Thursday, July 3rd, 1919.
THE ALLIANCE (NEBRASKA) HERALD
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Mr. and. Mrs. Tom Kane of Chad
tod spent Friday visiting Alliance
'.friends.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W.Kenner of Gir
ard rppnt yesterday visiting Alliance
'friends and attending the races at
'the fair grounds.
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"Miss Gladys Sheridan of.Oothen
'terg, former Alliance school teacher
arrived at noon today for a visit of
Hwo weeks with old-time friends.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Wetstone .and
"Mrs. George Waldron of Casper,
Wyoming are viRltlng at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Merritt in
Jhis ctl jr.
""Mrs. A. Mollrlnft returned Friday
'Tilght from Scottsbluff, where she
'had been for several days vfslting a
sister, who had been quite ill.
A splendid new electric sign was
lilaoed across the front of the Thiele
dTUg store this week. It is one of
"the most attractive in the city.
The stores of Alliance, many of
' them at laest, have been closed dur
ing the races. They are opened for
business following the completion of
Jthe program for the afternoon.
All returned soldiers, in uniform
and those In civilian dress displaying
-proper discharge papers will be ad
mitted to the fair grounds free of
charge tomorrow, July 4th. The bow
ery dance will also be free to those
1 in uniform.
Mrs. ljazel Martin, who has been
attending school at O.n.'-h?. is visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Pockey this week. She
will return to the state metropolis
-shortly to resume her school work.
Postmaster Dan Brewster of Chad
ron was over Wednesday and Thurs
day taking In the races and shaking
liands with friends. Mr. tBrewster
has lust moved Into the new federal
building at that place with the post
office and feels mighty good In the
new location.
Col. I' E. Bliss sold a team of
draft mares and some farm tnachin-
ry on the corner of Box Butte ave-,
' tiue and Third street Saturday arter-
. i v, ;
noon, me team iiruunni
One of the mares had a small colt by
nen side. .
The J. Vj. Wilson & Son horse sale
beld at th stock yards Wednesday
nd Thursday of last week was well
.itonoii onA fh stock sola wen.
Fred Coleman ttd small son of
Broken Bow spent Tuesday in Alll
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Dr. McKInley of Guernsey, Wyo.,
rassed through Alliance Monday en
loute to urant City, Missouri.
u. j. uaricer ana family are
spending several weeks visiting rela
tives in the eastern part of the state,
Miss Louise and Dorothy Fricke
returned Monday from a months vis
K in Kansas City and Lincoln.
Miss Matilda Frankle has as her
house guest Miss Marlon Dickenson
of Eagle, Colo.
Calvin Remington of Lincoln is
spending iome time here checking
over thw books at the Court House.
Mrs. Chapin and children returned
Sunday after a months visit in the
eastern part ofthe state.
A band of gypsies, typical of their
kind with the exception that they
traveled in Fords rather than in the
covered wagons invaded the peaceful
confines of our city this week.
Michael Nolan who has spent two
years In the U. S. Naval service has
received his discharge and returned
to his home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. VanLanding
ham left Wednesday , for their new
home in Omaha. They made the trip
by auto. . -
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Marquis vis
ited in Alliance the fore part of the
week. Mr. and Mrs. Marquis are en
route to India where they will work
as missionaries.
Mrs. I. E. Tash returned home Fri
day after visiting several weeks with
her daughter at Mason City, Iowa,
and she also visited her mother at
Afton, Iowa, - .
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Miss Ethel Height of York was
guest of honor at a kenslngton given
Thursday evening , by Mrs. Harry
Sims. The guests were the Misses
.Florence Campbell, Etnel Height,
.Tanet Grassrnan, Wilma Mote. Mable
Grassman, "Glen Mounts and Lois
Mote.
The Misses Teressa Morrow, Mar
garet Harris,' Mildred Griggs and j
Hannah Cotant entertained at a dan
cing party at Happy Hollow Monday ;
evening in-honnr of. Miss Mildred
and Dorothy Whitehead of Mitchell
Ikirk up Y. 8. S. CniMtlgn.
The Nebraska State Association of
Commercial Clubs at their annual
convention at Broken Bow, jffter a
short address by Lloyd Mattson, Di
rector of Publicity of the Nebraska,
War Savings Committee, concerning :
the War Savings Stamps adopted a j
resolution, putting the organization
on record favoring the Government
teaching Thrift la the State and also I
pledge their hearty support to the
movement that Its success in Ne
braska may be assured.
a 0.ii nnrtlrnlnrlv well ana miss juanon uicKenson 01 r.unie,
Just now. while the smaller stutf Colo. About forty couples were pre-
finds a Bomewhat poorer market. 6cnt.
Ros Hampson and wife returned At the home of the bride's par-
Mondpy from Wray. Colorado, where ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Woods, 508
they had been visiting for several Sweetwater avenue on Saturday
' -weeks Ross has about recovered evening occurred the wedding of
from his injury and hla firm is In Miss Temjny Woods and Mr. Hurcial
,iHn that hfl was able to V. Lane, with Dean Dixon of the St.
return to his work In . the Corner Matthews' church officiating. f Miss j
TJsrber shop ' Woods has ror several momns Deen
j employed in the office of the Thomas-
John King came home from Casp-; Bald Investment Company and bo
or Wyoming the latter part of the sides being a very charming and pop
week Johnny had boon pitching, ular young lady possess considerable
ball for the Casper team against business ability. The lucky man Is a
some of the other Wyoming town boiler maker employed at, the Burl
clubs and won every start. He says ington shops In this city and while
the people living in that section are not so well known here is highly
i.aaa Knii omrv n1 that several of respected by all his acquaintances
ana lenow wornem. ni uvme una
been at Cisco, Texas. The hapy cou
ple will make their home in this
city.
