORADO, and build you a home in one ol the most beautiful cities in the mountain country, within thirteen miles of a fity of 350,000 population, connected by two street railways, with a thirty minute' car service. 500,000 tourists passed through this beautiful city in 1915. Macadamized road and a street railway pass through this tract. A six-room residence will be given away to the purchasers of the lots, after the lots are all sold. Buy you a place for a home in a school town where advantages are ruany. This tract is on the Lincoln Highway through Colorado, in one of the most scenic parts of the state. 220 or More Beautiful Resi dence Lots in a County Seat Town in the Foothills of jthe Rockies to be Sold at Auction on the Above Date TERMS OF SALE: These beautiful lots will be sold on the following terms: One-third cash, balance in monthly payments of $10 per month, without interest. Warranty deed will be given purchasers when lots are settled for in fuU. Sale will ta!;e place on the premises at I P. M. sharp. LADIES ARE ESPECIALLY INVITED. You should not miss this opportunity to see this wonderful country ami to purchase desirable property at auction. D. A. Barthalow, Sales Manager Col. D. R. Paschal, ftMfff y y y : t y y y o:o t y y y 0 I y y y - oooooojoo t f X y z y y y y t' I y y y X y y y z . y To z y y t y y y y z y T y y ! z : z - oTo o'o t y y y y y y y y y y To