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TJ! Alliance -HcralS.
BURH rniNTINQ CO., Ownera
Rpttrrd at tha poatofflc t AlUanca,
Jtv. for trtnimlmlon through tha
alia aa aonl rtana intttr. Published
Twaaday and Friday.
OKORGB U BURR, JR. Editor
DWIH M. BURR Bualnaaa Mgr.
Official nrwpapr of tha Cltr of
Alliance: official nawapaper or uoi
Batta County.
Printing Companjr, Ueorira I Burr, Jr.,
ITMnaeDi; tuawin ju. ourr, yiew
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PERSONALS
Mr. and Mr. Chase Curry and sons,
Robert and Albert, of Missouri, stop
ed crer In Alliance Saturday on
their way to spend the remainder of
the summer at Morrll, Neb.
I Mrs. M. Bradbury of Escanaba,
Mich,, stopped over In Alliance Sat
urday on her way to spend the sum
mer with Mr. Bradbury's parents at
Angora.
Mr. and Mrs. Halpin and daugh
ter. Margaret, left Saturday for a
Tlslt with Mr. and Mrs. McDonald
at Berea, Neb.
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Jones of Scotts-
tluff, were In Alliance Monday to
meet a cousin of the lattor who was
on her way from British Columbia
to Tlslt them.
Mrs. Burbach and daughter, Hazel,
of Nebraska City, were In Alliance
Saturday en route to Scottsbluff for
ft Tlslt with friends.
Mrs. M. Fisher stopped over In Al
ltance Saturday on her way to Grey
bull, Wyo., for a Tlslt with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Laura Hoover of
Conway, Ark., stopped over In Al
Jlance Saturday on their way to
Douglas, Wyo.
Miss Louis Dorsey of Denver, Is a
.guest at the Carey home.
C. V. Baker left Monday for Sheri
dan to make his home for the pros
nt.
Roy Gustafson of Lincoln, who
was in Alliance on business, return
d to his home Monday.
J. A. Fuller, who has been here on
business, returned to his home In
Falls City Monday.
W. Harvey left. Monday for a trip
to Mitchell on business.
Miss Nellie Albright of Seattle
Wash., who has been vlsltlnj? A. J
Peters and family In Hay Springs
was In Alliance Monday on her way
to Kansas City, Mo.
' . Mrs. It. W. Frey arrived Monday
to be with her husband.
Fred Short, who has been vlsltlna
rlends here, returned to his home In
'as per Monday.
Miss Thlma Long, who has been
mployed at the Alliance hotel, left
Monday for her hpme In Gerlng.
Mrs. Doxey McNatt and children
rft Monday for a visit with rela
Ives In Hemlngford.
Mrs. O. C. Hanrey and daughter,
of Wauneta, Neb.. Stopped over In
Alliance Monday on their way to
Crawford.
H. J. Vollmer left Monday for a
visit with relatives In Billings.
T. F. Neighbors, who has been In
the city on business, left Monday for
his home In Bridgeport.
W. J. Smith and daughter. Ella
Mae, who have been visiting In
Seattle. Wash., stopped over In Al
liance Monday on their way to their
home In Fort Worth, Tex.
T. Taylor left Monday for Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mlllsap of
Knox City, Mo., who have been tak
1ng an extended trip through the
west, were In Alliance Monday on
thel'" way to Denver.
Mrs. Ferguson of Chadron. who
was opeYated on Monday morning, Is
getting along nicely. ---..
Mrs. Nice of Ashby, who has beetl
111, Is now out again.
C. A. Newberry and daughter,
Agnes, left Sunday night for heir
lodge at Elmore. Mr. Newberry will
return Wednesday but Miss Agnes
will stay for some time.
Miss Margaret Dwyer and Miss
Kathrlne Bueschsensteln will be the
guests of the Misses Newberry at
Elmore next week.
E. A. Hall, who has been In Kan
sas for the past few days, returned
today (Tuesday).
Mrs. P. E. Law of Ellsworth, who
has been visiting in Chadron, was In
Alliance Monday on her return home.
Dan Snethen of Humboldt, who
was In the city on business, left Mon
day for a visit with relatives near
here.
Miss Elizabeth Nutter of Antloch,
was in Alliance Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Bargenhold of
Bridgeport, spent the week-end In
Alliance visiting friends.
Jaincs Thomas of Antloch, was In
the city Sunday visiting friends.
R. B. Ralls, state superintendent
of Nebraska children's home society,
s In the city on business.
Mrs. R. C. Straw and son. Gene,
who were lnthe city, left Saturday
for the week-end In Morrill. Gene
Is here under the doctor's care.
' A. M. Pool of the postofllee. has
returned from aVlp to Butte and
other points in Montana.
Mrs. Harvey Shepherd of Pales
line, who has been visiting in Cam
bridge, stopped over Saturday for a
few days with Mrs. Morgan.
Mrs. Vern Mclnlnch of Mason,
Neb., arrived Satutday to spend the
summer with W. W. Kehnedy and
family.
Mrs. R. T. Morgan left flntrrr'
for a visit with relatives In Moore
croft, Wyo.
