On Sunday will be given the fourth
4a the series of popular Sunday af-
l fcaruoon concerts at the Christian
f fcurch. The hour has been chang
, to 2:30 p. in. instead of 4. l'rof.
SsUacke will give a talk on the de-
lopnient and influence of Germany
mpou music. Tlie musical numbers
VU1 be taken from the best German
. : mposers.
February 14 and March 17 are
t;.Jtfce dales set for two Informal dauc.
.m to be given at the Elks club rooms.
;- Only Elks will be admitted. It Is ex
ceeded there will be a number from
. wU. of town In attendance at each af-alr.
Friends here have received the
tmouncement of the marriage of A.
i,X, Anderson of Lincoln, state lead
,mr of county agent work, to Miss
Hulda Peterson at Bertrand, Nebr.
"Tne bride recently was In charge of
fib boys' and girls' club work In this
-Sate.
Lester and Charles Cross enter
al talned eleven members of the Junior
: boys' class of the Baptist church,
,srhich class is taught by Mrs. A. 11.
I mobbins, at their home Thursday,
from 4 to 7:30 o'clock. Music and
, jcamcs were the amusements after
f the regular business meeting.
The members of the Young Ladies'
( Onion of the Methodist church were
( jeostesses to the members of tho Big
-Brothers class of the same church
Thursday evening at the home of
Miss Mable Ormsby. Mrs. Acheson
iiM the teacher of the young ladies'
f-claas, while Archie Gregory is the
v4a&cher of the Big Brothers class.
. Forty-one Were In attendance. De-
llghtful refreshments wore served
nd a general good time enjoyed by
present.
The members of the Sunday school
.class of the Methodist church taught
by Miss llattle HenBwold were enter
i talned Friday evening at the home of
, Mrs. L. E. Mark. A pleasant lunch
eon was served and a good tlmo en
t Joyed. The membership of the class
Via made up entirely of boys.
Mrs. Carl Whitman entertained
,-the G. I. A. ladies Thursday aer
, -soon. There was a large attendance
. And all enjoyed the afternoon. Mrs.
tJF. W. Irish, Mrs. Crawford and Mrs.
J. O. Irwin were guests of the club.
lira. John Burke and Mrs. Kay an. Clul) met witn Mrs. Nellie Wll
.alark were hostesses at a six o'clock , Bon . ror a business meeting. After
( dinner p;iu at Uui home of the lat-!tnn election of officers, excellent mu-
- ter Frl! y veiling lu compliment 10
' Mrs. I. W. Wright of Deadwood.
Charles 1 ailiiian of this city, em
ployed at tho HoUleu drug store, and
Miss Hazel Ann Osborne of Omaha
twere united in marriage last Wed
nesday by Judge I. E. Tash. The
.bride wus gowned In a pretty dress
of midnight blue crepe meteor with
chiffon and taffeta trimmings. The
troom is a well-known young man
'.about town ami has made many
friends since coming here some six
- months ago.
The recital given by students of
, tbe Alliance School of Music at the
i Oaptlbt church Saturday evening was
successful one from every stand
, iwint. The recital was well attend
, 4t4 and the students made a most
r creditable showing. The work of
4ttra. Stansbury's class was especial
ly good, the little ones dramatizing
4 the story of "The Three Llttl Pigs."
The following program was given:
.-. Rogers "Amuleto"
, Bohr "Little Dolly Mandarin"
May Graham
Kroger "The Mill Wheel"
Cecil Woidenhamer
, Eorowskl "Mazurka"
'KarganolT "By the Brookside"
Martha Hawkins
Dramatizatii n of stories Mrs.
Stansbury's class.
Kroeger "The liee Hive"
Norma Trabert
Gottschalk "Slumber Sons"
Lena I'anwiu
Rogers "Cloud Shadows"
Denca "Roues Every while''
Tht luia Fitzpalrick
Kryslnger . . . . "Sunbeams at Play"
Kthe'yn Ellis
Kroeger. "A Fourth of July Celebra
tion" Wry Lowry.
