Thursday, September 25, 1919
THE ALLIANCE (NEBRASKA) HERALD
SOCIKTY
Oscar Mauk of Broken Bow
spending a few days in Alliance.
is
Mrs. J. II. Standard spent Satur
day attending the fair in Crawford.
Mrs. S. 'C. LaMon is spending a
'few weeks isittng relatives in Mis
souri. , .
Mr. and1 Mrs. M. E. Grebe were
business visitors In Crawford on Sat
urday. I
Will Roberts of Ravenna spent
Monday in; Alliance visiting his sis
icr; Mrs. S. A. Lalng.
Mrs. V. S. Grubbs and children
attended the Tri-State fair in Craw
ford last week.
W. K. Smith and E. Cathcart of
Antioch were Alliance business vis
itors Wednesday.
L. E. Johnson ,of the Silver Grill,
returned today from a few days' bus
iness trip to Denver.
' "Miss Leone Mallery, who is teach
ing in the Scottsbluff city schools,
spent the week-end in Alliance.
Mrs. Robert Annabel returned
Wednesday after a short visit, with
her parents In Rushvllle.
WANTED Boy for Janitor work at
The Herald office. Apply in per
son. Excellent opportunity fo rbright
find willing boy.
Rev. Stephen Epler returned Sat
urday from Kearney, where he at
tended the state convention of the
Christian church.
Mt-tWnsr-ljewts-of 'Rmnn ar-
xrvea in Alliance uonau. mibs
i . . . r r ' m i ii .
Lewls will teach school in thf- rural
arhnnli riiii-lnff thla vir. I "
City Manager C. C. Smith w has
the use of a new Ford recently pur
chased of the local dealers, Course)-
& Miller, by the city administration.
Lloyd C. Thomas snoke to
-plls of the Alliance high sch
dar morning, taking' as bis
"Opportunities in Alliance an
era Nebraska.
. II. - M 41 1 ,1 tn
will serve a fried chicken d
the church Thursday evenin
bet 2nd. Everyone welcomed
nnd enlnv the even In ir. Frlc
jperiate. -iaj
Mrs. Frank Argabright anJ broth
er, Tom Chamberlain of Spriigfleld,
. M M at i . M W i
4.11., By VJUL a C UJ mm? wi-,
having been called to Alllanc by the
Illness and death of their father,
E. S. Chamberlain. Iff
Earl Smith, a young m& -employed
in the railroads here.avas in
lured while at work Mondai after-
VA.AJiif ttA torn fotfan i trt
si i m 1 1 1 . rni ri iia r aa3 it H.BV.M v w
I HE
LERS
Hi
h.
:
J
C
r
f
the tn-
ft)l Frl-
ubject.
West-1
namurcn
Esner at
M Octo-I
I Come
. I1.0U
' -
Whl
t B d T
I
M
til
f i
r i L V, -
" : - .1
-" :
i 'i, " '
hi ::r't"-; i
. : .v:-.'?.
" - ' 1 1 I ; ?-
a. m
WIIECLER
Mr. Wheeler, flreiian, employed hy the Bur
lington lines at tbishicf, has
real contender for mt honors.
200 pounds tnd Is Inane pinn
St. Joseph's hospital for treatment.
His father from Dunlap, la., is here
assisting in caring for the injured
man.
Some good work in the way of
dragging the principal streets has
been done this week under the per
sonal supervision of City Manager
C. C. Smith. During the past few
weeks the thoroughfares have been
transformed from mud hnia tn root.
i wwuavwv.n
I ij ta:9uuie sireeiB.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Klne and
family of Bayard came over Wednes
day for a visit of a couple of days
I wun AMianre mends and relatives,
j Martin is doine well with his pool
and billiard hall business at that
I place and says that he is more than
satisfied In his new home.
J. It. Kelly, manager of the An
gora ball club, while In this city last
! Sunday told a Herald representative
j that he never before saw such pros
; pect for good crops and good land
j values in western Nebraska. Mr.
