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Dr. GeorK( J. Hand mnHa frlm in
Hay Spring Sunday, accompanied by
made
King
Mlaa Lucy Bond of Elva was In Al
llance Sunday.
Ed Ollrog was In Alliance several tlir0! They
days this week. tne tr,P In ,h doctor's new King
a . auto.
Mm. Charles Evans arrived In A1-!
nance saiuraay.
Mrs. Guy Allen came
from Bridgeport.
Ralph Antrim of Crawford was In
In Friday
Alliance Thursday.
Bernard Phelan was in Bridgeport,
Tuesday, on business.
Thos. Spencer was In Bridgeport
. mursaay on business.
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Jack Mann of Bridgeport was an
Alliance visitor Monday.
H. B. Austin of Chadron was in Al
llance Sunday- on business. .
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-" Ed Marks returned Monday noon
from a brief visit at Lakeside,
Clarence Davis of Lakeside was an
' Alliance visitor Friday of last week
Rev. Halslup preached at the
Marsland Methodist church Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Austin of Mars-
land were In Alliance between trains,
Skinner's Macaroni Products, mad
In Nebraska. Ask your grocer. Ad?
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Mrs. R. C. Stronar and famllr left
Monday noon for a'rtlp to Bridge
port.
W. L. Marcy of Lakeside was In
, Alliance on business the last of the
week.
Lloyd Antrim spent several days
last week with his parents, in Craw
ford. D. J. Nelson went to Ravenna Sat
urday noon to take charge of the cir
cus train.
Carl Spacht arrived from Hemlng
ford Saturday to spend Sunday with
his family. -
Prof. G. M. Burns was in Hemlng
ford the first of the week, looking
After business.
D. L. Shull and wife of Mlnatare
were in the city Friday on their hon
eymoon trip.
Dean Shaw of the Episcopal church
went to Hyannla Monday, returning
Wednesday.
John McCoy, M. D.
Offices and Hospital
Reddish Block Telephone 81
Yankee Robinson circus and men
agerie will be In Hemingford the 21st
of this month.
Miss Esther Wilson, who had been
visiting Miss Alta Young, left Friday
noon for Montana.
Miss Irma Lotspeich was in Mars
land Sunday visiting her cousin.
Miss Alice Enyeart.
C. Powell of near Alliance was vis
iting his father, Wm. Powell, of
Bridgeport last Sunday.
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Frank Hunsaker and wife visited
over Sunday with his uncle, Tom
Hunsaker, of Marsland.
Real Estate, Loans and Insur
ance. F. E. REDDISH, Reddish
Block. 15 tf -6727
Harry Beans, wife and two sons
spent a very enjoyable vacation with
Mrs. J. Arner of Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gentle returnprf
Sunday noon from a trip to Idaho
Falls and other western points, where
they visited with relatives for sever
al weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Estes left Tuesday
noon for Felling, Okla., whore they
will visit Mr. Estes' sister and look
for a location. Mrs. Estes was for
merly Elsie Clough.
Frank Crulckshank, of The Denver
rost, representing the Sells-Floto
circus, as general press representa
tive, was a caller at The Herald office
one day last week.
J. C. McCorkle returned Friday
noon from Hysham, Mont., where he
went early last week for the funeral
of his son-in-law, Frank Dunning,
formerly of Alliance.
Mrs. Bettle Sharp, police matron,
reports that the Camp Fire Girls or
ganization is proceeding very favor
ably and that the girls of the town
are taking much interest
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Mr. and Mrs. 8. G. Wright of Whit
man left for their' home Monday.
They have a daughter in St. Joseph's
hospital, who is convalescing after an
operation a short time ago. '
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John Wlker returned Monday
morning from his recent trip to
Douglas, Wyo. His father, Al Wik
er, and sister Mrs. Richard Waters,
remained at Douglas for a vacation.
Ben J. Sallows, editor of the Alli
ance Times, and Mayor P. E. Romig
of Alliance are spending part of the
week at New York City. They Inci
dentally visited Coney Island a time
or two.