Gertrude Gwswold. "What the Chim
ney Sang"
H ib-Tt Atkvison, "The Seal's Lulla
by '- M..li I Sward.
Uossinl . . . "The Barber of Seville"
Irma Ellis
Uchner "Ring Dance"
Dvorak "Humoresque"
Helen Woods
Kroeger .... "The Spinning Wheel"
Dorothy Hurst
Speaks .... "Now the Day is Over"
May Graham
A very pretty wedding occurred at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Wells, when their only daughter,
Nellie Mae, was united In the bonds
f holy matrimony to Arthur Nelson
Allen, of Scottsbluff, on the evening
of January 24. The number of
friends in attendance and the many
beautiful, expensive and useful gifts
. attested to the high esteem in which
this worthy couple are held. Pink
and white were tbe colors chosen,
. and were carried out In both decora
tions and refreshments. Promptly
at 8 o'clock Mrs. W. B. Palmer of
Scottsbluff presided at the piano and
sang in a very impressive manner,
"Oh, Promise Me." Then to the
trains of "Lohengrin" inarch, the
bride's little niece, Iola, dressed in
pink and carrying a basket of pink
- ribbon, and her nephew Howard,
carrying a basket of white ribbon,
slowly marched to the hymenlal al
tar forming an aisle. After them
came Elder Berry the officiating min
ister, followed by the brldo and the
groom. The bride was attired In
pink crepe de chene and chiffon with
white rose trimming, and carried a
beautiful bouquet of brides roses
and lilies of the ralley. The cere
mony was performed under a canopy
of ferns, lined with a large pink bow,
under festoons of smylax, bordered
with pink and white carnations, be
ing very Impressive. After congrat
ulations a delicious two-course
luncheon was served by four of the
bride's former pupils, Lela Nabb
Effle Hawkins, Laura Scott and El
sie Harris. The bride Is ono of Box
Butte county's charming young la
dies, and will be greatly missed In
the home and neighborhood. The
groom Is an enterprising young bus
Incss man of Scottsbluff. Having
lost his father In early childhood, he
has made his way thru college, grad
uating from his college course at
Union College, of which college his
bride Is also a graduate. They de
parted on the midnight train for
Denver and other Colorado points.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen will make their
home In Scottsbluff where their many
friends Join In wishing them a long,
happy and prosperous life. Those
present from a distance were: Elder
Berry and son Frank, Angora, Nenr. ;
Mrs. Jennie Soucey, Collegevlew;
Mrs. G. A. Klrkle. Minatare; Mrs
Annie E. Allen, mother of
' 11 ' I
groom; Mr. snd Mrs. V. B. Palmer;
Joe Warren. Scottsbluff; Mrs. Ern
est Kinsley, Omaha; Elbrli ge Wells.
brother of the bride, and family;
Charles Pemberton, Merle Wheeler
Marsland.
Mrs. F. W. Hicks entertained a
number of guests at her home Friday
afternoon. The party was in the
form of a birthday party for Mrs.
Nellie Taiker. The color scheme
wna nlnk and white. Two etiessine
contests were held. Mrs. Layton win-
nlno- th fro-fnr-nll nrlr.P, In the cake
contest and Mrs. Lunn first prize In
the contest on the human body. A
delicious two-course luncheon was
served. The guests were: Mesdamos
Cams. Iiyton, Lunn, C. C. Smith.
Bennett, Phelps, Brown. Darling.
Davennort. Acheson. Parker and
Gregory
I
LaBt Friday afternoon the Worn
sic was rendered and a dainty two-
course luncheon served by the host
ess. The officers elected were: Pres
ident. Mrs. Lizzie Lester; first vice
nres dent. Mrs. Emma Norton; sec
ond vice president, Mrs. Eva Tash;
secretary, Mrs. Alta Basye,; treasur
er, Mrs. Myrtle Wilson.
Frlday afternoon of this week the
Woman's Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. J, Rowan.
