meeting and will undoubtedly have'
the barking of the Commercial Club
in going after It.
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Miss Batton returned Tuesday
from a trip east.
W. R. Harper returned Monday
from a trip south.
James Feaglns went to Hyannls on
Monday on business.
President Sparks of the Chadron
normal was an Alliance visitor Mon
day. Tommy Smith went to Crawford
Monday of this week on a short busi
ness trip.
Bruce Wilcox, editor of the Bridge
port News-Blade, was In the city
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. W. J. Root returned Tuesday
from Sargent, where she went Sat
urday to attend a funeral.
Judge H. II. Hewitt of the United
States land office left Wednesday
noon for Hyannis on business.
Mrs. A. A. Reynolds left Saturday
for Omaha, where she will visit rela
tives and old friends for a week.
Mrs. Maud Merritt.left on Monday
for a trip to Mingle Junction, Ohio,
to visit for some time with a brother.
FOR SALE 7-room house and 6
lots in Duncan's addition. Price
$900 cash. A. E. Judson, Hall ho
tel, Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cogswell re
turned Tuesday noon from a short
fishing trip to Whitman. And Perc
brought back the fish.
Mrs. Myra Snyder of Broken Bow,
-an aunt of Mrs. Al Wiker of this
city, stopped over between trains on
Monday for a short visit.
Mrs. D. W. Kenner and Mrs. Lloyd
Thomas left Tuesday noon for a visit
of a few days with friends at Hera
ingford and with relatives of Mrs.
Kenner at Girard.
Mrs. Susie Frazier of Chadron.
formerly an Alliance teacher, who is
now teaching in the Chadron state
normal, visited the first of the wi-i k
with her sister, Mrs. Al Wiker.
T. J. Kerr, of Edgemont, who has
two daughters attending St. Agnes
academy, came down Wednesday
noon to attend the graduation exer
cises of the academy. His son. Clare,
is cashier at the Burlington freight
depot.
Prof. O. M. Burns spent the first
of the week on a business trip to
Fort Laramie, Wyoming, in the
North Platte valley. He reports
that work on the new irrigation pro
ject on the south side is progressing
very favorably.
Miss Mattie Clare Gilford returned
Sunday noon from her trip to Bayard
and reports a very enjoyable time.
She visited friends at Scottsbluff
while absent, and has concluded to
a II
spend the remainder of the summer
at the latter place, and will give pri
vate lessons. There seems to be a
demand for a teacher in dramatic
art at Scottsbluff, and we feel sure
that Miss Gifford will be Just the
suitable person for the position. She
finishes her year's work In the Alli
ance School of Music this week.
Lee Arnold of Ellsworth was In
Alliance Sunday.
Leonard Sampy of Hemingford
was In Alliance Friday.
Mrs. J. N. Afiams of Canton was
in town Monday for eye treatment.
John Jelinek of Hemingford, coun
ty assessor, is in the city on business.
Two good rooms for light house
keeping. Phone 31. H. J. YOUNO.
Mr. Robinson of Oshkosh, a well
known writer, was in the city Wed
nesday. J. C. Berzlna of Whitman came up
Tuesday in his Stanley steamer on
business.
Mrs. Fred Neeland of Hemingford
was in Alliance Saturday for eye
treatment.
J. A. Witowack went to Scotts
bluff Wednesday to see a brother
who is ill.
Michael Butler of Canton, who Is
suffering from ear trouble, was in
town Friday for treatment.
Mrs. A. R. Reynolds returned from
her trip to Omaha on this morning's
train. She reports an enjoyable vis
It. The little daughter of Frank Car
ter at Seneca Is seriously 111 with
complications following a case of the
measles.
Gerald, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Russani, was operated on
Wednesday by Dr. Hand for eye
trouble.
I Clark Mettlin -and sister. Mrs.
Brown, both of Marsland, left Wed-
, nesday by auto for an extended trip
to Montana.
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I Mrs. J. B. uKiest and children Au
nes and Frank were called to Water-
i loo, Iowa, Tuesday by the serious 111-
nessof her mother.
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P. M. Thomas returned Wednesday
morning from his extended trip
which Included points In South Da
kota, Wyoming and Montana.
Archer Itohrer, son of Mrs. Zilpha
Rohrer of Lusk, Wyo., who' was op
erated on two weeks ago for mas
toids, returned to his home at Lusk
I today.
Mrs. Rose Leigh of the Box Butte
rooming house, who was Injured in
accident with wood alcohol last
week, is doing nicely and will recov
er complete use of her eyes.
