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MJALUU-nO PHOSPHATE
Mr. Miller of Berea visited la the
lty Satarday.
Olen Gentle and family were op
from the ranch Monday.
MIm Doris Toons returned Mon
day noon from a trip east.
If you want to build a home see J.
C. McCorkle and get the money.
Mr. Wm. Sauers went to Hyannls
Saturday to stay on the homestead.
Mrs. John McDonald went to Ra
venna Saturday, returning Sunday.
Fred Mollring and D. O. Bates
made a trip east Monday on business.
Two good rooms for light house
keeping. Phone 31. H. J. YOUNG.
Mrs. Charles Evans of Ilemingford
was an Alliance visitor the first of
the week.
Rev. H. J. Young went to Chadron
Monday on business, returning Tues
day noon. ,
Tom Banning, the insurance man,
went east Saturday on a trip over his
territory.
'ft Mrs. Samuel Tillett and Mrs. J.
Krldelbaugh returned Saturday from
a short trip to Denver.
Bruce Mallery, the stock inspector
made a trip to Northport Monday,
returning Tuesday noon.
Henry Brennaman went to Mor
rill Monday for a couple of days to
visit hiB son, who is sick.
Mrs. Robert Morgan and children
returned Monday from a visit with
relatives at Moorcroft ,Wyo.
Mrs. Wilmot Joder and daughter
came up from North Platte Monday
to visit the B. I. Joder family.
Mrs. Bruce McDowell and daugh
ter left Tuesday noon for Ileming
ford for a visit with relatives.
Miss Helen Jones of Ardmore re
turned home Monday after visiting in
Alliance with friends for a week.
INSURE your crops in the Old Unliable-
Phoenix Insurance Company.
28-4t-7340. F. K. It EDDISH, Agent.
Miss Mavtne Ilaeertr nf rtrMro.
port visited over Sunday with her
sister Mrs. Jack RIordan.
INSURE vour rrorwt In tli OM It.
Ilftble Phoenix Insurance Company.
Z8-41-7310. F. 13. REDDISH, Agent.
Miss Blanche Kibble loft Weitnoo-
day night for Denver, going on busi
ness for the Nebraska Totash Com
pany.
Mrs. R. M. Hampton and daughter
Dorothy returned Monday from Col
orado Springs, Denver and other Col
orado points where they have been
visiting for the past ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Whitehead a u to
ed over from Mitchell Sunday to visit
the F. W. Harris family. Mr. White
head returned Sunday night and
Mrs. Whitehead remained for a long
er ViBlt
V. F. Ku-ce-ra the Bohemian Spine
Adjuster and Spine Masseur, at the
Alliance Hotel Tuesday and Wednes
day, and Friday and Saturday of each
week. Children a specialty.
28-4t-7342
Mrs. W. A. Miller and daughter of
Crawford, formerly of Alliance, ar
rived Monday noon to attend the P.
E .0. convention and to visit friends.
Mrs. Elliott Is the P. E. O. delegate
from Crawford.
We will furnish the money to
build homes in Alliance. We Inspect
the property ourselves and furnish
money quickly at a low rate of inter
est. Nebraska Land Company, Alli
ance, Nebr.
Miss Fern Axtell. of Great Falls,
is spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Basye, stopping over while
on her way to Lincoln. She arrived
Tuesday. She Is a former school
mate of Mrs. Basye.
Mrs. Bruce Wilcox and son Max
invlsited with friends in Alliance last
Saturday and Sunday and took In the
carnival. Max is city editor of the
Bridgeport News-Blade, of which his
father is the proprietor.
.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Smith returned
Sunday morning from their trip to
Illinois, caused by the serious ill
ness of Mr. Smith's mother, who was
operated on. She is now improving,
following the operation.
Kobert Copsey came up Saturday
from Lincoln wherp he lias been at
tending the State University, to
spend a few days with his brothers
Doctor H. A. Copsey and Verne Cop-
sev of the First State Hank.
Mrs. Oscar O'Bannnn, accompan
ied by her son Charles, left Monday
for Atkinson, Nebr., where she will
attend the wedding of her sister. She
will also visit other Nebraska points
before returning in a couple of
weeks.
Misses Margurel Harris. Hannah
Cotant and Louise Thatcher, who
have been vlnitlng for a week over on
the river, returned Tuesday noon ac
companied by Misses Mildred and
Dorothy Whitehead of Mitchell, cou
sins of Margaret Harris.
Mrs. C. E. Amsberry. wife of The
Herald's forman of the mechanical
department, departed Monday for
Hyannls with Mrs. Bertha SelvTldge.
who has been visiting them here for
a short time. Mrs. AmBberry will re
main at Hyannls for a visit.
Ward Rubendall arrived last week
for a stay In Alliance on business un
til Friday, when he expects to go on
THE old Egyptians
were famous bread
bakers of their time, but
their baking ability was
confined almost exclusive
ly to bread. It is different
with us for we specialize in all the good things
a modern bakery produces.