Rev. H. H. Miller of Tobias. Nebr.,
stopped over Friday on his way to
Bayard. On Saturday he went from
there to Belmont, where he assumes
the duties of pastor of the Baptist
church.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fee returned
Sunday noon from a vacation trip of
a month spent at Denver, Colorado
Springs and other mountain points.
They were accompanied by their son,
Teddy.
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Joseph Lean, the lumber represent
ative, who covers a large number of
western states, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Alliance. While here he
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Thomas.
Chas. Watteyne mid family left
Monday noon for a trip of two weeks
which will combine business and
pleasure and will include St. Joseph,
Falls City, Tecumseh and other
points.
Mrs. Claude -Brown and daughter
Irene came down from Hemingford
Tuesday noon to spend some time
with Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs. H.
Uushnell, who is here for medical
treatment
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thompson of
Antloch were in Alliance Friday of
last week with their family.
John Snoddy of the Insurance firm
ef Snoddy & Mollrlng left Monday for
a business trip to Hemingford.
J. M. Miller, proprietor of the Alli
ance Cafe and Hotel, has installed a
large electric sign on the building
corner.
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J. H. Robinson, of Kansas City,
representing Crytl White soap,
spent part of last week in the city en
. business. ; '
i Mr. .' and. Mrs J. H. Show and
4avghter left Monday noon for Hot
Soring; South Dakota, for a short
. .oeulag trip.-'
KErsv iforrls. Kates ,of -, Lincoln.
rthF Mr Lee Basye. returned
"tftr swim Friday, after a visit here
fr. sv tew- weeks. . .
Kr-. adr "Mrs. Al Sleffert and Mr.
Mrs. Wright made a trip Dy amo
Ui Mils Sunday, where they vis-
t4 wttft. friends.
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ICr and Mrs. Albert Hill and baby
ftaMt Mrs. B. 8. Owens were in Bridge
port last week visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Henry.
Jlmmle" Pierce, The Herald's of
fice boy, returned 8unday noon from
Omaha, where he accompanied bis
parents on a short trip.
Miss Genie Gilmore, of Grand Is-
.later of Mrs. F. M. Seidell
r Aiiinr. left Monday noon for
Chadron after a visit here.
at..iii Firrell of Chicago, the
Mbl coffee man of Nebraska", whf
, rntm the Chase ft Sanborn line.
spent part of lt week in the city,
If you are paying blgb Interest
m!m in th Building A Loan call
: iK- x.braka Urn Company mm get
; Ut noMf at reduced Interest rat
Fred MolirlnK of the insurance firm
of Snoddy & Mollring was called to
Pawlet Monday to settle damage
claims resulting from the heavy hail
and wind storm near that point on
Monday, July 10.
Mrs. (xi- E. Coffee and daughter of
Ashland, Ore., are guests of Mrs. D.
W. Butler. Mrs. Coffee and Mrs.
Butler were old school mates. Mrs.
Coffee and daughter are enroute to
-faouthern California.
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Mr. and Mrs.. Earl Balbier and fam
ily of Alvona, Iowa, who have been
touring the west In their car, stopped
over at the F. W. Hlcks home to visit
this week. They expect to return
via the Black Hills country.
Ed Owens, popular drayman, cele
brated his fifty-first birthday on Sat
urday. Ed doesn't show his age at
all and it took much arguing to con
vince his friends that he had really
passed the half-century mark.
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Mr. and Mrs. Philip Thomas of
Ahsby visited with relatives and
friends In Alliance over Sunday.
Philip is the editor and publisher of
jhe Aenby Argus, one of the lite
newspapers or ine aananau conmry.
H. B. Ramsey, a manager of the
Prudential' Life lnswranee Co.. con
veyed Mr. and Mrs. James A. Pierce
and family to Omaha by auto, leaving
Wednesday afternoon or last wee.
Mr. Ramsey remained In Omaha. The
Pierce family returned Sunday noon
by train.