THE Swedish women do
not now use the same
methods for making tyn-
M
oroa mat were used in
that country some centuries ago. But even
with their modern methods the Swedish tynbrod
does not compare with
Our Cookies
They are a favorite with the grown-ups as well
as with the children. They have that delicate
flavor and crispness that appeal to the taste
of all who like 6weets. You should try them.
Quality and cleanliness are the twin mottoes
of this baker? at all times.
Stephens and Fink
Successors to
Nohe Bakery and Cafe
Happy lo.ii of Year' Work.
Miss Caroline Fink, who has been
one of our successful teachers dur
ing the past year, was married to Mr.
Frank P. Moore of Casper, Wyo.,
Friday noon last, at the Presbyter
ian parsonage, Uev. Lewis Mclntyre
olliciating and using the impressive
ring ceremony. The couple were
married at noon and left immediate
ly on the train for their new home at
Casper. The bride not only gave her
whole time and energy to the thor
ough tasks which she accomplished
In her school room, but she won her
way to the hearts of a large circle of
friends who now join in extending
congratulations and best wishes. We
know little of the groom as he re
mained in town but a few days, but
while here made friends, who make
the assertion that he Is a likely com
panion for his help-mate, and can
count himself fortunate in having se
cured such an accomplished young
lady for a wife.
Honor MlHses 0born and Howe.
On last Thursday evening a danc
ing party was given In the McCorkle
hall, in honor of Miss Clara Osborn
and MIsb Neva Howe, who have left
for their future abodes, and the
friends took this opportunity of a
"last festivity" together. Music was
furnished by an Edison and light re
freshments added to the enjoyment
of the hours. Beside the honored
young ladies, those present were:
Miss Dollie Hagaman. Misses Ethel
and Emma James, Miss Hink, Miss
Alta Phillips, Miss Margaret Car
michael, and Messrs. Bach, Shaw,
Sward, Kerr, Black, Beeson, McCor
kle and LaMon.
Miss Helen Schott Honored.
On Saturday afternoon last a num
ber of the friends of Miss Schott
gathered at the home of Miss Hannah
Cotant and spent some very pleasant
hours. Miss Schott left Monday
morning for Council Bluffs, and the
A. P. S. girls took this occasion to
meet as It may be some time before
they are all together again. The
MUses Marian Grebe, Edna Bowman.
Edna Donovan. Janet Grassman,
Marian Mote. Ruth Nation and Helen
Schott comprised the party and the
time will be long remembered.
Pupils' Itecltal.
On Friday evening, June 2, the
pupils of voice, piano and dramatic
art, of the Alliance School of Music,
will give a recital at the Reddish
Hall. The public Is cordially invit
ed to be present.
The Woman's Guild met yesterday
afternoon at the parish house and en
joyed a few pleasant hours. The
hostesses for the occasion were Mrs.
Uoy Beckwith and Mrs. F. E. Hol
eten. ,
Church Societies
The auxiliary of the First Presby
terian church will meet with Mrs, J
T. Anstlce, 614 Mississippi avenue.'
Wednesday afternoon, June 7, at 3
o'clock.
Proprietor of Grill Host.
C. A. Lalng pleasantly entertained
a number of his gentlemen friends at
a turtle dinner and the menu indud
ed many things delightful to the appetite.
I In r it Dance Saturday Night.
There will be a big barn dance at
the A. L. Davis ranch Saturday even
ing, .lune 3. and no doubt the tln.e
will be a pleasant occasion.
The M. E. Aid will meet with Mr?.
J. C. McCorkle at her "home next
Wednesday afternoon. Regular bu
iness session.
The Daughters of Isabella will
meet for kensington and social time
at the home of Mrs. Louis Buech.sen
stein next Wednesday afternoon.
This is the regular session of the so
ciety and the hours will no doubt by
passed enjoyably.
I. O. O. 1 Memorial Day
Sunday, June 11, has been deslc-
nated as I. O. O. F. memorial day,
and special lodge services will bo'
held at Greenwood cemetery that af-i
ternoon. All Odd Fellows and fam-j
llieR are requested to meet at the
hall at 1:30 o'clock. Odd Fellows!
are requested to bring their autos '
I lie general public is Invited.
Stansbury Wins Slioot Plle
Ray Stansbury of the Newberry
Hardware Company, who attended
the state shoot in Grand Island last
week, was a winner of a trophy from
the DuPont Powder Company. The
trophy was given for a "long run"
shoot of tlfty-nlne pigeons straight.
