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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1921)
BIX THE ALLIANCE; HERALD, Fill DAY, MARCH 25, 1921 IF YOU WANT WORK OR HELP IN THE SPRING CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN CALL 3 4 0 The Alliance Herald will operate a free bureau to bring together those people who want gardening, raking and cleaning done and those who want to do it. HEM1NCF0RD Mr. and Mrs. Sam Graham were Alliance shoppers Friday. Miss Fureka Wiley pent Friday af lornon with her sister, Mrs. Elmer Boiler. Te.l Kimka who has hern Htayinsr at George Tarkin's por the the past few yours, returned to his home at Clear field, Iowa. Mrs. George Howard and little son of Melbfta, Neb., arrived Tuesday for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Kiestev. Cliff Hubhell Is on the sick list the last few davs. Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Ford. were Alli ance nhoppers Monday afternoon. Mrs. George Tratt of Wyoming came Monday morning for a visit with friends and relatives. George J. Schmcdern took their little Kon Harold, who has been Kick to Alli ance Monday to consult a doctor. He is some better at this writing. Fayc Miller was on the sick list the first of the week. Charles Sailing spent the week end with home fplks. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Raye announced the arrival of a baby boy Friday. Doctor Hurd was an Alliance caller Monday. Walter Jones spent Sunday with home folks. Helen Huss spent Sunday at Mars land. Mrs. Lena Bi ittan departed for Iowa Tuesday night to visit her mother who is sick. Mrs. Robert Mitchell who has been visiting with home folks at Lincoln, 'returned home last week. Mrs. H. C. Drury demonstrated vegetables to the domestic science class Monday afternoon. Mrs. Grant Bunce is on the sick list Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hopkins and little daughter visited at the home of Mrs. Myrta Hopkins, Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. McCoy of Alliance vis ited at the Hubhell home Saturday Mrs, McCoy remained while Mr. Mc Coy returned to Alliance. Cliff Hubhell is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Miller and daughter Gladys were Alliance call era Friday. Earl Jones who has been visiting in the eastern part of the state, returned home Tuesday. Cloyd Donner had the misfortune to sprain his arm Tuesday evening by falling oft of his horse. - Miss Lemons spent the week end at Belmont. Elva Bunce, Irmn Wright, Lola "Whelan and Bertha Carter spent Tues day evening at the home of Misses Margaret Kiester and Helen Andrew. Mis. Frank Potmesil entertained the aid of the M. E. church at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. May May motored to Alliance Wednesday evening to uttend the revival meetings. James Graham and Ralph Thomas were callers at Kiester's Thursday. Mr,, and Mrs. Hurve Kiester were callers at Jim Graham's Friday after noon. Grace Carr was the week end guest of Letha Baldwin. Bert Barrows is drilling a well on the George J. Schneider farm. Mr. and Mrs. John Gerdes were Alliance shoppers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Sheldon were call ers at Will Barrett s Sunday, l .Mrs. Howard and little son, Ray mond and sister, Margaret Kiester, spent Thursday night at the home of Jim Graham's. AMERICAN LEGION NOTES Somebody slipped a cog last Tues- Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Kiester were day, and announced the special dinner of Alliance post as coming at 6:30 Friday. The date wasn't given, and they didn't say next Friday, and by this narrow margin the life of the cul- nvif u'li anvnl Armv ptimipttp dp-I mands that so long as there is any I loophole, however small, it may be used. The post will hold its special meeting just one week from tonight, at the Fern Garden, with the usual program and a few special topics up for discussion. The regular April meeting will be held on the second hursday in April, The 14th at hich time the veterans of the civil and the Spanish American wars will be guest of the post. Doc. B. G. Bauman will see to it that a double luartette has some special musical numbers, but if the gang doesn't like them, it will promptly drown 'em out. visitors at Gus Kohram's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kosmiski and children were visiting with T. B. Kos miski Sunday. Henry Dilling who was taken to the hospital at Alliance several weeks ago, shows but slight improvement Mr. and Mrs. Will Manion and fam ily were callers at Sam Graha's Sun day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Manion and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Andrew took dinner at Joe Manion's Sunday. Mrs. James Graham and son Albert of Alliance were calling at Kiester's Sunday afternoon. i Tom Manion's were visiting at Joe Manion's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Andrews visited in Alliance a few days last week. John Potmesil was a caller at Bob Lockman's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Manion spent Sunday evening at the John O'Mara home. Ray Roder was calling at Sam Gra ham's Sunday. D. W. Butler was an Alliance caller Tuesday Churles Root has moved his family into the Ora Philips home, The little son of George J. Schneider shows some improvement at this writ ting. Bible Class Annual Banquet. On Tuesday evening of this week about ninety men and women of the Methodist church met in the basement of the church at seven thirty and en joyed a splendid fed in the way of a real banquet supper. The supper was all served before the toasts were given The supper consisted of plenty of chicken pie and all the trimmings that go with it and then finishing up with some good fruit salad and the finest cake ever baked. Rev. A. J. May acted as toastmaster and gave a short review of the organ ization of the Bible class in August last with twelve members and now registering a total member of sixty to date.. He then gave a word of wel- cqme to the guests of the occasion G. M. Jenkins responded with appro priate words. W. M. Corey, president of the class gave a toast to the new members o the class, in which he gave them all a glad word of welcome. Prof. Robert Embiee gave a toast on the "Local Opportunities" and men tioned some important chances for the class and the entire Sunday school. Fred tavitt spoke well on "How to Keep Me and Use Me." Mm. W. M Corey told why she was glad to serve on any committee lout tne serving committee). Mrs. Nellie Gillen gace sone gopd reasons "Why Join Us. ' "Our Class from a New Member' Standpoint," was nicely handled bv Mr. Click, one of the new members. Foster Whitsel spoke on "Our Ought to Be s, and gave three splendid rea sons why we should be an ought to be, Alex Muirhead spoke encouragingly on "Next Year the Best Yet," and gave some splendid outlines for the work Mrs. Fred Levitt gave a toast to "Our Colors," in well chosen words. Solos were rendered by Mrs. Jen kins, Mrs. Levitt and Paul Reeves and were all enjoyed. Lots of fun prevailed throughout and after the program was over many stayed and enjoyed some games. Swindlers are seeking to extort $5 from ex-service men in return for ob taining for them articles of uniform to which they are entitled from the government, according to information eceived by the American Legion. 