Miss Anna Hibben of Fremont, a
school efficiency expert, after a short
stop at Alliance, went to Hemingford
on business Monday. Her co-work
er. JMes Wilda Ramey, of Omaha,
was called home Sunday by a tele
gram announcing the death of her
father, at that place.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Campbell and
son Robert returned Monday morn
ing from a two weeks trip in south
ern Texas, visiting relatives. They
also visited Kansas City,. and ; Elvo,
Kansas. . where they rtalted Mrs.
Campbell's brother, going from there
to Omaha, for a visit with Mr. Camp
bell's brother, then to Taylor where
they visited Mr. Campbell's parents
Mrs. Wm. Orr of Angora came to
Alliance Tuesday aoon for a short
stay with TrlenVIs. - w
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Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Witham re
turned from Aurora Sunday.
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Miss Wills Spier of St. Joseph. Mo.,
is me guest or Mrs. v. I. Jeep.
Three days only the biff one rent
MJe at HoUten'm the Ileiall etor.
Blrdene Woods has accepted a po
sition with the Haddorf Music Com
pany.
Miss Blanche Kibble and Mr F.
H. Hulen went to Rushvllle Saturday
on business.
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Brown Church of Hemingford came
to Alliance Wednesday noon to con
suit a physician.
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The big one cent sale at llolston's.
Uie IIoxaII Store, on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday.
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Ethel Lunberry of the Horace
Bogue si ore returned Friday from a
trip to McCook, Denver and Atkinson,
Kansas.
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mrs. a. u. urice and family re
turned Saturdav noon frnm a. ln
days' visit with relatives at York and
uarvara.
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Arlene Morrison, of Crawford.
came down Wednesday night to be
present at the Keeler-Schafer wed
ding. ,
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Mrs. Forest Hill and little son left
Wednesday for Sheridan, Wyo..
where they will make their future
home.
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Mrs. DaVia and Flnv Ttnrhnnan n
nrannn. atonnea nn at Aiiianpa tin.
tween trains Wednesday on their re
turn irom uenver.
Two for the price of one. and one
cent extra. Saxe money by attending
the one cent Mile this week at Hoi-
sten's, the Rexall Store. -
Mr. Crane, father of Mrs. James
Keeler, arlrved Monday morning to
attend the wedding of his grand
daughter, Nelle Keeler.
Mrs. Tlbbets, of Hastings, mother
of Mrs. Robert Reddish, arrived
Tuesday morning to spend some time
visiting her daughter and family.
Bess Reld and Raymond Collins
returned Wednesday night to Lin
coln, after a week's visit with friends
and with the former's father, George
Reld.
Everybody's going to be at Hol
sten's to take advantage of the big
one cent sale this week. Two arti
cles for the price of one, plus . one
cent.
Mr. Mahaffy has purchased a lot
between Tenth and Eleventh on Lar
amie avenue and will begin construc
tion of a beautiful new modern home
Monday.
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Mrs. William Mitchell. Mrs. Wil
liam Carson Shaw, and Mrs. C. L.
Drake returned Sunday night from
the Black Hills where thoy have been
camping for the past three weeks,
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Word was received from Hysham,
Mont., that Mrs. Frank Dunning and
baby girl were both quite ill at a hos
pital at Forsyth, Mont. Mrs. Dun
nlnjs Is suffering from a nervous
breakdown.
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Mrs. Percy" Cogswell f elf " -down
stairs Sunday night and wrenched
her back and, tore the ligaments of
her right limb. She has her knee In
a plaster paris cast and Is confined
to her bed.
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BesB Reld and Raymond Collins of '.
Lincoln went to Hot Springs Monday
morning and returned Wednesday j
morning stopping in Alliance for the j
Keeler-Schafer wedding.
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Don't forget to attend the one cent
tale at Holsten's the Rexall Bton- ,
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week. See the big ad, the bill, j
or call at the store and gel your .
Bhare of the bargains offered.
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Sunday morning a camping party.
which will include Mrs. Harry E.
Gants, Mrs. Katie Peckenpaush.
Misses Cleta and Helen Harrington.
