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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1921)
THE ALLIANCE HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1921 LAKESIDE Mr. Pearle Summers, county su perintendent, was In Lakeside visit ing our school last Wednesday. rur rorurc 1 ' 57- i Osborn and Ruth Tollard, and the Messrs. Cecil and Lawrence Osborn were guest at the Ash home Sunday. Walter Tyler was in town Sunday, aner lumwr. j . mends nere Sunday. Thursday on business. Frank Bollenger of Ellsworth was joe rozxa was an Alliance visitor, in lakeside Sunday. METHODIST CIU'RCH last Wednesday. Charles Carey rode in from the The Sunday school Christmas pro- E. F. Osborn and son drove to AI- , ranch Saturday. 'gram will be held in the church iiext Iiance Wednesday night to meet some ; Mrs. Nelson from the Star r.- r.ch Friday evening at 7:30. There wii men wb came from Wyoming to work neighborhood was shopping in town be a Christmas tree with treats for at the oil rig, west of town. Saturday morning. I the children. We have heard from James Hanley went to Alliance to Ray Wilson was a westbound pRs- Santa Claus, and he will appear also, attend the show last Thursday eve- J senger Saturday. The congregation aptirec.led the nii- : R. C. Branson, Chris Mosler rnd solo rendered by Mr. Charles Minick Harvey Wnaley .took Charles Bar- Roy Stoop were shopping here Sulur- Sunday morning. Charles is one of neby, Daly Tollard and Ed Boan to day afternoon. i our Crawford boys who v:ns idwavs Alliance last Thursday evening. J Miss Mae Livings spent the veok- in the choir in his home xhurch. Since Ld House went to Valentine on bus-1 end with her sister at Ashby. we knew him, he has (.Ueniled the Jness one day last week. The Misses Wilma and Beatrice Westover entertained their teacher, Miss Mae Livings, and their school mates at a taffy party at their home in East Lakeside last Thursday eve ning. R. C. Brunson and Roy Stoop drove in from the Star ranch Friday morn ning. 4 RevCharles Burleigh returned from a trip to Hemingford Friday on No. 44. Frank Cody and son, Ed, were in town on business Friday. Mrs. O. E. Black went to Alliance Friday on No. 43. The Missea Alice Schill and Wilma Mote returned from a week-end visit with home folks at Alliance Sunday. Mrs. Nellie Burkett of Orville, Wash., arrived the latter part of the we$k to visit her sister, Mrs. Jesse Underhill. Jim King arrived from the rest Sunday. Mrs. Amelia Black, Misses Lucille ' oy loune came in irom uie mar .university in Lincoln nl tikon run. ranch Saturday to spend the week-end siderable voice training, and has sung with his family here. solos in a number of tho large Roy Shiles and Bruce Hunsaker re- churches of Lincoln, turned to Lakeside the latter part of In response to our request for twen the week. v ty new members as a Christ mna preg- Jesse Underhill spent Sunday with ent for the church last Sunday moin his family, coming from the Carey ing, twenty-nine responded " There ranch, where he is helping thresh. I were eighteen who came by letter and Cecil Osborn went out to work for eleven on profession of faith. Those Walter Tyler Sunday evening. who came by letter were Mr. and Mis. Roy Hudson came up from Whitman E. C. Barker from the Plymouth Con- Saturday after his family. Miss gregational church, Lincoln; Mr. and iviaua vooper, sisier oi Mrs. nuura, Mrs. lilen Sanders froM tho Method accompanied them. I ist church in Gordon; Mrs. G. E. Chase from the Baptist church; Mrs. II7-. ...HI k,r ,,aiik fit BIanch Prettyman from Hie Christian VYe Will DUy VOlir iUrS church of Albia, la.; Mr. and MwV. t j nm-..,.. P i1 L"' from th Methodist church of and hides. U iannon &' Aubum, Neb.; Mrs. m. j. m- and in M,ps Grace Johnston from the Meth WeUSWanger. 