1 he adjutant general has appealed to the Legion to aid in frustrating the plans of the bunco men. The government according to the adjutant general, is required by law to provide the veter ans of the World War certain articles of clothing and equipment, if they were not issued on discharge. Eligible ex-service men should get in touch with the nearest quartermaster depot post of the American Lsgion or write direct to the quartermaster general of the armv. Washington, D. C. lhere s no necessity of paying a cent to ob tain the missing articles. : Don't You jj Just Love !j the Kiddies? You can certainly make their Hearts glad Guth BUNNY EGGS FOR EASTER. All Different Size3. S i 5 PERSONALS Mrs. John Havlik and daughter Ar lene Rose and Mrs. George Carrell passed through Alliance the latter part or last week returning to Mrs. HaV lik's home at Haigler, Neb. They ha been to Hemingford to attend the funeral of Mrs. Martha Wiltsey Dan bom at that place March 7th. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Salisbury and children returned Thursday morning from Holdrege, Neb., where they visit ed for a week with Mr. Salisbury father. 13c 33c 60c C I - ! ' """ I """"""" "" Stock hoes wanted bv the Ne braska Land Company. 103-tf DISCRETION "Rastus," demanded the judge stern ly, " are you guilty or not guilty?. In other words, did you or did you not steal those chickens?" Rastus squirmed uneasily. "Wait until Ah he'ahs de evidence," he Anally answered. American Legion weeny. Cottonseed cake for sale. O'liannon & Neuswanger. Phone 71. 29tf AN EXAMPLE TO FOLLOW "To what do you attribute your long life, Uncle Mose?" asked a newspaper interviewer of a colored centenarian. "Becuz Ah was bo'n a long time back," the old gentleman replied. American Legion weekly. There are three million golf play era in America, and it is estimated that at least a thousand of them can A summer camp for the Nebraska American leg'.on is to be established at Seward, according to an invitation extended bv the Seward post through the Mid-West Veteran. Army tents and cots will be secured and a 'com pany street" established at the Seward Amusement park, where swimming dancing and games can be indulged in bv the visiting Legionaires. lhe in do is to bring along your week-end and a good supply of good nature. A number of "American Legion iays will be put on during the summer. The commercial club and other civic or ganizations are co-operating with the local post in promoting the project. More than one hundred high gov ernment officials and representative of veteran organizations were brought together by the National Press Club Post of the American Legion in a con ference to discuss measures for the relief of disabled ex-service men. The f this meeting was to "find the buck" which the government bu reaus have been passing back and forth for manv months in handling lospitalization, vocational training and compensation claims or disameci men. The merger of the bureaus dealing with the affairs of veterans of the World War, a leading measure of the Legion, was advocated by practically all of the speakers. The United States flag, which covers tha ral:ft of each soldier returned from France for burial in his nativ land, may be kept by his parents or relatives or turned over to any post of the American Legion, according to vulino- made bv the Graves Registra tion Service, which has so organized the transportation of the bodies from lhe ship to the home relatives that everv honor will be paid to the dead and the proper deference exercised to ward the wishes of the family. Be cause the government provides a flag, which covers each casket, the Graves Registration Service officials have in fmmpd the Nebraska Legion head quarters that the purchase of such fiair bv Legion posts is r.n unnecessary expense. Resolutions calling upon Indianap olis citv officials to prevent the ap pearance there of Donald O'Callaghan, lord mayor of Cork, Ireland, have been adopted bv the Marion county council of the American legion. As a result the board of public works returned the fee paid by O'Callaghan s representa tive for the use of the local convention hall and Mayor Jewett is considering denying the Cork mayor permission to speak at any place in the city. A rep resentative of O'Callaghan admitted to the legion council members that the mayor, who arrived in America as a stowaway and who was ordered de ported, was a political refugee and that hU expenses are being paid by "the republican government of Ire land". Prevented from holding meet ings in Philadelphia and Boston by the activities of the legion members and city officials, it was said that O'Callaghan. desired to make a test case in this city, the seat of the le gion's national headquarters. One of the most active agents in discouraging the appearance of the lord mayor was an Irish member of the board of works who declared that Irish organ izations are not in favor of the meet-, ings. 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Jeffrey & Smith Wilson Klock Alliance, Nebraska Good Things To Eat For Easter WE HAVE LAID PLANS FOR MANY SPECIAL DAINTIES FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER You will want to put on some extra for Easter Dinner and we have made preparations for your needs. Easter is the time for new things in general and we have purchased a good supply of fc- EARLY SPRING VEGETABLES How Long Has it Been Since You Tasted Fresh Strawberries We Have Them Try This "Extra" for Easter. When you have taken care of the many little dishes incident to Easter Dinner, don't over look our fine selections in FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS Call us up or come in when you plan your Easter Dinner. We will be pleased to offer suggestions. DUNCAN & SON' Phone 32 play golf.