Teresa Morrow. Margaret Harris,
Mabel and Doris Young, will leave
for the Black Hills. They have tak
en the Studman cabin at Savoy and
expect to be-gone about a month..
nv. Wilson Mills of Omaha will
be In Alliance Sunday:, la. company
with Rev. C. H. Burwill .vho'hj tq".
become the new colporter for west
ern Nebraska. He wilt likely make
AiiianM hoadouartera for some ume.
Rev. Mills is sup rintendent of mis
sions for western district of Ameri
can Baptist Publication 8ociety.
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The following cu.4didates were tak
en Into the Eastern Star lodge Tues
day evening: Mrs. James Walker,
Mrs. Forest Hill. Misses Vera Spenc
er and Marian Mote. Ice cream and
cake was served by the officers of the
lodge, the Ice cream having a pink
star In the middle of the white cream.
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Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Adams
and daughter Daisy, of Havelock, ar
rived Wednesday mftrnlng to visit
their daughter and sister Mrs. George
Davis." They were accompanied by
little George Parker and Dorothy
Davis, their grand children, who have
been visiting them for the past two
months. Mr. and Mrs. Adams will
visit la Alliance a short time and
then go to Denver, and Colorado
Springs for a short visit.
Society 5ol
Miss Mae Newberry will Introduce
Miss Welsh of Omaha, to a number of
her friends tonight at a keiutlngton.
On Wednesday afternoon, July 1J,
Mr. Charles Sumner Wilson and Miss
Eva Irene Latham of Alliance werev
united In marriage by Rev. John B.
Williams, at his residence in Chadron.
Mlas Teresa Morrow entertained
ror Misses Cleta and Helen Harrang
ton at a theatre nartv SntnrHuv even
ing. The other KUnsta were Miu
Margaret Harris, Thelraa Fltzpatrick,
nannan uotant, Mabel Young, Matil
da and Julia Frankle, and Ruth Mor
ris.
ADout eignty or the younger set
were guests of Miss Ruth Morris,
Thursday evening, at a dancing party
given tu compliment to Miss Margar
et Welsh of Omaha and William
O Keete. The out-of-town guests
were Miss Margaret Welsh of Omaha,
Misses Helen and Cleta Harrington
of O'Nell, and Miss Fay Cross of
Mitchell. A program of twenty
dances was played by Mrs. John Wlk
er and the Alliance Orchestra.
Keddiah-Lee Wedding
The marriage of Ray V. Reddish
of Alliance and Miss Martha May
Lee of Elmira, Oregon; was solemn
ised June 8 at the home of the bride
in Elmira. The couple took their
immediate departure via auto for Al
liance, their route being via Butte
and Boise. At Blackfoot, Idaho,
they visited the families of Sollen
berger, Thompson and Gregg, former
Alliance people. They then went on
to Ogden, Utah, stopping at interest
ing points . en route. Brief stops
were made at Salt Lake City and
Cheyenne. At Henry, Nebr., they
were met by the families of Reddish,
Mounts and Cantwell of Alliance and
Reddish of Kansas, where two days
were spent catching pike in the North
Platte river. On arrival at their
We Cart Fit You With Glasses
for Every Purpose
DRAKE & DRAKE
OPTOMETRISTS
313 1-2 Box Butte Ave.
Alliance, Nebr.
ranch home an Informal wedding din
ner was given, the guests being the
families of W. N. Reddish of Mul
van Kansas; Fred Reddish of
Bridgeport J W. H. Swan, Wm. M.
Hill. W. D. Zediker, Frank and Lynn
Cantwell, Ray Stansberry, Ray Glad
stone, Lloyd Johnson, Wm. Mounts,
Silas Soulos and Wm. Blgnell. The
couple will be at home to their
friends after August 1.
Keeler-Hchafer Wedding
Wednesday morning at 8:80
o'clock at Holy Rosary Catholic
church In Alliance was solemnised
the marriage of Miss Nelle Keeler
and Clarence 8chafer, both of All!
ance. Father Manning performed
the ceremony. Al Snedeker of Bridge
port was best man, and Mae Schafer,
sister of the groom, was bride's maid
Menaeissonn's wedding March was
played on the organ 'as the bridal
party ascended the altar.