The ladies of the First Presbyter
ian church very pleasantly entertain
ed the ladles of the other church aids
Wednesday afternoon. There Was a
very large attendance despite the In
clement weather. After the devo
tional exercises, a welcome address
was given by Mrs. W. E. Spencer.
Games were played and refreshments
served.
The B. Y. P. U. of the First Bap
tist church will give a "hard times"
social In the basement of the church
February 9. The main feature of
the evening will be a taffy pull.
On Sunday afternoon, January 28
at F o'clock, occurred the marriage
of Miss Nellie Klmore to Sterling G
Mendenhall at the home of the
bride's parents. Uev. II. J. Young be
ing the officiating minister. The
bride's gown was of silver crepe me
teor with silver lace, with a corsage
bouduet of pink rose buds. Only the
immediate relatives and friends were
tirt'Ki-nt. An elaborate dinner wtu
The.1
served following the ceremony
bride is a very popular young lady of
Alliance, while the groom is a trust
ed employee of Lalng's clothing
htore. Mr. and Mrs. Mendenhall will
be at home after February 15, at
31C Laramie avenue.
Miss Naomi Gaddis entertained
eight of her friends at her home,
613 Cheyenne avenue. Saturday ev
ening. Dancing was the program of
the evening and dainty refreshments
were served.
Sundav evening. January 28. at
Sheridan. Wyo.; occurred the mar-
riage of Miss Aleda Tipple of that
place and Mr. P rry E. Buckle of Al
liance. Dr. C. V. Fisher of the Con
gregational church performed the
ceremony, which was preceded by the
singing of Loheugrlu's wedding
march by the choir of which the
bride was a member. Mr. and Mrs.
Buckle arrived in Alliance Monday,
where they will be at home to their
friends, at 412 Big Horn avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling G. Meuden
hall entertained a number of their
friends Monday night at the Alliance
hotel in honor of their marriage
Sunday evening. The color scheme
was red and white. Tbe guests were
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Lalng, Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Dubuque. Mr. and Mrs
H. A. Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Gladson
Mesdames Kibble, Pate and Park
er of the Methodist Ladies' Aid en
tertaln the members of the M. E
choir at the home of Mrs. Kibble Frl-
.lay evening. This In the first of a
series that the Ladles' Aid are plan
mug to give In honor of the choir.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
(church meets next Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Lee Basye. A musical
program Is to be given.
At the First Baptist church: 11
la. in., A Talk with Jesus . Even
ing subject, 7:30 p. m., "A Blind
Man's Kyes." II. Y. P. U. at 6:30.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. A men's
Liible class has been recently organ
ized In the Sunday school and they
are planning some special features
in the near future.
The Eastern Star will have Its reg-
lular meeting next Tuesday evening.
WHOOP-'ER-UP IN JUNE
(Continued from page 1)
cial club rooms, Friday evening, Jan
uary 26, President A. D. Itodgers
presiding,
Upon motions, duly carried, the
secretary was instructed to cast a
unanimous ballot for the following
officers: L. II. Highland, president;
C. A. Newberry, vice president; W.
E. Spencer, secretary; Freu H. Moll
ring, treasurer.
It was decided that the office of
general manager should be left open,
appointment to be mado by tho pres
ident at such time as he might de
sire,
It was the opinion of the board
that the secretary should bo accord
ed an assistant who could carry on
the major portion of the detail work.
Mr. Bushnell. the past assistant
secretary, continued In that capacity
Upon motion duly made, seconded
and carried, the board authorized It.
M. Hampton to act In the capacity of
financial agent and attorney-in-fact,
to use his discretion in paying off or
renewing notes In the amount of
$1210 and interest, which are out
standing against the association.
Upon suggestion of Eugene Bur
ton. It was decided to request the
county commissioners to refund tax-
.P8 assessed against the. association.
T . .. 1 . I- 1 , 1 4l.nl
11 WHS UIKUU Ull IU1S U1UUUM, mi a I
since the stock was non-dividend
paying, and the 'association not self
supporting, that it was hardly fair to
tax stock which was In fact a con
trihution.
