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EIGHT
TUB ALLTANCE IIERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1920.
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The Woman's club will meet at
hs parish house next Friday, March
5. A literary program will be bad
Then will fellow election of officers.
(able talk. auBResilons for nc-Xt
year's work, and music. Mrs. R. V
Cox and Mrs. Scotteit will be host-
Miei on this occasion.
Mrs. William Dresser from Sidney
was an Alliance Ttsitor the past week
nd.
Miss Grace Hornadsy of SUney
came last Frldny to be a guest of
Miss Flora Spencer. 8he returned
Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Tod Whaley an
nounce the birth of a ten-pound boy
Tuesday, February 24.
Oscar D. Bhrope of Antioch waa
hopping in Alliance Monday.
Fred O'Dannou of Seward, Neb.,
Is spending a few daya la the city
-with his brothers, Dick and Oscar
7" O'Bannon.
Charles Brlttan of the First State
bank returned Thursday from Den
ver, where he has been attending to
business matters for the past four
"days.
Glasses accurately fitted at rea
sonable prices. Drake Drake,
W. D. Rumor left Monday morn
ing for Omaha, on a business trip,
lie expects to be out of tho city for
two or throe days.
Dr. J. H. Jeffrey of Casper, Wyo.,
spent the week end in Alliance.
Judge II. II. Hewitt was lu tho
tcity Monday.
Air. and Mrs. J. A. Trcfney re
turned home .Monday morning from
Cleveland, where they had been
called by the death of Mr. Tref ney's
brother, Joseph.
Miss Ruth Taylor returned Mon
day morning from Lincoln, where
he has been Tlsitlng friends. She
also visited a Bister In Omaha dur
ing the week.
The St. Mathew's ' guild of the
Episcopal church will meet Wednes
day afternoon at the parish house.
Mrs. A. E. Nelson will be the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Sturgeon left
Sunday night for Omaha to spend
the week at the Omaha automobile
show.
F. W. Buchanan, general floor
-manner at the Sturgecn garage Is
reported to be ill. '
Pt Pale Two six room houses
on 8.-f''ftter. Mooern except heat
Prior and itnns right. See Nebrnit
Land PTrany. ' 4
D. 'L. Sturgeon went Mouday to
Denver, where he will attend the
auto show. George Ellis accom
panied him and they expect to be
gone for the better part of a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwlght Zediker Is
niovlnv to Crawford, Neb., today.
and has shipped his household goods
In advance. He has leased a ranch
near that place.
William Cllne, who handles Talge
cars and Case tractors at Hay
Springs, Is In Alliance. He arrived
last Friday night and has been
spending a day or so with friends
before driving back a new Paige car
tro the Sturgeon garage,
Mrs. M. E. Lester entertained at
a theater party Saturday evening,
complimentary to Mrs. George Young
of Lincoln.
Mrs. C. C. Smith entertained Sat
urday at a luncheon In honor of Mrs.
George Young of Lincoln. The
guests Included Mesdamea M. E. Les
ter, J. A. Mallery, I. E. Tash, J. A
Hunter, Alex Mulrhead of Iteming
ford and George Young of Lincoln.
Judge and Mrs. Ira E. Taah en
tertained at dinner Friday evening.
The guests included Mr. aad Mrs,
J. A. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. W. C,
Mounts, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Johns
tone, Miss Glen Mounts and Master
James Hunter.
For Sale One five room house
good condition. Modern except heat.
Good location. See Nebraska Land
Company. t
The Missionary society of the
Christian church will meet Wednes
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with
Mrs. W. E. Cutts. Leader, Mrs.
Bacon.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. James Carmody, Saturday, Feb
ruary 28.
Francis Klcken, who has been alck
In the hospital with Influnesa for the
past two weeks, returned to his
borne at Lakeside Saturday. He was
accompanied by his father, Frank?
Klcken.
For Sale Nine room house.
Best part of town. Modern. Price!
right and good terms. See Nebruka
Land Company.
J. T. Nabb left for the eastern part
of the state on a business trip the
latter part of the week.
II. P. Coursey received a message
Sunday night from Burlolt, Kas
stating that his brother, Marlon, Is
very ilL Mr. Coursey left for Kan
b&s the same evening.