Immediately after "the ceremony
the members of the Immediate fam
ilies and close friends were served a
wedding breakfast at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Keeler. The couple left at noon on
their honeymoon trip, going first to
Scottsbluff where they will spend a
few days with Mr. 8chafer'a people,
going from there to eastern points.
The bride is a Box Butte county
girl and one of Alliance's accomplish
ed young ladles. In 1915 she grad
uated from the Alliance high school.
The groom holds a responsible posi
tion with the Keeler-Coursey Com
pany In Alliance. He Is one of the
leaillng members of the Alliance vol
unteer fire department and with the
bride was treated to a ride on the big
fire truck following the wedding.
They start on their married life with
the good wishes of a host of friends.
David Deach Ilecelved Discharge
Word has been received from Da
vid Beach, a former Alliance boy,
who is now stationed at Mersedes.
Texas, saying that he will receive ftis
discharge in about ten days, when ke
will come home for a visit with his
parents and friends. He is a mem
ber of the Indiana National Guard.
About September 1 he will return to
Valparaiso, Indiana, to take up his
iitudles In the medical college at that
place. He Is the youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Beach, well known
residents of Alliance.
Mrs. Patjmore Breaks Wrist
Mrs. Martha Patmore fell and
broke her right wrist this morning.
She was getting out an electrle stove
and In doing so received an electric
shock which threw her to the floor.
resulting in the injury to her wrist.
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Consign Your Shipments to the
Blain Horse & Mule Commission Ca
Grand Island, Nebraska
Our Motto: "Service and a Square Deal"
Auction Everv Tuesday and Wednesday. Private Sales, Daily
x For Information write or wire us
Seasonable Sale of Summer Comforts
This Week Only
Right now in the Midsummer we aro going to sell you these seasonable articles at the fol
lowing unseasonable priccn. Everything included in this lst is good reputable merchandise
and backed by our regular guarantee, your money back if not satisfied.
.TALCUM POWDERS
Williams . .T."i2c
Colgates 12c
' Rlckseckera 8c
Santox Violet 15c
The Very Best
SPONGES
$1.00 Sponges ,. . . 75c
75c Sponges 65c
He 8ponges 45c
S6c Sponges 85c
. Ke Sponges 19c
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I JlO Dike's Foot Powder . le
. lie Santox, Foot Relief . . . 19c
TOILET CREAMS
Sa ntiyTl! feuBe I e as I Sc
Santox Peroxide 15c
Dikes l'eroxogen 15c
Santox Cold Cream I.V
Rickseckers 50c Size .... Mc
BATIIINQ CAPS
76c Bathing Caps sJOc
. TOILET WATERS
50c Eau Do Flours Toilet
Water ..K aoc
15c Colgates Toilet Water . lOv
60c Colgates Toilet Water .85c
$1 Colgate Toilet Water .5c
75c Ping Pong Toilet Water 50c
$1 Theodoria Toilet Water 75e
$1.15 Attar Tropical Toilet '
Water iU
Our Special '
f 1.00 Seven Rosea Toilet ,
Water T5t
I0 Seven Rosea Toilet Wa
ter 80e
BATH BRUSHES
$1.00 Bath Brush 75c
75c Bath Brushes 50c
r.Oc Bath Brushes
25c Hand S'nil's .... . .". . 15c
PERFUMES
5 0c White RoHe S.V
5 Or Ixx-ust Blossom ..... 25c
S1.00 Jlckey : 7e
?1.50 Djer KIs . $1.00
60c Apple Blossom 80c
60c Corylopsls 89c
(Vantlnet)
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SOAPS
Stearns Carnatlom ...... 9s
lOo Steams Lily of the Val
ley 5a
lOo Stearns Glycerin ... 5c
I5e Dukes Skin Soap .... 15
J5c Caehmer Bouq.uet .. SO
Thes Price in for c&sh onlj
: With every $1.00 worth purchased we will give a 50c Volland Cook Book Calendar
free while the stock lasts.
The kiddie get 8 balloon free with eaeh 25c worth purchased. Don't neglect to take
advantage of this timely aale.
T HI E L E
Druggist and Stationer