Upon motion, seconded and unani
mously carried, the fair board as
sented to the proposition as advanced
by the Joint meeting of the Commer
cial Club directors and the 1916 fair
board at the meeting held January
11, 1917, In regard to the Stockmen's
Reunion. This proposition called for
me iree ana unresincieu use oi me
fair grounds on that occasion. The
Commercial Club was to advance
$1000 to be designated as receipts
and there after any profits and losses
Incurred would be divided upon an
equal basis.
The president was authorized to
again offer for sale block No. 6, Fair
Grounds Addition, to the school
board of Alliance for the considera
tion of $1000.
Upon motion seconded and duly
carried, the board authorized R. M.
Hampton to notify all parties, whose
lot contracts have not been fulfilled,
that they would have a stipulated
time In which to complete their con
tract. At the end of such period nil
such contracts not completed accord
ing to the terms of the original
agreement were to be declared void.
tho mntifv nnlit therein tn tin retntn-
La by the fair association and lots to
be later re-sold by an authorized
agent.
There being no further business.
the board adjourned.
WEDDED IN ALLIANCE
Young Couple from Hingliam l'nitel
in Marriage at Home of Kriltor
and Mrs, J. W. Thomas
Miss Ida Charlotte Colson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Colson, nd
Mr. Iceland R. Shafenberg. both of
Bingham, Nebr., two of the leading
and most highly respected young
people of south Sheridan county,
plighted their troth and were united
in the holy bonds of wedlock, at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Thomas In Alliance, at 11 a. ra.,
Thursday, February 1, 1917. The
nuptial knot was tied by Rev. John
W. Thomas. The parents of the
bride were present.
After the ceremony had been per
formed and hearty congratulations
extended by those present, the happy
young couple uasienea 10 me rail
road station to take No. 4 4 for the
east, intending to visit a week or two
with friends and relatives in Omaha
and Chicago and see the sights of
those cities. Upon returning from
their honeymoon trip, they will take
Up their residence on the groom's
ranch near Bingham.
nTl t 1
V 1 IieTC S 110 lllSe
modesty about this
want rrl pnre.
'-jNo legitimate prepo
sition need hesitate to
!"uinch forth to find a
Ljf M J t
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even
sign
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your pc5r:e
i !.: :. oihee receives and
holds replies for yon.
t,
It Is always a pleasure to record
the wedding or a worthy couple, but
specially so of those who reside In
western Nebraska and come to this
city, as so many do, to have the cer
emony performed and from here
start out on their wedding tour and
upon the pathway of married life.
The Herald's heartiest congratula
tions and best wishes are extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Shafenberg.
TWO MONTHS OLI
11ABY 1K)Y DIES
The two months old baby boy of
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Klnnon died
Tuesday at the family home. The
child had been sick from birth. The
body was taken to Plattsmith, Ne-
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FOR. SALEFARMS
FOR SALIC! Just received list
on quarter section of laud three miles
from erea that I can sell for $12.50
an acre if taken at once. Adjoin
ing land has all sold for $25.00 an
acre. Tne owner is a non-resident.
This is a real chance and a real price
Inquire immediately of or write to J.
C. McCorkle, NebrasKa Land Comp
any, .Mlitnce, Nebraska.
052-8-tf.
'"ToTnSATlTTXo'tal of 320 acres
of land located in Box Butte County,
Nebraska, and owned by the estate
of the lale Joseph Jones of Utlca,
Nebraska. The land for sale, to
close up the estate, consists of the
Northeast Quarter of Ssectlon Four
teen, and the Northeast Quarter of
Section Twenty-three, Township
Twenty-six, Range Forty-eight West,
each containing 160 acres. The tot
al 320 acres Is for sale. If you are
In the market for Box Butte County
land, your opportunity is at hand.
This land must be sold to settle up
the estate. Write me. Ray W.
