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THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 16. 1920.
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Miss Sarabcl Newman and August
C. Kroeger, both of Alliance, were
married Thursday at the home of
the brlde'a ulster, Miss Martha New
man, 222 Toluca avenue. The Hot.
S. J. Epler performed the ceremony;
.After a short honeymoon trip to Den
ver, the couple will make their
Thome in Alliance, where the groom
airbrake Inspector for the Burl
ington. Miss Newman, up to the time of
3rer rownt lllncBS, was one of the
Headers, of the Herald campaign. Al
though she has been a resident of
Alliance but a comparatively short
time she dhl some excclent work for
the Herald In the city as well as sur
rounding towns. Every vote she se
cured was through personal effort,
-which is all the more rreditable in
-view of the fact that she was not
wery well acquainted In the commun
ity. .
HTCIOIITON-POXO
Brock Whorton, now of Casper,
Wyo., and Miss Elizabeth E. Pond of
Jamesport, Mo., were married by
County Judge Tash Thursday after
noon. The groom came to Casper
from Trenton, Mo., a short distance
from the bride's home city, and has
tcen employed In the oil refineries
In the Wyoming city. The couple
wlll make their home In Casper dur
ing the summer, and plan to return
Missouri in the falf.
IMPERIAL
THHATIIM
Tonight April 16
FKGQY HYLAND in
"The Merry
Go Round"
ADM. 18c & 80c
SATURDAY, APRIL, 17
Matinee and Night
DV8TIN FAUNUM In"
"Corsican
Brothers"
HAROLD IJiOYD
super comedy
"HAND TO MOUTH"
MUTT & JEFF in
"DEAD EYE JEFF"
ADM. 10c & 80c
it
SUNDAY, APRIL 18
Matinee and Night
Thoe. II. Inco presents
DOUGLAS MACLEAN
and DORIS MAY In
23J Hours
Leave"
No War, Just Fuji
Second Episode- of
"LIGHTNING BRYOB"
Comedy
THE ROAMING RATHTCB"
ADM. 15c A 30e
"The Make
Believe Wife"
MONDAY, APRIL 1
BILLIB BURKE in
Comedy
. "HIS OWN MEDTCINH"
ADM. IZc & 33c
Icy Hot I
Lunch-Kits
$4.25
Complete
at
MEETING AT t LAUSSEN HOME
The East Side Progressive club
met .Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. II. M. Claussen, north
east of the city. There was an un
ually. large attendance of club mem
bers and a number of out-of-town
guests, all of whom enjoyed a de
lightful afternoon in the generous
hospitality of the Claussen home.
The regular club program, was
waived, general discussion taking
its place, followed by music ren
dered by Miss Marie Kroha A de
licious luncheon of sevtral courses
was served.
MIIS. ISAAOiOX HKTIRNS
Mrs. A. U. IsaucHon, who has been
in Chicago and other eastern points
for the past six weeks, returned on
Tuesday. She feels much Improved.
lUANlllE KI1IHLE HOME
Hlanche Kibble, who has been
making her home In Denver for the
PifBt year and who suffered a severe
attack of the flu, was brought to the
home of her parents in this city last
Saturday in poor health.' Her many
friends hope the change may bring
a great Improvement.
PllEIIYTERIAN CHURCH..
, Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Morning Worship, 11 a. m. "Is
America Living by Bread Alone." A
message to our own times.
Evening Service, 8 p. m. Sterop
tlcan slides and pictures, with ad
dress by the pastor. Excerpts from
the world survey.
Some of you have seen these pic
tures in the Interchurch Conference,
but many failed to get to see them
This Is your opportunity.
All are cordially invited.
A. J. Kearns, Pastor.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Roberts left
the last of the week for Butte, Mont.,
to visit for a time with their chil
dren who live there.
Mrs. J. Noble returned from Sid
ney and Scottsbluff, ' where she .ac
companied her husband the first of
the week.
Mrs. G. Wallen la enjoying a visit
from her mother, Mrs. Wolfe.
Mrs. Sang Rise from near Antl
och was an Alliance shopper Thurs
day afternoon, remaining over night
to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Rockey, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Rockey, were Alliance visitors dur
ing the middle of the week.
C. O. Jones and wife were visitors
from Hyannis this week, coming up
on No. 43 Wednesday and while here
purchased a new Mitchell car and
went back via the sand hills.
Mrs. Robert Campbell, wife of one
of Ant loch's leading merchants, was
a pleasant caller in Alliance Thurs
Ask to see our Spring and Sum
mer Dresses at 25 discount. High
Und-llolloway Co. 40
dayi .. .
