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C T7. Canfield, F. V. D., waa In the
city part of the week on business.
BARN FOR RENT J. W. Thomas,
408 Sweetwater Are. 22-tf-7332
Al Snedeker came up from Bridge
port Sunday, returning that night.
FOR RENT Three-room cottago,
close In, well located. Phone 161.
37-H-7834.
E. L. Lovenburg, the Angora
banker, was In Alliance on business
Tuesday.
WANTED Work by day. Phone 618
after 6 P. M. Mrs. J. H. Carroll.
27-tf-7832.
Attorney Joe L. Westover returned
Monday morning from a business trip
to Omaha and Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krens of
Merna are In the city this week visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Haargarten.
Mrs. James Fee and son Teddy
who were In Sabetha, Kans., visiting
her sister, returned home Sunday
morning.
FOR SALE 7-room house and 6
lots In Duncan's addition. Price
8900 cash. A. E. Judson, Hall ho
tel, Denver.
Mrs. Betts, sister of Horace Bogue
of Alliance, stopped over for several
days on her way home from Crockett,
Texas, to Seattle, Washington.
Mrs. D. J. Nelson and daughter left
Sunday for Chicago, where they will
meet Mr. Nelson. They will visit a
sister of Mrs. Nelson at Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beckwlth de
parted Tuesday noon for a month's
visit and trip in California. May they
enjoy their vacation and receive
much benefit from their sojourn.
President, J. P. Hoffman, Ord.
First Vice President, Harry Hauser, Fremont.
Second Vice President, John W. Guthrie, Alliance.
Secretary, E. A. Miller, Kearney.
Treasurer, H. A. Webbert, Kearney.
Board of Control: Jacob Goehrlng, Seward, chairman; William E.
Mote, Chadron; F. B. Tobin, Sidney; O. A. Rboades, Scottsbluff; i
Bert J. Galley, Columbus.
A department devoted to the Interests of the Volunteer Firemen
of the state of Nebraska.
Edited by Lloyd C. Thomas, state publicity chairman.
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Lexington Department Elects Officers
At the regular meeting of the Lexington Volunteer Fire Depart
ment, held Monday evening, May 8, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
V. II. Tillcry, chief; Robert Rodebaugh, assistant chief; Charles
Mallctt, secretary; Isaac Msley, treasurer and attorney; C. C. Corder.
publicity chairman.
The Lexington running team is training in preparation to par
ticipate in the Iowa and Nebraska volunteer firemen's tournament to
be held in Omaha. Reported by C. G. Corder.
FOR RENT Six-room house for
rent, across street east of Central
School building. Inquire of E. O.
Lalng. 87-tf-733
Arthur Wilson, traveling represen
tative for the Duplex Printing Press
Company, of Battle Creek, Michigan,
was a caller at The Herald office the
first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Smith were
called suddenly to Sterling, 111., by a
telegram announcing the serious 111
nebs of his motht. They left Sat
urday night, and expect to arrive In
Sterling Monday morning.
mi RtevAnn of Hvannla accom
panied Editor Bassett'of the Hyannls
Tribune to Alliance Aionaay, ana me
former visited during her stay with
her friend Miss Mable Ormsby, also
taking In the sights at the carnival.
.
The schedule of hours for play
ground supervision are as follows:
morning, 8:30 to 11:30; afternoon.
2 to 6; evening, 7 to 8:30. This
schedule applies on all days except
Sundays and on Saturday afternoon
and evenings.
F. F. Stephens who has been vis
iting his family at Elgin, Nebr., for
a short time returned Friday, bring
ing with him his wife and two daugh
ters. The trip was made by auto,
and they took two days In which to
enjoy the sights and outing.
Miss Mattle Clare Glfford left
Tuesday oon to take nup her work
for the summer at Scottsbluff. Miss
Glfford has been very successful as a
physical culture teacher and Instruct
or In dramatic art. has made a host
of friends during her year In Alli
ance, who all juiu ia wishing her ev
ery good thing In h-r nrv !.::- !-: ".
and for her future.
Mitchell Department Elects Officers
On May 9 the Mitchell volunteer fire department held their reg
ular monthly meeting and also the annual election of officers. The
following were elected:
W. D. Linden, chief; O. W. Campbell, assistant chief; 0. R. Love
lace, treasurer ; A. V. Bryan, secretary.
