The Churches
CHtTUW OF (WIST
All services at the church as usal.
The Bible school Is still climbing.
You will find a class wltn an excel
lent teacher.
Sermon subjects are: "The World
Safe for Christ," and "The House
That Slnnds."
C. E. prayer meeting Pt 7 p. m.
These are real prayer meetings. Our
effort is "no summer slump." mid
week meeting each Wednesday even
ing. Come to the church with a mes
sage and a welcome. S epnen J. Epler.
haptist ommcn
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
O. W. Lowry will speak :.t 11 a. m.
Young people's service at 7 p. in.
A. A. Layton the pastor, and wife
will be absent, attending the North
western association, which meets at
Chadron June 7-9. Mr. Liiyton Is
moderator of this organisation of
churches
E. Kionka, representing the finan
cial department of the Skinner Pack
ing company, is In the city on busi
ness. Mrs. Fee and son left Wednesday
night for Tabernash, Colo., where
they have bought land. Mr. Fee will
follow the latter part of the week
with a car of goods.
Potatoes should be sprayed against
the potato bug and early blight, ac
cording to emergency bulletin No.
10, of the extension service, Univer
sity farm, Lincoln. Neb. While the
l potato mm is iounn in mo eastern
part of the state, and in the western
part south of the Platte river, early
hllpht is found all over the state.
Early blight may be controlled by
Bordeaux mixture. Arsenical pois
ons are found best to comrol tugs.
The biHetinl gives full directions for
spraying against insects and diseases
of potatoes.
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Several of the huslness houses on
Box Butte avenue have Improved ap
pearances by doing the spring decor
ating the past week.
The Herald is In receipt of a line
photograph of a scene on Cook's
ranch at Agate, Nebraska, in Soutx
county. The photo was taken by Ray
S. Whitaker, of Canton, and shows
the beautiful ranch scene on the Cook
ranch near the great fossil beds.
F. A. Bald, former Central City at
torney and real estate dealer, who is
entering the real estate business In
Alliance with IJoyd Thomas, has pur
chased and moved in the resident e of
C. E. Bennett at 920 Big Horn ave
nue. Mr. Bald's family r.rrlved Sat
urday afternoon and are now living
in tlH'ir now home Mr. Bald nrri ed
ith" first of the week hy auto Tom
j Central City.
At the recent election in Pine
Bluffs, Wyo., a ticket was elected
I pledged to put the town on the dry
list January 1 or before in case Chey
enne should go dry in the meantime.
There is one saloon at Pino Bluffs.
This is the only remaining wet spot
on the Union Pacific railroad between
Cheyenne and Chicago.
Lawrence Farrell, of the Common
wealth Potash company, visited in
Lincoln over Sunday. Mr. Farrell ex
pects to be turning out potash at the
Birdsell plant within the week.
Secretary of the State Charles
Pool, visited In the city the early part
of the week. Mr. Pool Is touring this
part of the country Inspecting land
conditions.
Mrs. H. O. ondlt returned last Sat
urday from a visit at Hannibal, Missouri.
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Miss Mabel Gibson was a west
bound passenger Sunday Tor cnauron,
where she will attend normal this
summer.
L. Backan returned Tuesday from
Lincoln, where he has been for the
past week.
Mrs. H. R. Olds and Mrs. John
Guhn were In Alliance Monday shop
ping and having dental woik done.
Mrs. A. D. Mlllett returned to her
home at Casper, Wyo., Tuesday after
a short visit with friends and rela
tives here.
Mrs. A. S. Enyeart, of Marsland,
spent a few days here the first of the
week.
Miss Lilian Caha returned to Scotts
bluff Friday after visiting a week
with her parents at this place.
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Alliance, Nebr. 219 Box Butte
Mrs. Pruden was shopping in Al
liance Tuesday.
Miss Emma Kriz went to Chadron
Sunday where s ehwili auenc nor
mal.
Mrs. J. Tracey arrived Monday
from Denver to take care of her
father, Adam Hucke, who is serious
ly 111.
Fred Mellck left here Tuesday for
Bennett, Nebr., to attend the funeral
of his father-in-law, Mr. Canfleld.
Mrs. Russell Melick and Mrs. Fiti
ut rald left here Tuesday for Camp
Fremont, California, to visit their
husbands that in the service there.
