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TUB ALMAXCK HERALD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1920.
IMPERIAL THEATRE
This Is The Life
Tonight Nov. 2
2 Complete Shows 2
Newest, Neatest, and of all Musical Farces Filled to the Brim with Songs Dances and 1000 Laughs Funiest
of Comedians, Glean and Classy.
Tickets on sale for second show at box office. Lower floor $1.00 Balcony $1.50 and war tax
RAILROAD NOTES
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Firemen Adams and SItch are on
the sick list.
C. N. Nelson Is laying off on ac.
count of sickness.
Mrs. Emma Dock Is laying off on
account of illness.
Machinist McOuIre reported . for
work on .Saturday,
Fireman Barton went to Marsland
to relieve Fireman Stradly.
C. W. Orassman returned to work
Monday after a week's lay off.
The new turntable Is reported to
be In good working condition.
Fireman Harris went to Broken
Bow Monday to relieve Vireman
Wardem.
Engine 614S was sent to the
Sheridan division to remain per
manently. A derailment on the Sheridan
last Saturday caused 42 to be seven
hours late.
Engines 5213 and 1509 were de
railed In the yards Monday, due to
slippery rails.
James Died fell off of the pit Sun
day night and was unable to come to
work Monday.
L. A. Hall returned to work Tups
day morning after several days' lay
off caused by having his tonsils removed.
Sid Mason, welder on the rip
track, was unable to come to work
Mpnday on arrount of being block
aded by the snow.
Valentine Wright, brother of Mobo
Wright, and well known In this
county, of which he was a former
resident, left Saturday with his wife
and son for Downs, Kas., his pres
ent home. He took with him four car
loads of spuds, which He plans to
dispose of to the Kansas trade. He
had a good time visiting Alliance
friends, but wanted to be sure to be
home by election day, so he and his
wife could cast a vote for Governor
Allen.
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Athought the onion has declined
in price, it Is thought to bo strong
enough to come back.
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when he fashioned woman's elbows
so they couldn't be seen by the men
she walked with or met.
Bolshevism has been given a fair
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making good even In the house of Its
friends.
Men's fashion notes say patch
pockets are to go, but patched
trousers will still be worn.
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PERSONALS
James Carmody of Sheridan, Wyo., j
wsa In the city transacting business
Saturday.
Fred Johnson left Saturday night
for Denver, Col., for a few days'
visit with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Vol Wright and son,
George, returned to their home Fri
day in Corcordla, Kas.
Jack Lynch of the navy recruiting
station left Saturday night for
Omaha on a business trip.
Mrs. William Jacobs and family
left for Broken Bow Friday night
for a two weeks' vacation.
Dick Strong. has returned from
Blackfoot, Idaho, where he has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Ernest Origg.
Mrs. Walter Lyons returned to her
home In Bayard Saturday after
spending a week with her parents
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Aspprn returned
to their home In Whitman after
spending several months in AM.
ance.
Mrs. W. K. Nichols left for Omaha
and Lincoln Sunday night, where
he will attend to business for about
a week.
Mrs. M. F. Donavan and two sons.
Arthur and Jay, left for Heniingford
Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Bonnio Sheperd.
Mrs. Calvin Walker entertained
the Carl Drake family and Arthur
Jaeger at a fried chicken dinner
Sunday evening.
Miss Edyth Williams returned
home from Lincoln after spending a
few days visiting friends and rela
tives In that city.
Mrs. Henry Ilennau and Mrs. W.
Wolverton of Crawford spent the
week-end in Alliance visiting rela.
tives and friends.
Mrs. H. J. Cole and Mrs. W. H.
Lamon returned Saturday from Fre
mont, where they went as delegates
to the state federation of woman's
clubs.
Harry Hamilton and wife are
leading for Denver this week, where
they will make their home. Mr
Hamilton has an Alliance-Denver run
and has decided upon a change of
residence. The Hamilton home on
Laramie has been rented to Mr. and
Mrs. Reynolds.
In county court this week, In the
case of Alva Roach vs. Charles E.
Murphy, answer has been 111 ' '
the defendant Joining the issues.
The case will propaMy ue neaid No
vember 15.
Curtis "Best" Hour and corn
meal. O'llannon & Neuswanger. 97
A Danish exile kept out of sight
In the United States for forty-seven
years, and sugar seems to be going
after his record.
The last two days have been pro.
ductive of a number of straw votes,
and strange as it may seem, they
have been favorable . to whichever
side took them. We learn, Tor In
stance, of a pool at Joe Smith's bil
liard emporium at 10 a. in. Sunday,
which disclosed 13 democrats, 2 re
publicans and 1 socialist. At 10 p.
m., in the same place, a second poll
was taken with this result 12
democrats, 2 republicans,. 0 social
ists. At 11 p. m., at Everett Cook's,
there were present 15 democrats and
5 republicans. Hooray tor our side.
HIKTHS.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Jim John
son, of Whitman, a boy.
Sweet day, so cool, so calm, se
bright; but here comes a smudge on
it. Buy coal now.
As a general thing, a bride can
hold her husband under her thumb
as long as he holds her on Ms knees.
Cutting the word "obey" out of the
marriage vow is fully as Important
as excising the "u" from "honour."
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