Jones, Administer, Utlca, Nebras
ka. 8053-8-2L
FOR SALE! 4 00 acres land. 4
m. lee from F.ridgeport; 160 acres
fine valley land uadtr proposed Gov
ernment ditch; the balance fine pas
ture land. All fenced; a good ce
ment house, two stories and base
ment: good well. Price, $4,500
E. G. ROUSE, Owner, Nortbport,
Nebr. , 8062-8-3t
FOR SALE Ranch within ten
allies of Alliance. 1900 acr.a, In
cluding some farm land suitable for
ilfalfa. Will sell part interest oi
tiole ranch. A bargain and a mon-
sy-niaker. Address Box 7823, care
Alliance Herald. jitl!.a,3
FTnTsAWell-lmproved farm,
NWVi Sec. 4, Twp. 24, Range 47.
5-7961-7t N. A. KRENEK.
A BARGAIN! 640 acres school
land lease running 25 years all of j
Section 36-24-51 Box Butte county,'
only $640. Terms If desired. Write
L. C. Crandall. 404 1st Nat. Bank
BUlg.. Lincoln. Neb. 8069-9-4t
PERSONA I
Notice To The Public My wifa,
Delia B. Fortner. having left my bed
and board, deserting me, I hereby
serve notice on any and all concerned
or who may in the future be con
cerned that on and after this date
February 1, 19171 will not be le
sponslblo for any debts corrected by
Bald Delia B. Fortner.
8071-9-tf A. C. FORTNER
MATRIMONIAL
WANTED By a young man, a
companion; widow between the ages
of eighteen and thirty-five years pre
ferred. Write to me. "Lonely,"
Box 105, Ellsworth, Nebraska.
8073-9-41$
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS
MONEY TO LOAN On Bo Bull
county land nd ranches in tbe san
bills. No delay in making tbe loan
we inspect our lands and furnish t
money at once. J. C. McCorkle, M
Corkle Building. Alliance, Nebr.
l-tf-6654
W ANTED M1SCELLAN EOUS
Clean cotton rags wanted at Tht
Herald office. We pay three cenu
per pound. Woolen rags not wanted
braska yesterday for burial
AGED WOMAN DIKI
AT HOME OF DAUGHTER
The remains of the late Mrs. Sarah
M. Marsden, who died at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. J. L. Nicholai,
Thursday night were shipped to
Curtis, Nebraska for burial. Curtis
Is the old home. Deceased was 80
years old and had been ill for sever
al weeks. Mrs. Nicholai accompan
ied the remains, the family making
the trip overland In the Nicolal car.
MKUT. CONNERS MKD
AT FOHT LEAVENWORTH
Mrs. Arthur Conners of this city,
THREE-FOUR-OUGHT
R A L D
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JiV'-iiiSI!
ARE YOU THE MAN? For an Al-'
liance general agency of a high class
life Insurance Company? Attractive
opening for resident of Alliance.
Must be man of ability a general i
producer a man capable of secur-
ing agents and developing them into '
producers. Such a man can make
an exceedingly liberal contract with
THE BANKERS RESERVE LIFE
COMPANY, Home Office, Omaha,
Nebraska. 8056-8-3t
"IjATElsMANWr
it orders for lubricating oils, greases
and paints. Salary or Commission.
Address LINCOLN OIL COMPANY,
Cleveland, Ohio. 8058-8-3t
WANTED Woman who will do
family washing at home, call for and
deliver same. Phone 372. 7-lt
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Call at 708 Toluca, or phone
343. 7952-5-tf
VAJTliT?riimm
WANTED Wanted to borrow pri
vately $500, good security. Address
Box 1019 care this office. 7-2t
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT Furnished
or partly furnished rooms with heat
supplied. Box 1014, Herald office
7-lt
WANTED Four or five room
house, modern or nearly so, not too
far out. Want something that is in
good shape. Address Box 1010,
Herald office. 7-4t,
WANTED By man and wife with
out children, a three or four room
modern apartment including lights,
heat, water and bath. If apartment
is satisfactory will take It for long
period. Address Box 1000, Herald
office. 7-3t
Fl)KNTrTluTM7)VI
MOVE FURNITURE bAl'ELY
We hare equipped our dray wa
ona and auto truck with the latei
appliances for moving furnttur
wltbout marring or scratching
damage. Up-to-date wagon par
rill be used by us on all moving oli
JOHN R. SNYDER, Phone 1C
37-tt-5960
FOR SALE LIVE NTOCK
SOWS AND BOAR FOR SALE 4
brood sows for sale, will farrow about
April 1st. Also, full blood boar.