Our Pies
are particularly appetizing and in such variety as
will suit any taste. Even if we do say it our
selves, the best of home cooks can't beat them.
They are an ideal dessert to place on any table.
S Quality and cleanliness are (he twin mottoci
q tha bakery at all time.
F. F. Stephens
Successors to
Nohe Bakery and Cafe
to Omaha for a visit with relatives.
Ward and his mother are now mak
ing their home at Long Beach, Calif.,
where they went from Alliance last
year. Ward Is now engaged In the
banking business In Los Angeles.
Dan Watson went to Crawford
Tuesday on a business trip.
Miss Susie Hopkins of Ilemingford
was an Alliance visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Earl Reld is quite 111 at her
residence with an attack of appendi
citis. J. P. Barger went to Belmont on
business Wednesday, returning this
noon.
There will be another men's meet
ing at the City Mission next Sunday
afternoon.
Thomas Mark, Jr., weighing eight
and one-half pounds, was horn to Mr.
and Mrs. T. M. Tully.
Mrs. Nellie Wilson Is out on the
street again, the quarantine being
lifted Tuesday of this week.
T. J. O'Keefe, register of the Al
liance land office, returned Tuesday
from a trip to North Platte. .
Mrs. Bruce Wilcox and son Max
came over frdm Bridgeport the last
of the week to visit friends.
The fore part of last week an eight
and one-halt pound baby girl was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Vern Andress.
Frank Abegg returned the latter
part of last week from a two weeks
visit with his parents, in Blakesburg,
la,
Miss Alice Wright, little grand
daughter of J. H. Carlson, came to
spend a month with her grandpar
ents. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Johnson and
son are visiting with the former's
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Johnson.
Ray Westover returned to his
home near Lakeside Monday after a
stay of a few days in Alliance on
business.
Miss Eva Sledow of the Fashion
Shop left Saturday night for her
home in Sidney, returning Wednes
day morning.
John W. Thomas, editor of The
Herald, is back at his desk this week,
after an absence of several weeks in
eastern points.
Miss Josephine Hoag and Eliza
beth Wilson, the former's niece, left
Thursday noon for a visit with rela
tives at St. Joe.
F. G. Stevens of Denver was In th
Hty the last of the week with W. W.
Buchanan of Hyannls, the well
known stockman.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wltham are the
proud parents of a baby boy, Cecil
Edwin, weight 6 pounds. Mother
and baby doing fine.
Miss Myrtle Kaufman and cousin
Charles Kaufman of St. Louis are
visiting the former's brother Dave
Kaufman of this city.
Mrs. Victor Wilson and children,
who have been visiting at the Brire
home, left Friday night for thHr
home at Stromsburg.
Miss Helen Hwett returned from
the State Un'versity Saturday morn
ing where she has been attending
school for the past year.
Jack Hawes, traveling representa
tive for Harpham Brothers, Lincoln
harness manufacturers, left Monday
for headquarters on business.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Wright
of Custer, So. Dak., a baby boy
weighing ten pounds. Mrs. Wright
was formerly Myrtle Carlson.-
Bob Bruce, of Rushvllle, sheriff of
Sheridan county, was in town the
first of the week on business and for
a visit with Dr. Geo. J. Hand.
Misses Edna and Bess Bullock re
turned Sunday night from a two
weeks visit with her sister at Reven-
na, also visiting Lincoln and Omaha.
George Davis returned Sunday
i from Omaha, where he attended the
I Masonic grand lodge. He also visit
' ed Hastings and Lincoln on the trip
I
Roy MofTatt of Lincoln who has
htpn visitinfi' with his fllutor frn
I Harry Cleveland left last Thursday
! to visit another sistfr in South Da-1
1 kota. i
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! Mrs. George Davis went to Deli-'
kosh Monday to constitute a chapter ' I
of the Eastern Star lodge, as deputy
grand matron. She returned Wed
nesday morning.
"Dusty" Rhodes of Broadwater I
stopped over in Alliance Wednesday j
on Ms way borne from Gordon, where
he pitched a baseball game Sunday
for the Ardmore team.
Mrs. P. E. Romig and children.
Mayor Romig's family, left Saturday
for Long Pine, Nebr., where they ex
pect to spend the summer camping in
the park at that place.
Edward and Helen, children of F.
W. Blair of The Herald force, left
last week for Torrington, Wyo.,
where they will visit with their aunt,
Mrs. George Anderson.
Mrs. George Duncan and daughter,;
Miss Goldle Lelth. left Wednesday,
for Greensboro, Penn., where tbey
will visit with friends and relatives
during the summer months.
I
. Louis Griffin is now driving a spick I
and span Dodge car. The other trav
eling men claim that Louis is not yet
an expert as they found it necessary
to stop him Wednesday noon on a
main street and Inform him that he
was driving with all lights on, and as
the city ordinances do not require
the having of lights "lit" In the day
time they felt that he should save
the "Juice" being used in that way.
Louie says that it was a mistake and
that he turned the wrong button.
