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TI1E ALLIANCE TIER ALP. FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1920.
IIONOU LISTS OF
AMJAXCI2 STriU'ATS
(Conllnurd from Tape 2.)
Kindergarten: Kslhrr Frnnlnn,
Marparot Adams, Lavonne ItolW-nip,
Margaret Campbell.
and on do
Two-Yen r llernrria.
Flrtt Grad: Jance CanipLtll.
Socond grade: Vivian Joffors.
Third Grade: Polly Campbell.
Fourth Grade: Franklin Camp
bell, Ralph Garctt. Harold 3 flVrs.
Fifth Grade: Arlino Dobry,
Sixth Grade: None.
Seventh Grade: Verne lifting,
George JcffrrR, Frank Mounts,
LTgbTu'"Gnide:
Forest Kcethler.
High School: Frank Seldler,
Inez Hacan. Hay Smith, Arthur
Lawrence, Mable Garrett.
Ioitr Atteiitlimrc Iteconls.
The following pupils have been
neither absent nor tardy for a period
longer than two years:
Vivian Jeffers, three years.
Polly Campbell, three years.
Franklin Campbell, three years.
Ralph Garctt, three years.
Robert Garett, three years.
Frank iMounts, three yeaps.
Verne Lalng, five years.
George Jeffers, five years.
Lllla Graham, five years.
Mabel Garrett, five yeaps.
Arthur Lawrence, six year.
FAIRVIEW
Lllla Graham,
L. W. Worley had nbou seventy
five acres of ground broken up with
a tractor the pant week. Otto Mata
also had about fifty acres of land
broken.
Ed Curry Is having some breaking
done at this time.
W. I. Iawrence took 114 head of
cattle to the Albright ranch for sum
mer pasture.
The dance at the home of Mr.
Clausen Saturday night was well at
tended and a good time reported.
IxqueF8a Nye went to the St. Jo
seph hospital at Alliance, where she
underwent an operation for the re
moval of her tonsils.
Want Any
Help
Next week will be general Clean-Up Week for the City
of Alliance. The Mayor and City Physician arc urging
citizens to act and act wisely with regard to the rubbish
and trash that accumulates when it is not taken care of
at regular intervals.
It is my business to keep the. alleys and back yards
looking spick and span, and all I need is the authorization
from you to commence work..
During Clean-Up Week you will surely want some
thing done. Just Phone 2S1 and leave your order and I
will do the rest.
After this particular week is over, the necessity for clean
up work is not over. You can make arrangements to have
the placo kept looking nice at all times.
The Cost Is Not Oreat, Considering the Service Rendered
Sam Shelton
Phone 281
William Nye took fourteen head of
cattle to the Albright ranch for the
summer.
Mrs. Coppernoll, who has been
making her home with her daughter,
Mrs. B. F. Cllne, left Sunday for a
visit to her old home In Iowa.
Wilfred Griffith and wife from
town fpent Sunday visiting relatives
here.
Sunday school and church services
were well attended last Sunday, the
attendance being about seventy-five.
Tom Aspdrn and wife of Whitman
are hero Visiting with Mr. Arpden's
parents.
P. R. Ijawrenee hauled three loads
of hogs to town Tuesday, which he
shipped tlyough the Farmers Union
association.
The Ice cream supper given by the
Falrviow local of the farmers' union
Tuesday night was not very well at
tended on account of the storm and
bad roads.
Grace Lawrence Is slowly recov
ering from an attack of Inflamma
tory rheumatism which has kept her
in bed for the past three weeks.
One moralist wants Automobiles
abolished because they contribute to
delinquency, keep people from
church and are used by bandits.
Maybe we should abolish water, too,
because people drown In It, are
tempted to go fishing on Sunday and
use it for canoe flirtations.
When our forefathers were de
porting undeslrables, thy used to
made them run the gauntlet and get
a resounding whack from each man
in line, thereby providing, amuse
ment for and benefiting the colony.
Things are tame, nowadays.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SPECIALISTS
Internal Medicine. Svtrtfcrti. Ewe Far Nnr & ihrn.it
Kidnetj & Bladder, X-Ray v Modem Laboratory 7
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LAKKSlDi;.
Kd Cody was In from his ranch
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Empson vis
ited at the Luimford home Sunday.
Little Viva very pleasantly enter
tained a bunch of little girls at her
home in east Lakeside Tuesday aft
ernoon, the occasion being her sev
enth birthday. The afternoon was
spent playing games. Ice cream and
cake were served. A Jolly good time
was reported. (Note by editor: The
failure to give the last name of the
little hostess does not lie with us.
She and her frieuda will know who
the article concerns, bo we wouldn't
leave It out for anything. , Many
happy returns.) ,
We were visited by a nice rain
Monday night and Tuesday evening
by another light shower, accompa
nied by an electrical storm and
wind.
Mrs. DeFrance and children were
in from the ranch Tuesday.
Paul and Thelma Palmer were In
from the ranch Tuesday.
Mrs. J. G. Deck and grandchildren
were west bound passengers Mon
day. Mrs. J. D. Whaley went to Alli
ance Tuesday.
Harry Hudson resigned his posi
tion with the Lakeside Mercantile
company and has gone to work on a
ranch.
It. A. Westover was In from his
home in the country Sunday.
Fourteen carloads of cattle were
shipped from here Monday evening
to the western range.
Carl Miller and wife were In
Lakeside Tuesday.
Mrs. Empson left fof Chappell,
Neb., on No. 43 Tuesday. Mr. Emp
son will ship the household goods
this week. They will move Into the
beautiful new home they recently
purchased at that place. Billle and
Clyde, Jr., will remain at the Os
born home for a while.
Ed Tyler Is working at the Hord
plant.
Mrs. McKlnney was In town from
her home neap Ellsworth Wednes
day afternoon.
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