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THE ALLIANCE HERALD, TUESDAY, AriilL 13, 1920.
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The Alliance teachers held their
usual monthly social mention at the
home of Miss Theresa Morrow last
Friday evening. It was In the form
of a "kid" party, some of the
choolma'ams going as little RirU
and four as little boys. The host
sses were Mrs. Claud McDonald and
Mle Gertrude Mcllugh. Miss Jose
phine Ganson and Mrs. Fred Carl
son were guests of honor.
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Tho Central basket ball goya en
tertalned the Camp Fire girts at the
lionie of Mark Anderson Saturday
night. Gaines were played and light
refreshments were served.
MISCKLLANI0OUS SHOW Mi
. Edna Benedict and Avis Yoder
Tire re hostesses at a miscellaneous
shower given Friday evening for
Miss Myrtle Watt. Dainty refresh
ments were served. Miss Watt has
been employed at the poslofflce as
clerk for the past several months.
She returns to her home this week
and will be married in the early part
f May.
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HOLSTEN'
OKUANIZtt CAMrFMM
A number of high school girls met
at the home of Mrs. Dert Ponath and
Inaugurated a Camp Fire organiza
tion with the following officers:
Vice president, Leila Mulrhlrter;
secretary, Ruth Hawes; treasurer,
Irma Hills; Mrs. Ponath, captain.
IM3CIIT-LH LA CI1KVR
Clauns y.. Pecht and Miss Alta Le
La Cbeur of Mullen were united In
marriage by Rev. Stephen J. Epler
Monday morning.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
St. Matthew's guild of the Eplseo
pay church will meet at the parish
house Wednesday afternoon, April
14. Mrs. Percy Cogswell will be
hoBtess.
The Woman's club will meet In the
library basement Friday, April 16.
There will be a literary program,
subject, "Helen Hunt Jackson."
"Life and Writings." Mrs. Bennett.
"Review of Ramona" Mrs. Acheson.
Music. Mrs. Lunn and Mrs. Thomp
son will be hostesses.
MrTTHODIST CHUKOir.
The M. E. Ladles Aid will meet
with Mrs. Frank Shreve, 719 Lara
mie, on Wednesday afternoon. A
large attendance is desired.
The ladies of the society will hold
a food sale next Saturday April 17.
COMIW-OAaSIXlNQ
A marriage license was Issued on
Monday morning by County Judge
Tash to James W. Combs and Rose
Mary Gassellng, both of Hemingford.
BAPTIST CIUJKCII
All members of the church are
urged to be present at the annual
roll call and business meeting
Wednesday evening at 7:30. Before
the meeting, at 6:30, a basket sup
per will be served in the basement.
All members of the congregation are
Invited to come and bring their
baskets.
PERSONALS
Harry Anderson Is spending a few
days with Alliance friends.
Miss Marie Falon has accepted a
position In Denver.
Smith P. Tuttle has sold his prop
erty Just north of the new Lowry
and Henry garage to Joe Blake. Mr.
Tuttle expects to leave soon fox Cal
i'ornla, where he will make his
home.
. Senior class play "Safety First
comes April 23. 41
J. O. Walker came down from
Osage Saturday night, returning
Sunday afternoon.
"Safety First" April 23.
Miss Victoria Wilkinson spent the
week end with her parents In
Antloch.
Mrs. Frank Miller of Denver Is
spending a few days with her bus
band. Save 25 oa your Spring
Outfit at our Discount Sale. High-land-Holloway
Co.
Mrs. Nettie Wilson of the treas
urer's office Is spending a few days
in Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Eastburn of
Kansas City are In Alliance on busi
ness and the guest of friends.
C. M. Looney came down from the
Wyoming oil fields Saturday to spend
a fe wdays with bis family.
Mrs. Lydla Kagle and son, Ora,
of Mitchell spent the week end In
the city visiting Mr. Nagle, who is
In the local hospital.
Mrs. McAnally, representative of
the Mother's Jewel home at York,
Neb., delivered an able address at
the Methodist church on Sunday
morning.
Jack Hawes returned on Friday
from Fremont, where he had gone to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Hawes'
father.
Don't forget to see "Safety
First," a three-act comedy to be
given by the senior class April 23. 4 1
Lillle Tounley returned from Kan
sas, whiether she had accompanied
her parents.
Mrs. R. L. Harris returned Satur
day from Gordon, where she had at
tended a convention of the Presby
terian church.
D. F. Sweet of the Alliance Pack
ing company, was a passenger on No.
44 Monday for Mullen.
Rev. J. O. Gould was called to
Lincoln Monday In the Interest of the
Inter-church world movement. ,
. E. Mooney of the Alliance bakery
was looking after business Monday
In Mullen.
Dr. Wm. Mahaffy left for Mullen
Monday to look after business. He
expects to take up his practice at
that place Boon.
Girls wanted at Alliance Steam
Laundry. tf -
Money Saving Prices at Our
25 Discount Sale. Highland
Holloway Co.
Jack Metlln and brother-in-law,
William Johnson, left the first of the
week for Wheatland, Wyo., where
they will look after business In
terests. The excursion to the Lower Rio
Grande Valley leaves Alliance Thurs
day, April 15. See O. M. Barns for
Mirt!culars. 89
E. C. Drake made a professional
vlBlt In Hyannia the first of the week.
Fred Leavltt, wife and daughter
were Alliance shoppers Monday.
LIBERTY SIX .
There b a percbxul and a friendly side to the tmsi
nets of eelling the liberty ear, that if very pleasant?
People are usually mere than half in love with the
beauty of the Liberty before they come to u.
When that first favorable feeling is confirmed by a
quality of performance that delights them, it estab
lishes an intimate and cordial relation that is out of
the ordinary.
We have perfect confidence that if you will permit
us to place you at the steering wheel of a Liberty,
it will be the beginning of a long and profitable
association between us.
Liberty Sedan and Coupe Now Being Delivered.
THE DOUGLAS TRUCK
J. C. BERZINA
OPPOSITE STEAM LAUNDRY
LIBERTY SIX
Cal Cox returned Sunday from
Grand Island, where he has been for
the past three months.
. -Victor L. Thompson Is opening
a Blacksmith Shop at Berea, Nebr.
First class work guaranteed. 42p
Mrs. Ella Richardson left Frldav
for Ogalalla, where she will Join her
husband.
E. C. Barker and family motored
to the Frank Palmer home near
Lakeside and spent the morning on
Sunday.
The excursion to the Lower Rio
irande Valley leaves Alrrance
day, April 15. See Q. M. Burns for
particulars. 89
The Methodist ladies' aid will meet
with Mrs. Frank Shreve on Chey
enne avenue.
Girl wanted at Alliance Steam
Laundry. tf
W. O. Barnes was shaking hands
with old friends Monday. He Is en
gaged in the automobile business In
Crawford.
For Sale Nine room house.
Best part of town. Modern. Priced
right and good terms. See Nebraska
Land Company. tf
Mrs. Anna Baling of Hemingford
accompanied her sister, who was on
her way to Colorado, to Alliance on
Saturday.
The excursion to the Lower Rl
Grande Valley leaves Alliance Thurs
day, April IS. See G. M. Burns for
particulars. 89
Mrs. J. C. Glnther, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Detrich, of Gering, arrived
home Saturday evening.
Al Wlkcr, of Alliance, sella
monuments for the Paine-Flshburn
Granite Co. See him for best
prices. 64
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Brayton were
over-Sunday visitors with friends in
Scottsbluff.
Girls wanted at Alliance Steam
Laundry. tf
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