Skinner's Macaroni Products, mads
in Nebraska. Ask your grocer. Adv
John and Ferdinand Nlkont of
ilemingford were Alliance callers to
day. FOR SALE A few choice seed po
tatoes. Thone 54 8. A. R. Wilson.
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Mrs. Rose Reardon returned Sat
urday from O'Nell where she was
visiting her son Harry, who has a
drug store at that place.
Miss Bertha Jelinek. daughter of
John Jelinek, county assessor, re
turned to her home near Ilemingford
Monday after a few days spent in
Alliance assisting her father.
FOR RENT Six-room house for
rent, across street east of Central
School building. Inquire of E. O.
Laing. 27-tf-7S36
Miss Robertson, of Atkinson, Ne
braska, stonned over WpiI npariiiv frit
a visit with Miss Opal Russell, coun
ty superintendent, on her way from
Boise, Idaho, where she teaches.
BARN FOR RENT J. W. Thomas,
408 Sweetwater Ave. 22-tf-T32
Edward Woodhonse, of Slarks, Ne
braska. Who has a Ann hnlf-nnotlnn tf
land ten miles north f Alliance, was
in tne city tne last of the week look
ing aner nis property interests.
WANTED Work by day. Phone 618
after 6 P. M. Mrs. J. H. Carroll.
27-tf-7332.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Thatcher ant
children, of Berkley, Calif., arrived
Sunday for a visit with the F. W.
Harris family. Mr. Thatcher return-
s a
ea weanesaay ana Mrs. Thatcher
and children will" remain for two
weeks.
FOR SALE 7 -room house and 6
lots in Duncan's addition. Price
1900 cash. A. E. Judson, Hall ho
tel, Deflver.
Mrs. A. G. Isaacson departed Wed
nesday night for about two weeks
visit In Omaha and other eastern
points. She will attend three wed
dings of relatives, and will also pur
chase some goods for the Fashion
Shop before returning.
See Seymore before you Insure.
State agent for Omaha Health and
Accident. Only blanket insurance
written In the state. At Fleming's
Cigar Store.
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Ralph Watson returned" Monday
noon from Washington, where he and
Mrs. Watson went some time ago,
after selling out their grocery busi
ness In this city. Mrs. Watson Is
now at Wlnlock, Wash., and is en
joying the trip greatly. Mr. Watson
will probably return there after at
tending to business matters in Alliance.
Everything in Its Place
A big, roomy dresser or chiffonier, in which
you can keep ample supplies of clothing and
toilet accessories for immediate needs, wO ;
contribute much to your comfort and cotv
venience and save oodles of time and temper
Our Bedroom Pieces
are the latest in design, color and finish, and
they are made so carefully they will serve a
lifetime. Come and see them and get prices
Our Word h a Guaranty of Honest Value
MILLER BROS.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Mrs. W. A. Hampton of Denver
came In Wednesday to the P. E. O.
convention, and is visiting with Mrs.
Rose Reardon.
Dwlght Zedlker, champion relay
rider, left Wednesday night for Chey
enne to Join the famous Irwin Broth
ers wild west shows, with which he
will travel during the summer.
Mrs. G. G. Hampton, of Gothen
burg, formerly of Alliance, arrived
Tuesday and Is visiting with friends
as well as attending the P. E. O. con
vention. Mr. Hampton is expected
the latter part of the week to Join
Mrs. Hampton. While here they are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mitchell.
Miss Josephine Hampton ret una
Thursday noon from California
where she has been attending Of
Cumnock School of Expression far
the past year. Mlas Hampton WIS
visit her parents during her sumnwr
vacation, returning this fall to t
west.
Mrs. Roy Reed, who was quite ser
iously burned In a gasoline stove ex
plosion last Thursday, is getting
along nicely. Mr. Reed's mother, of
Denver, Is hre with her. Miss Reed,
of Denver, a sister of Mr. Reed, took
the four youngest children to Den
ver with her Tuesday of this week to
keep them nntll the mother recovers
sufficiently to care for them.
PaltnBeacI:
Suit
This is the largest and most complete early showing of these cool and comfortable sum
mer suits in the city. More styles and a very complete range of sises.
Every Palm Beach Suit we show is made of genuine Palm Beach Cloth. We mention
this because there are a number of inferior imitations on the staket.
We have them in the natural Paint Beach color, in Tans Grays and in Stripes, Plain tail
ored modelsbelted and flared in. the- most approved fashio--some with large collars and
cuffs of contrasting materials. Sport stripes are used in combination with plain materials
and often for entire suits.
Pull ranges of sixes. Exceptional suits priced at
$6.98 $7.98 $9.50
Ladies' Silk Underwear
The comfortable kind of underwear. A full line of ladies' underwear in silk. Now sell
ing at
One-Third Off Regular Price
Visit Us During Stockmen's Week
Visiting ladies during Stockmen's Convention are invited to visit us and make this store
their headquarters while in the city. Our special ladies' rest room, arranged for your con
venience, is at your disposal.
Remember that we can furnish you with complete ready-to-wear outfits. You can pur
chase as cheaply as you could at any of the big city stores. Call and let us show you.