4-I . church in Sidney; Mr. :,nd Mrs. J. P. Mann and Russell Man from the ... t 1111 i - Congregational church in Crawford Because it takes all kinds of. people ftrs George Neuswamirer from th lO nlHKe a worm everjuwij 10 vi or less consequence. i 1 't t Fresh and Delicious BOX CANDIES Make a most enjoyable gift for any woman. If you want to get "her" something that will impress her with its especial excellence and remain with her buy her a box of candy from our complete lines. HUYLER'S AND DOUGLAS CANDIES $1.00 to $2.50 a Pound Douglas Twin Sixes Fruit and Nut Centers Douglas Cardinal ed Creams Assort- Fancy Xmas boxes if you want them. SPECIAL VALUE Brach's Canterbury Chocolate Nougats Fruit, Cream and Hard Centers $2.00 for 3-lb. box Full Line of Christinas Cigars, Toys, Books, Stationery and Ivory Goods . S BRENNAN'S ' Good 1 hinirs For Christmas Dinner We have lots of those aualitv Groceries V m that put the finishing touch to the Christmas f rl i r t- qi cmin ri-i ttti tyt rvT7c 3 No. 1 Walnuts, lb. .-.40c Hazelnuts, per lb. 30c Brazil Nuts, per lb. 33c Peanuts, fresh roasted, lb. 20c Christmas Candies, lb. 20c Cookies, lb. 23c the Methodist church of Shelby, la.; Mr, ana Mrs. n. l Ueanng and Dorothy Dealing from the United Biethren church of Lushton, Neb.; and Mrs. Ol lie Westlake from tho "Methodist church of Grant, Neb. Those coming by profession of faith were Marshall and Elizabeth Barker, Vernon Hinman, Isabel Drcvtry, Ab bie Drewery, Eunice De.iring, Helen ueanng, Leona shreve, Mary Joseph ine Anderson and Weslev McNutt. MEARL C. SMlf II, l'astor. BAPTIST CHURCII. Some rr.ore new pupils in the school. A liffuse full at the evening sen-ice. A young man Baptist at the evening service. About twenty taking copies of the Baptist Manual home to read, and consider what our church taeches (and we hope) to decide whether they could conscientiously unite with us. Throe new subscribers to our finances, all these end more make one rather proud of being pastor of the Alliance Baptist church. The evening service ore conspicuous forthe men and wives w-ho come to gether. Saveral are inquiring about entering the church. Friday, we have our Christmas en tertainment, and Sundajr both serv ices will be in keeping with the day. Special mu.-tic and sermons. Another union has decided on transferring to the church for its meeting. Friday the men hxul a r.ia.s meeting at the church, Saturday the debate was held. so practically every evening there ia ?or.iething going on at the Labor Temple a3 the men has christened it. . Prayer meeting Wednesday, ar' , practice of children every afternoon after school. Send your children over. B. J. MLNORT, Pastor. HOLY ROSARY CHURCH ' High mass at 12 m. Low masses at 8:00 and 10:00 a. m. It is suggested "that in homs of those who are to go to the niflnight mass the first three or 'our chapters of the Gospel of St. Luke be read aloud to reverent and attentive learr ers at a convenient time after supper, and that all distracting and dist-ipat-ing entertainment be given no place in the evening program. CIiyRCH OF CHRIST In spite of cold weather an dchicken pox the Sunday school attendance was way beyond the general average on last Sunday. With each room so that it can be used since the fire, again we can accommodate a much larger attendance. Make next Lord's Day which is Christmas day a record breaker in attendance. The Sunday school program will be given on Fri day eveiing. STEPHEN EPLER, Minister. It pays to buy at ThieleV UIFrS that Last. Did you ever try to tell the truth, the whole truth and "Nothing Put the Truth" for twenty-four hours? The joys (?) of such a course are fully described in the high isch-wl play Thursday night at the Imperial. 7 If it is true that an invention lias been perfected to render toroedoes harmless, war of the future will be stripped of one of its horrors. CHRISTMAS EDITION City Manager's Corner (By N. A. KEMMISH) Many of our business men have been in the practice of lowering their window bi nds and turning off the lights in their store when they cloe up the,?