It Is a line Job and will be treasured
by Mr. Stansbury. . ,
1'nugltt tJoe to IImMIiik
Claude J. Faught, who has lived In
Alliance for 'luee years with his fam
ily, traveling this territory for the L.
C. Smith typewriter, has moved to
Hastings, to which territory he has
been promoted. Mr. Faught has
sold many typewriters during the
time he has made Alliance his headquarters.
Your
Friends
can buy anything
you can give them
EXCEPT
Your
Photograph
have it made
at the
Shul'er Studio
ShoeShining Parlor
We make a specialty of clean
ing, dyeing and shining all
kinds of shoes for ladles and
gentlemen. New buck shoes
and all colored shoes cleaned
for ladies.
Palace Shoe Shining
Parlor
Third & Box Ilutte
Ami
Our Lace Curtains
will lend just that subtle touch of quiet re
finement and coziness to your home which every
good wife aims to make a part of the spirit in the
, dwelling over which she presides. Something
Suitable for Every Room
in your house may be found in our large
stock of beautiful designs. Come and let us show ' J
you our supply. The prices satisfy customersr
Out Word h a Guaranty of Honest Values-
miller'bros
.r HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Return from Dig Trip
C. C. Rodgers and party returned
Friday noon from a trip of sixteen
days by wagon which Included the
country and towns between Alliance
and Douglas, Wyoming. The men
were prepared to camp out all the
time and enjoyed themselves to the
' fullest extent, all returning sunburn
ed and browned from their outdoor
vacation. They made the trip. by
wagon from Lusk to Alliance In
, three and one-half days, a record for
that mode of travel. They met many
former Alliance people while on the
trip and report that they had a fine
time all (he way.
Omaha Man VlslU Alliance
W. R. Blxby, representing the
Powell Automobile Supply Company
of Omaha, spent Tuesday in Alliance
on business for his company. Mr. -Blxby
covers his territory driving a'
Ford runabout, fully equipped with
all appliances for making it aa con
venient as an auto can be made. Th
car Is painted yellow and should be
named "The Yellow Streak" for it la
a go-getter when It comes to cover
ing country. Mr. Blxby drove thru
the sandhills from Grand Island.
The members of the societies of
the different churches met at a union
meeting at the Christian church yes
terday afternoon, and the ladies of
this church entertained their "sisters
in service." A delightful program
was carried out and we are giving it
herewith:
Opening Song "All Hall the Power
of Jesus Name."
Scripture Keadlng Mrs. Fred ('amp
bell. .
"V Mrs. ,l"inle Kee 1.
Piano Solo Miss Wilma Mow.
Reading Minn Helen Brown.
Vical Duet Vera Dow and La Kh'.
Lunn. Reading Mrs. Ray Staiinburg.
Vocal Solo Mrs. J. S. Rhein.
Reading Miss Mabel Bye.
One-Act Comedy r "The Train to
Manro." Mrs. Rychman, Mauley
Rychman, Lyndell Lewis.
Violin Solo Leon Alter.
A delicious menu was Berved at the
proper time.
Reg
istered Bulls
St. MalllifWM Church
Services for Sunday, June 4th:
Holy Communion 8 A. M.
Sunday School 10:00 A. M'
Morning Prayer 11:00 A. M.
Evening Prayer 7:30 P. M.
Dean Win. Carson Shaw, Rector.
Muklnic Motorcvcle Trip
Albert Wooley of Lead, S. D.. ar
rived In the city Wednesday on his
way east by motorcycle, goinv to
Rock Island, 111. Mr. Wooley is rid
ing an Excelsior machine and stop
ped over with the local agent, Char
ley Schafer. Wooley left Lead just
before Tuesday noon and arrive 1 in
Alliance at 10 o'clock Wednesday.
Attended Banker' Convention
W. J. Root, cashier of the First
State Bank of Alliance, returned Sat
urday from Grand Island, where he
attended the bankers' convention for
the fifth group of Nebraska. He
went down Thursday. Mr. Root is
in favor of going after the conven
tion for Alliance for 1918 at the next
at Auction
Sale will be held at the Simon
Spry Barn in Alliance
Saturday, June.. 10
Commencing at 1:00 o'clock.
A carload of registered two-year-old
'bulls, two-thirds of car White
face, balance Shorthorn.
'You will never get a better chance to buy a
fine young registered bull at your own figure;
everyone will positively be sold to the high
est bidder no. by-bidding will be permitted.
J. W. Legg -d L. H. Howe
Humboldt, Nebr., Owners
Col. H. P. Coursey, Auct. Frank J. Was, Clerk