Alliance Firemen Decorate Graves
On Tuesday, May 30, Decoration Day, the Alliance fire depart
ment went in a body to the cemetery and decorated the graves of the
six deceased members, with nags and bouquets of flowers. With un
covered and bowed heads the boys surrounded the graves while the
name of the deceased member was called and the flag and bouquet
placed on the grave.
You can afford
to pay $5 or $6 for your next
pair it's like making an in
vestment in footwear.
The initu.l outlay may be more
than you have been paying, but the
returns will chow a larger percent
age i:i bngth of service, added com
fort and individual Etyb.
Five or nix dollars invested in The
Florsheim Shoe will bring you so
much satisfaction that you will never
wear "cheap" shoes again.
W. R.JHARPER
Department Store
What About the Tournament?
At the annual convention in Crawford in the month of January
we were told about the big tournament with $4,000 in prizes, to be
held jointly with Iowa at Omaha in July. We have heard nothing
further regarding it within the last sixty days and have had inquiries
Irom a number of the departments over the state. If the proposition
has boon dropped wo would be glad to know it in order to inform
those who are interested. If it has not boon dropped we would bo
pleased to know the evaet dates and what the program will bo.
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Proceedings for Convention Are Out
Within the last week the firemen over the state who are members
ot the state association and the different departments have all re- Marrlm
ccived copies of the proceedings of the Crawford annual state con
vention. We would suggest to the boys over the state that thev take
L, Events n he Social Realm Jj
The
of Mi mi O'ltrit'n and Mr.
Wlllard C. Myers
first of the promised June
the time to go thoroughly over those proceedings, for thev will find weddings took place yesterday morn
mucn or interest to tnem there. Those who did not get to attend can
find a full and complete stenographic report of the proceedings of the
convention in the book. Secretary Miller of Kearney has had an im
mense amount of work to do in compiling this book.
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Sjl with Alliance boys Sunday on the Al
, llanoe diamond. Our boys met de
Sunday, June II
Opening Day for the
Swimming Pool
The Alliance Volunteer Fire Department extends an invi
tation to everybody who is interested in clean sports to visit
the big swimming pool on the opening day, for the season, Sun
through the boilers. -
The new heating plant has been installed and the water
will be the right temperature for health and comfort. There
will bo plenty of bathing suits and towels.
The new heating plant will allow us to change the water
frequently .insuring at all times clean, fresh water. In addi
tion to this, there will be a constant inflow of fresh water
day, June 11th.
The plunge is open to all, both young and old. The charges
are reasonable and the service will be good. Don't forget the
location, back of the city hall, in the plunge building.
Alliance Fire iDep't
The I. A. Co., have Installed a new
player plao for their picture show.
Mr. I. R. Walker and A. M. Miller
going aflnr supplies for Mr. Miller's
car.
Mr. Joe Winton wont to Alliance
Saturday and drove buck a new
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Mrs. Belle 15 row n was an Alliance
visitor Saturday and Sunday of last
week.
Quite a number of the base ball
feat by a score of 10 to 2. Alox. Olds-
the catcher, had the misfortune of
petting his arm broken in the sixth
inning. Darnell the Alliance pitcher
. was running In from third and struck
Olds on the arm with his knee. Uo-
pan caueht the remainder of the
game. They will play the return
i Biime here a week from Sunday and
here's hoping the boys put up a bet
ter game.
Mrs. N. II. McKenzle departed for
her home at Boulder. Colo.. Tuesday
after a two weeks visit with friend?
and relatives here.
Mr. Harold Elder came up from Al-
fahe8uaame0ed ,0 ""i ere he7sHed re?a'
ine game. . .
Mr. Ora Phillips is doing good
work grading the streets in town
this week.
Mrs. H. C. Addy and family left
Thursday for their new home at Pol-
son, Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Franzen de
parted Sunday for their new home at
Mitchell. Nebr.
Mr. Fred Hucke purchased a new-
Ford auto Saturday selling his old
car to A. P. Iiaynes.
A. M. Miller returned Sunday from
St. Louis where he has been attend-
ng the Millers association.
M. Hutton and wife departed
Thursday for Iowa, expecting to be
gone the greater part of the summer.
Mr. Itob-ri Curry was on the sick
'it lat m ' bin h" Is able to !)'
back to work In the printing office
again.
Miss Elsie Green went to Alliance
Suuday on 44 (or a visit with rela
tives there aud to attend the show
this week.
Among those who attended the
Missionary meeting at Chadron last
week are Mesdamea Palmer, Grimes
and Johnson.
