THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY", FEBRUARY 27, 1920.
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SOCIETVtg
Mr. and Mrs. Harrr A. Johnson
nave (tone to Omaha, where Mr.
Johnson la attending to company
business. Mra. Johnson will Tlslt In
Illinois befcre returning.
Mr. j. A. Mallery entertained at
theater rartjr Wednesday evening.
complimentary to Mra. Nellie inu-j-er.
The guests were entertamed at
4he Mallery home after the theater
and a dainty luncheon was BerTed.
Those present were Meadames C. A.
Newberry. W. I. Rumer, M. B. Les
ter, I. E. Tash, L, Buchensteln,
Thelan, C. E. Wills and Vern HunK
Mrs. Nellie lliilyer went to Lincoln
Wednesday evening to Tlsit with
friends.
For Sale Two six room houses
on Sweetwater. Modern eicept heat
Trie and tfims right. Sie Nebraska
Land Company. -
Mrs. J. D. Emerlrk. principal of
the Central school. Is confined to her
home due to an attack of the grippe
11. P. Eldimir.er of Chadron was
in Alliance Wednesday on business..
Miss Opal Russell, county suporln-',
tendent. la substituting for Mrs. Em
erlck at the Central Bcbool this week.
-Choice mllenre lot lor sa'e at
Allianco National Uank on asy
Charles Benson of Litchfield, Neb.,
Is in the city, visiting with his sis
ters, Mrs. Ida Rett sand Miss Lulu
Benson.
For Sale One five room house,
tood condition. Modern eicept heat.
Good location. 8ee Nebraska Land
Company.
Miss Blanche Miller will leave to
day for Torrlngton, Wyo., where she
will ppend the week end with rel
ativea.
Highest cash price paid for
heavy fut poultry, w. K. liitt, at
Fairmont Creamery.
Mrs. L. C. Thomas entertained at
five hundred Thursday evening.
Miss Nina Simmons and Mrs. B.
J. Sallows entertained at five bun-,
dred Monday evening In honor of
Miss Florence Morrison of Bayard.
L. C. Thomas left for Lincoln
Tuesday evening, on business con-,
ncctcd with the Wyoming-Northeastern
Oil company.
For SJe Nina room nous.
Bast part of town. Modern. Price 1
right and good terms. Bee Nebraska
Land Company.
Mrs. L. A. Berry returned Tuesday
afternoon from a Ult with her son
at Ellsworth.
At Alliance National I lank you
can purchase Uio most desirable i ev
idence lota In the city on easy terms.
Miss Florence Morrison, who has
been visiting at the D. J. Sallows
home this week, returned to her
home In Bayard Tuesday.
Lowell Blair is the name that has
been given to the ten-pound boy
which arrived at the home of City
Manager Smith February 19.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Veuthner of Lin
coln are visiting in the city at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Mats.
Call at Alliance National Dank
and bay a residence lot before prices
advance. 26
Look over the advertisement for
the Alliance Tacking company, ap
pearing lu this Issue, . and among
other things let your eyes rest on the
illustration. This Is an Instance of
still another sort of service that the
Burr Printing company is prepared
to offer its advertisers. This illus
tration was drawn by artists of the
Bonnet-Brown company, of Chicago,
from whom The Herald buys its mat
service. Merchants who wish special
work of any sort for special occa
sions will find real co-operation here
Notice to Iel,aval tscrs: The
prico advanced Feb. 20, but 1 will
sell all separators on baud fit the
aanie old price. W. R Cutts. 26
The Herald Is issued under dif
Acuities this week, our force being
depleted by the absence of Joy C
Parker, who was called to Nebraska
City by the death of his father. It
has meant some extra work for all
the rest of us, but we have managed
to come out some place, as Judge
Stark used to say.
Fred Betzold, who has been on
the Faclflc coast since last summer,
arrived In Alliance Thursday,
ritKSUYTKIUAN CHt RCII
Every soul needs the atmosphere
and act of worship furnished by the
church. Everyone needs the fellow
ship of those who are striving for
the same end. Every soul needs the
challenge of the church's lofty Ideals
needs the rebuke of her candem
naatlon of sin needs her comfort,
her faith, her assurance, her salva
tion, and her communion.
Come to church regularly for the
best development of spiritual life. -
Morning worship, 11 a. m., "The
Wonders of Personality and the Mas
ter Life."
tfvenlnar worship. 7:30 P. ni..
"Paying the Price."
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Let
everyone be on time to welcome
Superintendent Overman back next
Sunday morning.
Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m.,
"The Results of Our Words and
Dees": leader, Lulu Sturgeon.
Come and worship with us at the
First Presbyterian church, Box Butte
avenue at Seventh street.
A. J. KEARNS, Pastor.
The announcement tbat a graded
road is to be built from Newcastle
to Manville was received gladly by
officials of the Wyoming-Northeastern
Oil company of Alliance. This
company has over 7,000 acres of oil
holdings on the Cheyenne river,
through which the new road will
pass. The road will mean that the
hauling of tools, equipment and sup
plies will be made easier.
f 2.00 a year and worth more.
? HORACE BOGUE STORE
Now Showing
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Of all departments in The Store you are proba
bly more interested in the Ready-to-Wear section
than any other, for it is here you find authentic styles
for Spring.
This year more than ever, it seems there never was such a
variety to choose from. So many different styles and ideas are
brought out in the New Spring Apparel. The Suits, Coats and
Dresses seem to vie with each other in Cut, Style and Smartness.
Every conceivable trick is used to create the new touches and novel
trimmings.
For this reason, you will have no trouble in choosing a gar
ment suitable for your personality and style; and you will find crea
tions more charming and more lovely than we have ever shown. Also
a larger stock to select from and our motto: "No Two Garments
Alike" assures you individuality in the garment you select.
A visit to this store will acquaint you, in a more convincing
way, with the lovely new things awaiting your selection.