Call Ash 8214. 8068-9-tf
BUSINESS CHANCES
Opportunity A small investment
in an established business. Money
secure. Open to man or woman.
Will bring a $300 a month income.
No competition, selling or canvass
ing. Inquire J. R. -Caldron at Alli
ance Hotel. 8065-8-11$
STRAYED OR STOLEN
STRAYED OR STOLEN A large
black sow with a whlto strip on the
face. A reward of five dollars ($5)
is offered for recovery and if stolon
a reward of One Hundred Dollars
($100.00) for conviction of the thief
or thieves.
JOHN RILEY.
Alliance, Nebraska.
8070-9-2t-$$
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO BUY All kinds of
rubber, rags, iron, metals, and hides.
Highest prices paid. Alliance Junk
Co., 113 East Fourth street. Phone
No. 222. 7-tf-8047
FOR SALE CORP. STOCKS
" FOR SALE Six shares of stock in
Alliance Creamery. Will dispose of
at a sacrifice. Inquire of Mrs. Al
bro, or phone 287. 8075-9-21
formerly Miss Haxel Beck, on Friday;
morning received the Information
that her husband was dead at Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas. Mrs. Conners
left Friday noon for Fort Leaven
worth, meeting her mother, Mrs. J.
G. Beck, at lndlanola, the mother
having been visiting there They
completed the Journey together. The
deceased was burled at Avoga, Iowa,
Deceased had recently been mus
tered into the regular army as sec
ond lieutenant. He was taken 111 on
his way to Fort Leavenworth.
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Butte Avenue between Burlington
depot and post office. Return Her
ald office. Reward 7-2t
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one Avenue, Alliance, Nebraska.
4-tf-7682
FOR RENT Four-room suite in
the Norton block. W. W. NORTON.
8-2t-8064
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOij FRATEAseconT
band roadster and a second-hand
Ford touring car for sale cheap. In
quire at the Sturgeon garage.
52-tf-7848'
1 We have some snaps iu used cars
jail in good mechanical condition,
j some carrying the same guarantee as
i a new car:
! 1. Packard 2-T8 touring, 7 pas
senger, 6 tires, 2-mounted on rims
for extras, new Beat covers, new paint
complete equipment. Good mechan-
leal condition.
2. Packard 1-25 Twin Six Phae
ton, 5 passenger, 6 tires, repainted,
seat covers and bumper. Mechanical
condition guaranteed.
3. Packard 1-38 Twin Six Phae
ton 5 passenger, fine condition. Me
chanical condition guaranteed.
4. Cadillac "8," 1916 touring car
7 passenger, 6 tires, repainted, con
dition first class.
5. Hudson "54" 7 passenger tour
ing, 6 tires, good paint, seat covers,
condition good.
6. Abbott 1916 chumy roadster,
4 passenger, practically new, condi
tion excellent.
7. Franklin touring 1914, 5 pas
senger, repainted, good condition.
8. Franklin roadster. 1915, 2 pas
senger, absolutely first class in every
way.
9. Peerless 6-8. 1914. overhauled
and repainted, first class condition.
10. Chandler 1916 Sedan, ni fine
condition.
11. Alco "6" overhauled and re
painted. Close-coupled 6 pasconger
body. Can be used as roadster or
5 passenger or could be made Into a
dandy truck.
12. Lozier light "6" in good con
dition, price right.
THE MOUNTAIN MOTORS CO.
25 Oilfax Ave. Denver, Colo.
8072-9-2t-$
FOU HALB
FOR SALE Water-motor wash
ing machine, in first-class condition.
Inquire 320 East Third street.
8078-9-2t-$
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