Mrs. Addie Donavan returned to
her home in Alliance Thursday after
a few days visit with friends and
relatives here.
Mr. Charles Wallace, of Alliance,
came up Saturday night for a short
visit with his mother Mrs. Wm. Fos
ket of this place.
Mrs. P. J. Michael departed on 44
Sunday for Brule. Nebr. where she is
going for a week's visit with Mrs.
Robert Anderson.
The Ladies Progreslve Club met
out at Mrs. Wm. Iodence's Friday.
Nearly every member of the club was
present and all reported a tine time,
Mrs. H. C. Addy soldthe restaur
ant to Mrs. Ball who was formerly
employed at the Arlington hotel nad
who took possession the first of the
month
Miss Esther Kinsley was an east
bound passenger Sunday for Allian
ce where she has gone for a few days
visit with her sister Mrs. George Bell
of that place
Miss Agnes Delslng came In on 43
Monday from Omaha where she has
been attending the BoylesCollege for
kj I me pant year. one came lor a snon
II I vacation with her parents.
U Itall Game
ine locai oau ooys crossea oais
ing at 8 o'clock, when Miss Luclle
O'Brien, daughter of Mrs. C. O'Brien,
and Mr. Willard C. Myers were unit
ed in wedlock at-St. Agnes Academy
chapel. Father Donnelly ofllclating
with the Impressive ring ceremony.
A company of immediate relatives
md friends witnessed the event, and
Miss Kate Knlest and Mr. Connie
D'Brien were the attendants of the
couple. The bride was handsomely
attired in a gown of white Georgette
dlk crepe over lace, and the bride's
.naiil in a gown of rose colored taf
feta, both carrying bouquets of lilies
f the valley and white rose buds.
After the nuptial vows had been tak
en, the party repaired to the home
of Mrs. W. J. Hamilton, where a
("our-course wedding breakfast was
lerved. the arrangements nnd color
u-ueme being In pink and white,
roses and carnations bulng used in
the decorations. The gift of the
bride to the bridesmaid was a gold
t ing with ruby setting, and the groom
ind tha hHl m mi with a hand-
lives for a few days. m amoking set. The happy cou-
Post master Watson, of Maple, waflpie left on 4 4 for Comstock. Nebr..
the betterment of child life cannet
help but have Its reward and effect
on the coming generation.
The "Parent's Teacher's Associa
tion" so well and favorably known la
the eastern part of our country, M
taking a new name out here where
the fire of enthusiasm and specific
welfare is pronounced .and we find
Mother's Clubs being formed, wltb
the Intention of working alongside
the teachers of the public schools, co
operating and giving enlisted efforts
In every way poslhle, a spirit of help
fulness which the teachers of the
schools are in much need of, and will
be heartily appreciated by them.
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transacting business in town Monda)
and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Weddle .of Cur
Iy were shopping in town Tuesday.
Mr. Frank Caba and daughter.
Daisy, were In Alliance shopping be
tween trains Tuesday.
Mrs. Russell Miller and Miss Fred.i
Daubon were Alliance passengers or
4 4 Wednesday.
Miss Reta Shull returned to her
home at Mlnatare Wednesday after
a week's visit with friends here.
Mr. C. H. Burleigh returned from
Saratoga, N. Y.. where be has been
for the past month attending the
Minister Convention. Mr. Burleigh
visited many points ot great Interest
while he was gone.
Oscar O'Bannon was transacting
business In town Wednesday.
Many from here are in Alliance at
tending the Wortham Shows. Every
one teems to enjoy themselves to
such an extent they can't leave.
Miss Esther Kinsley returned from
Alliance Tuesday after a few days
visit with her sister there.
Mrs. B. N. Shepherd and Mrs. W.
E. McClung returned Tuesday after
noon from an extended trip In the
eastern part of the state. They re
port a splendid time and they had
exceedingly good luck with their car.
Mr. Elmer Noe was a business vis
itor to the county seat Tuesday.
C, J. Wlldy, Norbert Fronaph. Ed.
and C. W. Lock wood autoed to Alli
ance Tuesday on business, returning
the 6a ice day.
for a visit at the grooms parents
md will later go to Mason City.
where they will reside in the future
The out-of-town guests were Mr.
md Mrs. J. M. Kenny of Chadron
he latter being a sister of the bride
The gifts of cut glass, silver and fur-
ilturo were many and appropriate
The Herald Joins with the many
rriends in wishing the happiest Joy
'or the younn couple. They are
both popular young people an l ar
well fitted to appreciate a Uood honn
The groom has filled In a capiilib
manner a position with the Diork:
Lumber Company of this place an
has won many close arqualntau en
both in a social and business way
and he has been transferred to M.is.in
City to manage a yard for the Kame
company. He Is energetic and wii
make good
Home lliliucs Wotneii'st Club Are
Doing in the Hhtte of Nebraska.