I Kelley Is engaged in the real estale
I vusiness at Angora and reports a
I thriving business.
V
j Frank W. Newhouse, Denver Post
! sport writer, was greatly impressed
by the city last Sunday whn for the
first time in many years he visited
Alliance. Mr. Newhouse said he an
ticipated coming to a much smaller
town and was surprised when he
stepped from the train and gave the
city the "once over."
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve a fried chicken dinner at
the church Thursday evening, Octo
ber 2nd. Everyone welcome. Come
and enjoy the evening. Price, $1.00
per plate. 43-2t-8245
Chief of Police Oscar Reed and
Night Marshal Nova Taylor have
been, given very comfortable head
quarters in the basement of the city
hall this week. The repair work
necessary to make the quarters com
fortable and cozy has not all been
done, but within the next few days
the place will have been fixed up in
grand style. The new arrangement
is much more convenient.
John King, who left Alliance a
couple of months ago to Join the
Chicago White Sox, returned the
first of the week. John, together
with other members of the club, was
released until the spring training
season of next year, when he will
again report. He says he was never
In better condition in his life than
while at Chicago and that he has no
fear of failing to make good next
season.
Ray Clayton of Central City, who
owns Box Butte county real estate,
was In the city the last of the week,
looking after his property interests.
The Angora baseball -club still
craves revenge. In a letter received
today by Dr. George J. Hand, It of
fers to meet the local team on the
Alliance diamond again on October 5
and to post a side bet of. $500 Just
eler-Caniion
FIRST REAL MAT EVENT OF THE SEASON
EETHE GO ALLIANCE FANS HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT FOR WEEKS, WILL BE STAGED
he Imperial Theatre,
onday Evening, September
MMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE FIRST PICTURE SHOW, WHICH WILL BE STARTED AT
O'CLOCK. BOTH ARE LOCAL MEN: BOTH ARE
AND EACH IS DETERMINED TO WIN THIS MATCH.
proven himself a.
He weighs about
or condition.
i to make the game Interesting. It
'appears that since the Alliance club
nas iishanded for the season that
the offer will fjo uncalled.
A very pretty wedding occurred
Tuesday morning at the, home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. F. Donovan, when their
daughter, Edna May, became the
bride or Charles Owen Walters of
Scottsbluff. Miss Donovan is a grad
uate of the Alliance high school and
for the past two years has been em
ployed os a stenographer in this city.
Mr. Walters was formerly an. em
ploye of the Alliance IT. S. land of
fice, but since his discharge1 from
the army he has been employed by
the Farmers I'nlon at Scottsbluff.
Mr. and Mrs. Walters left immedi
ately for their new home In Scotts
bluff. The ladies of the Christian church
will serve a fried chicken dinner at j
the church Thursday evening, Octo-'
ber 2nd. Everyone welcome. Come!
and enjoy the evening. Price, $1.00
per plate. 43-2t-S245
The members of the B. V. P. V.
held a wiener roast at Bronco lake
last evening. They had the time of j
their lives, so they say. Thirty-five'
were present.
The First Baptist church Invites
you to the services next Sunday, both
morning and evening. Gojd music
and you are iiu ti niy the hour
there. Bring your friends with you
to the "Friendly Church" on the
corner of Seventh and Laramie.
J. ORRIN GOULD. Minister.
CHURCH OF CHRIST '
The religious survey of last Sun
day afternoon revealed some start
ling facts. There are about half as
many unidentifed church members
in Alliance as there are resident
members. I wonder if Alliance peo
ple forget their religion when they
move from Alliance? The minister
will use the following subjects for
his sermons next Lord's day: "What
must the Church Do to Be Saved?"
and "What Must I Do to Be Saved?"
You need the church and the church
needs you. Why not play square
with' the Lord? We are expecting a
rousing day next Sunday. Regard
less of how long it has been since
you attended worship, find your
place at all services.