Thomas L. Squlbbs, jr., and Miss
Dessa Grimes, both of Hemtngford
werermarrted by Judge Tash on Mon
1 day. March -1.
Miss Kate FlUgerald finished
school in district No. 61 Friday. She
went to Sidney Tuesday to finish
-. three months' course In school.
, Mrs. Lee Young and son, Otis, of
' Ashland, Neb., are here visiting Mrs.
H Ben Russell.
- Miss Florence " Bruce and - Miss
; Brownell of Antioch spent the week
nd with Mrs. Fred Carlson. .
H. E. Marvin returned this morn
ing from Sterling, where he attend
ed the funeral of Dispatcher Ben
Marvin, formerly employe of the
Burlington railroad. -
I. II. Showers Is a visitor in Alli
ance today.
J. O. Shlgley of Bingham was a
visitor in Alliance on Monday.
Mrs. Wood Mllllken of Melbeta is
spending a few days in Alliance with
her mother, Mrs. C. D. Howe.
W. II. Thomas of Antioch was an
Alliance visitor Monday.
William M. Burton of Bingham
was an AllUnce visitor on Monday.
Bertha 'M. Zurchen of Crawford
waa an Alliance visitor on Monday.
Mrs. George Krugcn was an Alli
ance visitor on Monday.
Dean J. J. Dixon of St. Mathew's
Episcopal church officiated at funeral
services for E. R. Ellison .nt Craw
ford Sunday. Mr. Ellison doea last
Friday. He was chief clerk at the
date City hotel. His home was In
Denver, and he had been In Craw
ford for about three months.
Mid-week lenten services at St.
Mathew's Episcopal church: Wednes
day, March ), holy communion at 8
. m.; litany service, 7:30 p. m.;
chol . rpractice, 8 p. m. Dean J. J.
Dixon.
The marriage of Ray Spencer to
Miss Mildred Blair took place at the
home of the bride's parents. 123 Nio
brara avenue, at 0:30 Sunday morn
ing. The couple left on No. 44 for
Weeping Water 'for a short visit at
the home of the groom's parents,
after which they will spend a short
honeymoon In Omaha. The groom
Is employed in the Woods barber
shop of this city, and the bride la the
daughter of a former Alliance busi
ness man.
Gome to the demonstration of
Perfection Cookers at Morgan's Gro
cery Store. 28 p
J. L. Calvers, Firestone salesman
at Coursey & MJlIer's, went to
McGrew Tuesday on a business trip.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The class In preparation for teach
ing meets tonight at the Methodist
church at 7:30. Rev. S. J. Epler
will lead the discussion.
Our study with Christian Amer
icanization Is proving very interest
ing. Wednesday evening the theme
Is "The Language Question." Misi
Hledik will lead, 7:30 p. m. at the
Presbyterian church. Come.
WHY IT SUCCEEDS
thing only.
For weak or disordered kidneys.
Here Is Alliance evidence to prove
their worth.
G. H. Williams, stationary fire
man, 421 Yellowstone Ave., Alliance,
says: "My back waa lame and ached
steadily and heavy work would
about use me up. Doan's Kidney
Pills relieved me and I endorse them
as a first class kidney medicine."
Price 0c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Williams had. Foster-Mllburn
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Mar
The York Republican says the rea
son I found no editors at home when
I called was because they work coal
miners hours and I called at the
wrong time of day. Buckshot.
Because It's For One Thing Only,,
and Alliance People Appre
ciate This.
Nothing can be good tot every
thing.
Doing one thing well brings suc
cess.
Doan's Kidney rills are for one
An eastern doctor says the lips
should be disinfected before kissing.
Wouldn't the members of the bache
lor's union have a time of It If they
had to carry around a gourd full of
formaldehlUe and swab the girls'
lips before doing any kissing?
Bixby- is ag'lri Tom Hall for gover
nor because Tom Is a bachelor. The
only salvation for Tom Is to rustle
out and marry a grass widow with a
growing family.
BEVO
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thanks to you for the
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Apparel that is styled to the hour and selected for the
well-dressed woman. Every garment possessing that
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Delightful Showing of
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New Spring Coats New Spring Blouses New Spring Skirts
Women's Wearing ApparelEntire South Building
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CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN
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