Mrs. Dr. Moore of Antloch was a
business visitor in Alliance Wednes
day.
Mrs. O. Betts of Crawford visited
friends in the city over Thursday
night.
Mrs. Charles Wilknson from An
tioch la attending to business in this
city today.
FOR PRESIDENT
Leonard Wood
The persons named hereon as
candidates for Delegates and
Alternates favnr
- v. w IIVIKIIIUVIVII
of Leonard Wood for president of
me unitea stares. Hut, should
some other candidate be preferred
bv a maioritv nf tha
-w -'V vx a .uuiivui
voters in the state-wide primary,
they will abide by that result and
use all honorable means to secure
me nomination or such candidate.
Clip this slip, take it to the polls
and place an X opposite their
names.
DELEGATES-AT-LARGE
Don L. Love Lincoln
L. D. Richards ..Fremont
Charles E. Sandall York
John W. Towle Omaha
Alternates
Elmer P. Robinson. ..Hartington
I, L. Pindell Sidney
J. A. True . .McCook
J. E. Lutz ..Blair
SIXTH DISTRICT
Horace P. Kennedy. .Broken Bow
Earl D. Mallery .Alliance
' Alternates
C. A. Yoder Flm
Several members from the local I.
O. O. F. lodge, with a number from
Antloch drove to ' llemlngford
Wednesday n!ght and put on some
team work in the lodge- at that
place.
Mrs. Roy Murphy Is visiting a sis
ter at Louisville, Neb.
Mrs. H. Beans Is expected home
from Iowa, where she spent the past
two weeks visiting relatives.
Aneckto Ramlrcs, Mex, was arrest
ed early this morning and will be
tried this afternoon on a charge of
4ilrn wanted at Alliance Steain
Laundry. tf
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McKune were
called to the eastern part of the state
to the bedside of Mrs. McKune'a
mother, who Is very 111.
Mrs. Eva Kish of Rockport, Mo.,
will be here soon to spend the sum
mer with Mrs. A. J. Adams.
Grant Parmenter of Mitchell vis
ited his nephew, S. J. Epler, on
Wednesday.
carrying concealed weapons. Chief
Taylor, Chief Reed and Burlington
Special Agent Smith got to the bunk
cars in time to prevent a domestic
row turning into a schootlng scrape.
Frank Johnson from north of
Lakeside transacted business in Al
liance Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Eastburn of
Kansas City were dinner guests on
Thursday evening of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Campbell.
Rev. J. O. Gould returned from
Lincoln Wednesday morning and
left Thursday for Kimball, Sidney
and other points in the western part
of the state.
CARD OF THANKS
To our friends and neighbors: We
wlnh to express our sincere thanks
and appreciation for the flowers and
the many deeds of kindness shown
us in our reoent sorrow. May God's
blessing rest upon you. Mrs. L. M.
Deal and Family. 40
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Mrs. W. R. Tate returned last Sat
urday to her homestead near Dayard.
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To Johnson Supporters
The manager of Senator Hiram Johnson's Campaign
for the Presidency is asking every Johnson voter to vote
for the following candidates from the Sixth District to the
Convention : ,
HORACE KENNEDY, Broken Bow
EARL D. MALLERY, Alliance
They should be supported by every loyal Johnson man.
There should be no scattering of the vote.
HARPER'S-
Don't be Satisfied
With "Just a Hat"
When a man can get quality in a hat at a fair price,
why accept A COMPROMISE t That is the lead
ing question in the hat game, and Harper's answer
is QUALITY TODAY as heretofore.
Just, for example, take into consideration this
store's very complete new showing of
Smart Spring Styles
IN MENS AND YOUNG MEN'S
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Supreme Quality Hats
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Gordon Hats Imported Italian Hats
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W. R. Harper Dept. Store
BIG STORE ALLIANCE, NEB.
Correct Apparel for Men and Women
TO THE PUBLIC
Just received word that our Chicago Expert
will be here April 19-2 Mb, to take measures
for special order suits.
He assures me that he has with htm a trunk
full of high-grade Woolens, Worsteds, Cher
lots, Tricots, Serges, Flannels, Homespuns,
Mohair Cool Cloths, In fact an) thing you may
want at very moderate prices considering
' present cost. This U the chance to get what
you want as you want it. A REAL INDI
YIDUAI SUIT and a fit guaranteed. As
prices will be higher for fall now is the time
to fix yourself for the coming season. Differ
ent weights in Woolens to please everybody.
A 10 deposit will be charged to Insure a
bona-fide sale.
Remember the date April 10-20th.
ROY BECKWITH
Holsten's
Guy C. Thatcher Butte