The mid-week meeting on Wed
nesday evening recently passed the
fifty mark in attendance. Make it
seventy-five next week. ThoS"? are
critical moments. You cannot a'ford
to lose time. Come to the church
with a messao end a we'.ron -STEPHEN
J. EPLEK. Mtr.is'er.
F,. S. CHAMIIKHLAIN
Elijah Shelton Chamberlain,
known to Alliance people when he
made his home with his daughter,
Mrs. A. J. Cole, died' at Auburn,
Neb., Sept. 20, 1919. Mr. Chamber
lain made many friends while here,
but it was thought that the altitude
was too high for him. so he went
farther east, making his home with
his children. He had been in poor
Monday, September 29th
ARTCItAFT - PARAMOUNT SPECIAL
Shirley Mason Smiling Bill Parsons
IN . COMEDY
'The Winning Girl' 'A Master of Music'
Five-Act Comedy-Drama One Big Hearty Laugh
ADMISSION:
$1.00 TO BOTH THE SHOW AND THE WREST
LING MATCH. NO RINGSIDE SEATS FIRST COME
FIRST SERVED. BE THERE EARLY. ALL GOOD
SEATS. .n-,:v:--f?M
fr cais and the eid came
home of Mrs. Frank Arga-
Mr. Cliiiniherlain was married to
Falba J. Ktkln February 2, 1871.
I There are six surviving children:
Mrs. Mary Aruabrlaht. Auhurn,
Neb.; Mrs. Maud Crawford. Cassody,
Kas.: Thomas a. Chamberlain of
Springfield. 111.; Mrs. Grace Cole of
Alliance, Nh.; Robert Fay Cham
berlain of Springfield. III., and Mrs.
Leta Vore Inf Luther. Okl.
For tnnre than thirtv years
Chamberlain was a minister of
Church of Christ, rnntlnuine
ministry until his health would
Mr.
the
his
trot
permit. He preached in four states.
Kansas. Oklahoma. Missouri and
Nebraska. His loncest pastorate
was at Phelps City, Mo., where he
was located for ten years. About
twenty-five years ago he was the
writer's pastor at Tecumseh. Neb.
Two years since, we spoke the
last words over the remains of the
faithful wife and now the husband
follows. The remains were brought
to Alliance fro m Auburn. Nob. The
funeral services were held from The
Christian church on Monday after
noon, September 22. The sermon
was delivered y the minister.
Stephen J. Epler, to a large com-j
pany of friends. The body was
placed beside that of his wife in
Greenwood cemetery.
STEPHEN J. EPLER.
Modern
Funeral
Direction
demands and requires the serv
ices of men trained In the pro
fession, who can work with
sympathy, remembering the
sacredness of the departed and
with regard for the poignant
grief of the living.
Geo. D. Darling
ALLIANCE, NEIL
Modern Motor Ambulance
Phones: lny, 139; Night, 8,
299 and 033
health
at the
bright.
Wrestling Match
THE MATCH YOU
IN PERFECT FORM:
Come
one of the most completely equipped
optical offices In Nebraska. Our
equipment includes the latest scien
tific instruments essential for mak
ing a thorough eye examination, as
well as a lens grlndnlg plant to
grind the lenses arter the testing is
done. This enables us to give you
one day service.
B. G Bauman
DOCTOIl OF OPTICS
Oora llou Uldg. Alliance, Neb.
Now is the Time
to get your winter supply of
ONIONS
at right prices, at the
Alliance Floral Go.
204 Box Butte Reddish Block
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
HAVE BEEN WAITING
Allianc
BOTH ARE GOOD WREST
I
-
S ' s
it 2 1 " u -1 -; -it
i ' ' : ..-.: A
1
STEVK CANNON.
Mr. Cannon, an Alliance barber, is a wrestler of
much experience and real ability. Though much
smaller of stature, he feels confident of victory.
He has met and has defeated some of the best
wrestlers in the country of his weight and size, and
in this go will prove himself a real wrestler and a
clean sport. His condition. Is perfect and he is
working hard to be in ft form.
and See
K-;
.- - . - i
r
t 4 i
V
TO
AT
Q.
29
7:30
V
1. ' :
rlA1