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f Phone 164 For Expert Dry Cleaning Pressing and Repairing
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PERSONALS
Mrs. Carl Hopkins left Friday for
Akron and Ft. Morgan, Colo. Mrs.
Hopkins accompanied by her sister Is
motoring through.
Mrs. J. L. Hooper and daughter,
Naomi, returned yesterday from
Iowa where they have been visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Ford of llem
lngford, stopped over in Alliance
Tuesday on their return from their
honeymoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred lioness of
Antiooh, were guests in Alliance
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Osborn spent a
couple days this week in Alliance on
business. ;
Mrs. M. F. Masterson of Lakeside,
was in Alliance Tuesday shopping.
Miss Drida Shimek of Marsland,
was In Alliance Tuesday on business.
(A orge Flaherty of Ilemlngford,
was lu town on business the first of
the week.
E. 0. DlrdselJ of Chadron, was In
Alliance' on business Tufsday and
' Wednesday. - - -
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Roberts of
Denver, were n Alliance Tuesday
visiting friends. '
. Mrs. O. K. Collerick and children
left Wednesday to make their future
borne in Broken Dow.
Miss Grace Do Burr, who has been
visiting In Auburn, Neb., spent Wed
nesday in Alliance on her way to
Guernsey, Wyo.
Miss Kuth Jackso of David City,
topped over in Alliance Wednesday
on her way to Torrlngton, Wyo.
Mrs. C. E. Green of Simpson, Col.,
topped over lu Alliance Wednesday
on her way to visit relatives In
Broken Bow.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Ball and family
of Middlesboro, Ky., stopped over In
Alliance Wednesday en route to Urty
Bull, Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. George Day of Den
ver, were In the city Wednesday on
their way to make their future home
in Osage, Wyo.
8. E. Stewart of Ellsworth, stop
ped over here Wednesday on his way
to the coast. Mr. Stewart expects to
see California, Washington and
Alaska before Jils return here.
Miss Martha Reynolds of Edge
monl, en route to Coalinga, Calif.,
stopped over in Alliance Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith of
Antioch, were in Alliance shopping
Wednesday. Mr. Smith left Wednes
day for Fergus, Mont., on business.
I), W, Warner and daughter, of
Morrill, stopped over In Alliance for
medical advice on their way from
Hull.
Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder left
Wednesday for California, Washing
ton and other coast points.
1 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Johnson left
1 Wednesday for So. Joseph, Topeka
and other points in the east.
W. B. Johnson left Wednesday for
a short visit with friends In Craw
ford. Mrs. G. Bayse and daughter, Miss
Ituth, of Alma, Neb., stopped over in
Alliance Wednesday on their way to
Newcastle, Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Mange and
baby, who have been here on busi
ness, left Wednesday for their borne
Ju Ilemingford. .
Mrs. VV C. Messnrr, who has been
visiting Mrs. Gale Price of Ileming
ford, was in Alliance Wednesday on
her way to her home In ScottsbluD,
Mr. and Mrs. Leii Burroughs left
Wednesday for the bedside of Mr.
Murroughs brother's wife in Lusk,
Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mounts left
Monday for a trip to Estes Park and
other points In Colorado.
Mrs. Ada Yost of Black Foot,
lduho, is visiting her sister Mrs.
Urbach and will be here until August
Or st.
E. C. Barker and family left Mon
day for a fishing trip to Henry, Neb.
Mrs. C. II. Dlngman, accompanied
by her two daughters and son, who
have been visiting F. A. Lape and
family, left Tuesday for Buhl, Idaho,
to make their home.
YALE SIDING
E. G. loss! Is working for J. J.
Schfreck near Marple postofllce.
Henry Frlcke of Alliance, spent Sun-
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that she can practice thrift and economy, so necessary
for the success and happiness of every young couple.
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First National Bank
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
QLEN MILLER
Undertaking
PARLORS
128'West Third Street
Telephone Day 311
Night 522 Red 520
day in this neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Trabert and
family of Snake Creek and Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Bliss spent Sunday visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Alex See.
Frank Hussell and S. J. loss! haul
ed some hogs to Alliance last week
to be shipped through the Farm is'
Union.
Mr. and Mrs. William Newman and
family arrived Tuesday of last week
at Columbus, Neb., and from there
will motor to Colorado where they
expect to spend a few days before
returning here.
A. T. Lee shipped a wagon load
of sows to eastern Nebraska.
The Woman's club met at the
home of Mrs. D. Purington Thurs
day. The county Is having some good
road work done here this week.
The average rainfall for June
was 1.4 Inches. This fell on June 3,
9, 13, 18 and 23. The rainfall was
very light but the crops suffered very
little.
Crop report: Corn and potatoes
are doing fine since the hail, also
the grain that missed the. hail storm
is fine. Wheat and rye are ripening
slowly and promise a good crop.
Some of the oats were hit by the
hall and are not doing as well as ex
pected. The names of the ones who.
!M heavily from the bail are: Art
Groves, Alfred Gahagan, A. T. Lee,
Dom Itelman, C. Bryant, L. E. Bliss
Frank Russell,' I. Teters, and L.
Powell. Much of this grain is a
total loss. The hail streak was from
two to three miles wide. Many farm
ers lost all of their windows on the
west side of the house. Frank Hus
Bell was one of the heaviest losers on
windows. It cost him $20.00 for
glass. Mr. Russell has been living
on this section thirty years and this
is the second hail storm he has wit
nessed but of course this one was from It than ever before. The sec
Ihe hardest and more people suffered ond hall storm, about forty-eight
hours later was not near so bad In
this neighborhood.
Persistency Get Results
There is nothing equal to "keeping everlastingly at it" in organizing a
business. Since taking over this store we have steadily tried to make a reputa
tion for it. We want every customer to feel that we are at all times trying to
give him a just dollar's worth for every dollar he spends with us. In every
line we handle we aim to stock only the quality of stuff that our customers
want. And we believe wc have in a measure succeeded. Already several
have expressed their utmost confidence in M click & Stephenson's business
dealings with them confidence in receiving honest merchandise. We want
you to give, us the opportunity to convince you. When in need of something
inour line, phone 71. We handle everything in
FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN AND COAL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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