Archy Tannehill of Bridgeport,
was In Alliance Saturday on busi
ness. David Kibble, who has been visit
ing relatives here, left Saturday for
Denver.
Mrs C. Vollas left Saturday for a
visit with friends.
Miss Lucille Hull left Saturday for
a few days' visit In Angora.
Miss Inei Jones and Mrs. Ella
Hlcke left Saturday for a visit win
friends In Hemlngford.
Miss Emma Conklln of Omaha,
who has been visiting l" Casper,
stopped over In Alliance Saturday on
her way home.
'Mr. and Mrs. J. Caha, who have
been here on business, returned to
their home In Hemlngford Saturday.
Miss Francis Fletcher left Satur
day for an extended trip to Colorado.
Mr. Harrison of Denver, was In
Alliance Saturday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kramer of
Denver, who have been here on busi
ness, returned to their home Mon-
Wesley R. Bouck and R. R. Nash
of Palmyra, Neb., were In .Alliance
to file for the land drawing.
LAKESIDE
Dick Sevier has reslened hts posi
tion at the dining hall and gone to
Alliance.
W. L. Chase of Antloch. who has
been visiting at the W. II. Hudson
hotel, returned to Antloch Wednes
day.
Wulter lloobler left for Sargent,
Neb., Thursday.
Charlie Rose was a Lakeside visit
or this week.
E. L. Cooper was a west bound
passenger Wednesday.
A. W. Tyler and children were In
from their ranch Thursday.
Vern Perrln was In town for a few
days visit this week.
Luther Phlpps was up from his
home at Whitman last week.
Frank Cody and family were Ir
town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schonard stop
ped in Lakqside on their way home
from Alliance where they attended
the funeral of Miss Stacha Rockford.
Miss Ruth Pollard left Thursday
on No. 40 for Revenna for a few dayr
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Gramnly.
Miss Phillls Fosdlck Is visiting her
grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. D.
Whaley this week.
Men Yates went to w the Spade
ranch to work.
Mr. Hedges was In town Thursday.
Nelda Pollard went to Halsey for
a two weeks visit with her sister,
Mr L. B. Dlllard of that place.
Claud Hudson Is at home tor a. two
weeks Tlslt with his parents, Mr. and
. HiH-oii.
Mrs. Myrtle Morris Is visltlnc in
Denver at the present time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Osborn and ton
Lloyd, went to Alliance Monday to
some nave some dental work done.
Mrs. Frank Harraman and chil
dren went to Alliance the first of
the week.
Forest Wilson was an Alliance
visitor this week.
- Chun Pnwlpr rot n mod VI-
In Manvllle. Wvo.. Wednesday and1
will move to hts homestead In the
near future.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Howell were west
bound passengers Thursday.
Geo. Llndley and Joe Terrln were
west bound -passengers Thursday.
Mrs. Harvev Whaley entertained
the Ladies Kensineton club at her
home Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Ms. Huff of the Standard
plant, were in Alliance Tlsitlng the
latter part of the we9ek.
Olin Barneby returned home Fri
day after a Tlslt at the Alva Ash
home In the country.
Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Rlrminrhoi-
returned from a trip over at Gordon
and other points the latter part of
the week.
Alva Ash and mother were In town
Friday morning.
Lee Wells was In town Satiirrim
and hauled out freight for the Paw
lett ranch.
Joe Chapman, traveling: salesman
for the Granger Bros., was In town
the latter part of the week.
Roy Schyles has returned from a
western trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeFrance
were In town shopping Saturday.
R. C. Brunson and Mr. Weekley
were In town from the Star ranch
Saturday.
Frank and William Kickens were
in from their ranch delivering fresh
vegetables this week.
Miss Margaret Cody returned from
a visit In Iowa Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cary were In
town Saturday and took out some
more Dees.
Mrs. Geo. Baney held a social at
her home Saturday night. Ice cream
and cake were served. The occasion
was to benefit the Epworth League.
Edward Jameson was an Alliance
visitor Saturday.
Mr. Brunson Is able to be In town
again after a few days Illness.
John S. Panack was overcome
with the heat Friday while at work
on the section.
Heber Horde and son, arrived In
Lakeside Saturday evening.
Miss Ruth Phettyplace visited
visited her friend. Miss Mabel Speer,
Wednesday.
YOUR
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Pay Enyelope
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO YOU?
Does it mean the possibility of spending so much money or docs it mean the
opportunity of caving that much?
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Your happiness, your future, your very life itself is tied up in that little
envelope. If you'll make it a habit to save systematically each week, you'll
be a successful man, being able to grasp your opportunity when the time
comes. If you or your family should get sick the little old bank account is
there to enable you to get the best medical attention and tide you over such
trying times.
The saving plan is a safe plan and the patriotic plan as well. If you have
delayed starting an account wait no longer but come today.
Come to Us for Advice
Giving business advice to our depositors is only one part of the service this
bank endeavors to render to its depositors. "We aim to establish that feeling
of co-operation and mutual help that is certain to bring mutual success. For
your success is our success.
The benefits of having your account in this bank are numerous. Call and let
any one of our officers tell you of them.
We pay 5 interest on Saving Deposits.
We Pay 5lo on Savings Deposits
Tie First State Bank
Alliance, Nebraska
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