- places of business at night Hy do.ng this they make it ensy for burglars to enter and work unremitt ed. An officer may pass by and there is no way for him to see what is go ing on inside the store. Business trmn should co-operate wit hthe officers by naving a light burn all night rnd their windows cleared so that the of ficers can see inside and all -over the store without having to go inside to do fo. This will be a very cheap in surance policy against burglary. The merchant should also see that he rear window are bnrred properly. We have had only one burglary thia v in ter and due to the alertness of vl.e officers they have been apprehended. This is not always an easy matter. It is discouraging to try to make conveniences for the public and then have property wilfully destroyed, as is being done at the municipal p!er at Broncho Lake. It is a disgrace to vne xair name or our community to have such vandalism going on. if the young men and women of our city on their skatin gparties haven't any re spect for property how can they ex pect the people to furnish them w?th any conveniences in the future. We had planned on flooding the city park tor skating, but with, such vandalism going on it does not give us much heart to do thing for our young peo ple. It Is high time that they should sit up and take notice and tee tbat such practices are stopped if they wnt anything done for them in the future. They must not shift the responsibility to someone else, but must re that this thing is stopped. Plan for the community Christmas tree are well under way and full de tails of the program will be announced Friday.' The businessmen have hear tily co-operated in this event,. :md we hope that the weather will be fine so that all will have an enjoyable time. Was $10,000 "easy money" for Bob Bennett when he had to tell "Nothing But the Truth" for twenty-four hours? See the high school play, Thursday night, before you answer the fiction. Mosquito are blamed for the tpreud of infantile paralysis. They're mean enough to be responsible for anything. Milk is higher and gasoline is slight ly lower. Still, not even a confirmed motorist can raise a baby on gasoline. Time's mutations are seekfngtoit; mat Arnca snail eventually belong to everybody except the natives. , If you had a chance to double your "Life' a pudding full of plum." income by tilling "Nothing But the Mngs the poet And we hereby thank Truth for twenty-four hours, could him for not saying prune, you do it? See the high school play: A young man' first serious delusion and let Bob Bennett a experience de-1 i that he can't po through life with cide for you. 7 out a certain girl at hi side. IS Holiday f W ' Greetings : U lit . !ffe jy$a We desire to extend to all our fM ' patrons and friends the mm Mm-- KfMg COMPLIMENTS OP . - . I! THE SEASON . . gi m and express our sincere wishes for your prosperity the coming year with a continuation of the cordial relations existing be tween us. t V - A . I I saw ' f, "Merry Christmas" . M J. W. Guthrie ' g t Insurance of All Kinds if We Wish You EXTR A S P E C I A L E XTRA 11 BAR OF LENOX SOAP for 33c Lee Moore i i A marriage ceremony in Esperanto has just been performed, but shab bies in Esperanto will be just as hard to adjust as any otner kind. A California woman wants a divorce I because her hu band will not talk, and so many others get divorces because j of what husbands say, too. Cuba reports "a wonderful foreign trade," which seems to be the prevail ing style for neutrals during the pres ent war. if A .Merry iff Christmas Darling's Store i GEORGE D. DARLING . OTTO I. FOERSTEMAN Phone 88 119 West Third And sometimes the temperature pets 1 hign enouga to giev pause even to 1 1 the scotters who have fun with the to apft 1ft igfrWrigW sporti rhiit PERCY J. JAQUA HENRY H. BOCKELMANN WE CALL AND DELIVER 203 DOX BUTTE AVENUE just phoivi? iq MODEL CLEANERS and TAILORS "WE DO BEST WHAT OTHERS DO WELL" THE LARGEST MOST MODERN CLEANING PLANT IN WESTERN NEBRASKA