FresbvtM-ian rimtvl.
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orivii-es mr aunaay juiy 6. sine.
me ounaay scnool meets at 10 a. m.
A thoroughly graded school classes
for al. Send the boys and girls re
gularly Come with them. Morn
ing worship. 11 a. m. We win nh.
serve the Sacrament of, the Lord's
Supper. All who own Jesus Christ
as Savior and Lord are welcomed to
the memorial feast which He Insti
tuted. "This do in remembrance of
me. for Oft AS v rat ltil hi-ond
and drink this cup )- do . show the
Lord's death till He come." Eveli
ne service. 8 n. m. Th nra of ih
Union Services will be hld at We
Baptist Church. Rev. Josenh DlxOn
will speak. You are cordially wel
comed to all these services.
A. J. KEARNS. Pastor. '
For Sale About 450 head of
stork cattle. Including about 100
head yearling and two-year old
steers; 100 head of cows and calves.
well bred Herfords. Have always
run thoroughbred bulls and guaran
tee this stock to be of good quality.
Address Frank O. Reed, Holt. Wyo.
,31-4t-809l
WANTED 5 bright, capable Ladles
to Travel, demonstrate and sell
dealers. $25.00 ot $50.00 per week.
Railroad fare paid. Write at once.
GOODRICH DRUG CO., Dept. 786.
Omaha, Nebr. 30-4t-8086
LlXjJAL NOTICE.
In the County Court of Box Butte
County, Nebraska.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Margaret Triplet, deceased.
To All Persons Interested In Said
Estate:
Notice is hereby given that at
the County Court Room In the Cityi
of Alliance. In said County on the
day of July, 1919, at the hour
of 10 o'clock A. M.f the following
matter will be heard and considered :
the petition of George D.-Darling for
the issuance of letters of administra
tion upon the estate of Margaret
Trlplert, deceased.
Dated this 27th day of June, 1919.
IRA E. TASH,'
(SEAL) . County Judge
L. A. BERRY, Atty. '
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the towns have semi-pro teams.
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an open com
petitive examination o bo held In
Alliance on August 23 for the pur-J . . ... ... . . m o
osn of examinlns applicants for tne .. ...., Tr.
w ... . " n tv. nroiner wao lives m xitusiiups. nu
pOSlllOn OI rauwuy limn un
The
nlnce navs $1,100 per year. Furth
er particulars may be had upon ap
plication to F. W. Hicks, local ecre
tdry. Venrose Romlng, former mayor of
the city of Alliance, but o frecent
years a resident of Omaha Is visiting
old-time friends this week and at
tending the races and reunion;
Penrose says that those who have
Buffered the heat of the past few
days should spend a few hours In
the first ctiy of the state and get a
touch of genuine hot weather and
Bultry atmosphere.
' Leo Turdy, one of Uncle Sam's
fighting men, returned to his , home
here Saturday evening after a long
service in the army. Leo spent six
teen months overseas with the rail
road operating forces and was migh
ty glad to get home. He received
" his discharge at Camp Dodge and
will soon get back to his before-the-wat-;ob
vlth the Burlington lines
t-e'.e.
returned to his home last night ac
companied by his brother and sister
who will spend a short time with
him.
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Looking: 'Weir Dressed
on the Tourth
The ntc'.i!ace of pearls or
beads, the .dainty-lingerie
clasps, pretty bar piu oc
brooch, becoming earrings,
hnnd.'jo.'ae slipper buckles,
the attractive rings, make
the summer costume smart
er and more charming,
tWilhout in the least taking
away from its comfort or
coolness.
A man should wear soft cuff
links, a gold or silver btde
buckle, scarf pin that goes
with the summer tie, clip
that keep the tie well ar
ranged, and preferably a
strap watch. ?
4 Whether you plan to spend
the day In town or In the
country, your. Jewelry will
have much" to do with-your
being well dressed. Thiele's
'jewelry has the style, beauty
and quality you want, yet is
not expensive in rrice.
Bead Necklaces,
)jll. 50 to $0.5O
Pearl Necklaces,
$2.50 to $T0.OO
Brooches, 81 to .V
Bar Plus, 1 to $50
Circle Pins, 73c to 3
Slipper Buckles. $3 to $3
Cuff UnkB. 73c lo 25
Ccarf Pins. 73c to $23
Belt Buckles, $1 to 3
Tie Clasrs, 50c to $1.50
Strap Watches, $10 to $23
Thiele's
' Jewelry, Watches, Drngi
Pathe Phonographs
Watch Inspectors for
0. B. Ss Q. .
Of Course You're Going to the
Fire
men s
at the Armory
an g e
v That's where the crowd's going and where your friends
will be found; where an eignt piece orchestra furnishes the
music and where ;you will find the best floor for dancing to be
found in Box Butte county. The building is o ventilated that
you will not become uncomfortably warm and will afford gen
uine pleasure during the evening. :
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-,and Friday . Nights
July 3rd and 4th
"Will be big nights for those who attend and there will be
good size crowds each night. It's always a pleasure to be with
the 'Crowd: Bring your friends; tell your neighbors and come V
along. The boys will treat you right and see to it that you en
joy your stay with them.
Follow the Crowd to the. Armory Dance
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