George Jenkins returned Tuesday
from Lincoln, where he had been for
a few days on a business trip.
Mrs. Will Johnson left the first of
the week for an extended visit wttb
frlendB and relatives In Alliance.
Mi s Clyde Watson, of Chadron.
rsnl a few days here tno latit of the
weel; visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Viola Wildy, who has been
working in the First National bank
here all winter, left Thursday for her
home in the eaBt.
Mrs. B. U. Shepherd returned
Thursday from Hyannis, wnere she
had been for the past week visiting
friends.
Railroad Notes
Rev. N. G. Palmer and wife came
over from Valentine, Nebr., Wednes
day. Mr. Palmer delivered me Dec
oration day sermon. They returned
to their home Friday niorninK.
Mrs. Clark Olds and daughter,
Mrs. Joe Kuhn and children came
down from Jewel, Wyo., Wednesday.
Mrs. Luke Phillips left Sunday
night for Denver, Colo., for a visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Margaret Green and Mrs. C.
A. Shlndler and Bon, Charles, were
1 t-ast bound passengers Tuesday for
Alliance, where they will visit frlendB
and realtives for a few days.
Walter Walker was a west bound
passenger Tuesday for Jewel, Wyo.,
where he will spend the summer
with his sister, Mrs. W. J. Hushes.
A VISION
THEY dragged the ragged and un
shorn "bo out of the corner of
the box car, and threatened to
call a policeman.
BUT ho drew himself up and over
awed them by his dignity, say
ing I believe I have a right
to the courtesies of this
road, seeing that I was
president of it, until Mc
Adoo canned me!"
AND drawing his draperies about
him he stalked majestically
away In the gathering gloom.
Engineer Peters from the High
Line, was a pleasant caller at the
round house last Sunday. Mr. Peters
was on his way to Omaha to be oper
ated on. Engineer Joe Bogan dead
headed to Edgemont to take his turn.
A happy couple from the round
house went to Hot Springs Friday of
last week, returning Sunday night.
Everyone thought they could hear
wedding bells, but Shorty Richmond
said it was all a joke.
Fireman Guy A. Ward has been
handling engines the past few days in
the absence of Hostler Granger, who
Is on a fishing trip along with his
visit with friends at Seward and
Plattsmouth
Mrs. O. Kirkpatrlck will leave In
a few days for Chicago, where she
will visit with relatives.
Last Friday was certainly an un
lucky Friday for sure. About 3 p. m.
the roof over two stalls at the riund
house caved in on a couple of engines.
The accident was due to the fact that
two angle Ironr. on the tank struck a
roBt.
Just a few minutes after this hap
pened division engine 1464 was do-
railed in the wood yard, being left
there overnight.
While working to get this back on
the track engine 5257 backed into
the turntable pit, tlelng up traffic for
about four hours. Smiling J. B. Ir
win kept on smiling until about 2:30
a. m., when Jim when to bed with the
coast clear.
Night Engine Dispatcher Dewejr
Johnson returned today after beeing
In Denver on a week's visit.
General Foreman J. B. Irwin niado
a business trip Monday, going east
and returning the same day.
Engineer E. L. Routh has been on
the sick list the past week. He is able
to be around again.
Engineer Klassen returned from
Ravenna Tuesday as Engineer George
Hicks, whose turn he took, has re
turned to work.
Mrs. Rocky and daughter has re
turned from Deming, New Mexico.
Chris brought a three-Inch shell to
the round house, showing the boys
the kind of artillery that the boys ia
camp were using. It is well worth
seeing.
"Potash King" Fred Alien Is tak
ing a fifteen day lay off. J. A. Wol
verton is holding his turn on the east
end passenger.
Master Mechanic G. O. Hewkett
and Wm. La Mon, of the mechanical
department, went to Omuha Sunday
on 44, returning Tuesday on 43.
While there they received Instruc
tions on the new raise in wages. Some
of the employes are contented with
the raise, others are disappointed.
Engineer Wills lost two trips on
the east end local because of slcknc
The extra bound moved pretty fast
the last week, as a number of new en
gines are coming and a lot of the old
ones going into Havelock for repairs.
M. M. Davenport, of Sterling, was
in the city Wednesday of this week
on railroad business.
New firemen are being hired right
along, being put to work In the round
house until needed for service.