It is interesting to note the diver
sitv of activities in which the wo
men's clubs tbruout this state, and
others, are engaged, and after all the
working club is the one that pro
gresses toward the goal of higher ad
vancement In every degree. We be
lieve that the intention of every or
ganlzation of women of this nature
is to advance intellectually, and a
the same time help to promote a tell
ing Influence for higher living to the
community In which they live, an
proud Indeed are the members of the
club who extend their interests to the
surrounding country.
Among the many suggestive topics
which the women of these wide-
a . i a. a 1
nl.lAn vvlll... awase ciuds may Become inuueumi
w t.,,oo, ihland help toward lasting benefits, are
for Lincoln, where he goe. to cele- ho,8 h,ch ma to ome lay beyond
brate the golden wedding of his sis
ter, Mrs. R. R. Thompson. He was
accompanied on the trip by Miss
Madeline Zedlker.
Music and Kntertalner
Au appreciative audience attended
the students recital at the Reddlsa
hall last Friday evening, and every
number proved a rea Itroat in Itself,
the students showing marked ad
vancement from the year's work. T e
program is herewith given:
Where Ignorance Is Bliss
Madeline Zedlker
Cha-olnade . The Rose and tho Kaln
Lane Wilson Carmen
Mrs. Bundy
The Braketnan at Church
Mrs. Rell GaddiSf-
Spooner On to Ti lumps
Teresa Morrow
Other Birds are Taught to n.v ...
Helen Hrowa
Prlndle My Shins O'Dreaoir
Mabel Sward
Old Ace; Little Alabama Coon . . .
M -ib-el Pt
Von Weber Vein Dorlna Belffc-
Scbnmnni) Evening Ror
Christ'an Rustic Polonaise
Pli)11is " npson
;:I1ow.m .... '' - "of the Wild
r.idniiin . I f ! i the Mesa,
May Graham
unt Abby' K-co t
TreHu Vandervoort
Link Ihivlh Host at liarii Ihnice
Quite a number of people went oat
to the home of Link Davis on Satur
day evening last to enjoy the bans
dance, and we understand found
some trouble in returning home until
the "wee hours", aa mischief dof
had cut wires and generally disabled
the cars which took the merry mak
ers out. Barring the Inconvenience
and damage done, the party bad atl
enjoyable time.
Elk Club to lie HoU
The Elk Club are to be hospitable
entertainers at another of their so
cial evenings tomorrow night, and ar
rangements now completed promts
a delightful time for the members of
this organization and their Invited
friends. Dancing will be the order
of the evening hours.
Goes With Irwin Show
Dwlght Zedlker, of Alliance, cham
pion relar rider of the world, has
signed up with Irwin Brothers, pro- a better community, maintain a con
their sphere, but nevertheless are not
We have read recently of the Tecum
seh Woman's League passing and
presenting resolutions calling upon
the city's officials to protect the city
from carnival companies, then an
other Community Club near Spencer
has for its object the building up of
The Woman's Guild met at tb
parish house yesterday afternoon aad
Mrs. F. E. Holsten was hostess to thm
company. There will be no meeting
ot this society next week.
prletors of the shows which were In genial community spirit and studying
Alliance two years ago. to travel with agrlcultur and home economics. One
them during the summer. Dwight club ia Interesting itself In the laws
will leave Cheyenne with the shows affee'.ng women and children and
t mi. ...a mi mAi r dlRciioine "Child Welfare." a sublect
fhe summer in the east:' In itself broad and If worked out' to .been tongue-tied."
The Ladies Auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian church will meet Wttk
Mrs. Edgar Benolt, 709 Laramie
Ave., Wed., June 14, at 3 o'clock.
, Mrs. Hep's 8aylngs.
"Miss Hezeklah Stebbins Is gitUa
klnda peaked," worried Mrs. Jonathan
Hep as she did her Ironing, "becus,
havln' ben to th' dentist's she cast
eat on neither side uv her mouth an'
she's kinds up 'gainst It havln' alwus