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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1920)
tlOIIT 11 ltt Aiili IAIN Lift 11 fc, It ALU, lUHiSUA, JULK 21, lSTJU . Railroad News Conductor V. H. Boach Is on the lck Ilt. - Dr. C. R Hlbbe returned Saturday from a short trip to Rarenna. Mrs. J. 1 Kirhart Is slowly recov ering from a serious operation. Drakeman Head left Saturday for a Tlslt with friends In "Lakeside. Dr. Hibbey tnado a trip to Lead -and Deadwood. 8. P., on business. Brakeman Welllnffham Is unable to transfer off from the Pollywog yet. Drakeman Q. W. Ford la still on the sick list on acocunt of his hand. Conductor Joe Case and wife have Rone to Deadwood for a two weeks fishlne trip. Brakeman L. H. Bowers has f?one to Farmlnjtton, Iowa, for an ex tended visit. Brakeman Jack Sherlock has gone to Newcastle, Wyo., for a short v'slt with friends. Caief Clerk Beach of the frelRht house expects to return from his va cation this week. Freddie P. Is going to Cedar Rap ids to see his girl. It's terrible lone some when she Is gone. O. Qark laid off Sunday to try out lils new speedster. He says he can Ulve Jesple the dust now. Brakeman A. L. Parkin and wife liave Rone to Kansas City for an ex tended vinlt with friends. Brakeman Taul Wellinuham ex pects to leave for Milan, Mo., the end of tho week for a vacation. O. R. Clark of St. Joseph. Mo'., has accepted a position as swltcanian. He expects to move his family here soon. Mrs. LaMon, wife of assistant yardmastcr, who has been quite sick. Is going to Canon City, Col. for her health. Mrs. W, Wledenhiemer, wife of the former superintendent of the Alli ance dlviHlon, Is visiting her brother, V. II. Clark. . . . Charles Frlcke, formerly of . Al liance but now of Peoria, III., Is re turning to his former position as en glne foreman. Scottie of the train masters' office will make a trip to Cascper. provid ing officials can run the railroad that long without him. Operator L. O. Loudenburr of Al liance, is being transferred to the Chicago office and will be succeeded by J. B. Ragland of Antloch. A conference of tie superintend ents and master mechanics of the Casper, Sheridan, Sterling and Al liance and the men who are In con nection with the application fir nrr was held Saturday morning In Al liance. The following were the superintendents and niastrr me chanics present: F. Con. Supt., Sheridan; O. E. Johnson, master me chanic, Sheridan; J. C. Qrissinger, Supt., Sterling; C. O. Davenport, master mechanic J. II. Aydelott. Supt., Casper. QSOCIETVg I.AN SOCIAL The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Pres byterian, assisted by tne young peo ple of the Christian Endeavor gave an Ice cream social Friday evening at the home of 'Mrs. Jim Hughes, 1004 Box Butte. PICNIC AT LAKE About thirty members of the Young People's class of the Baptist church enjoyed a picnic at Broncho lake Friday evening. The following made up tae crowd: Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Fuller, chaperons, Walter, Kobblns, Harry Settles, Dolly White, Dora White, Lee Walker, Horace Fuller, Willis Gillette Carl Powell, Mr. Smith, Leland Hirst, Chas. Oroee, Dorothy Frlcke, TVlina Thompson, Itoy Butler, Marie Howe, Wanda Adams. Walter Schott, Clif ford Willis. Grace White, Ethel fra bert, Myrtle Willis, Beatrice Leld-lo-ff, Elsie Fowler, M. House, Miss Robins, Mrs. Ktby Campbell, Ruby Campbell, Amelia Kramp. Dunlap were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bogue and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Glass and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cults and daughter, Leila, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Beness and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. W. Rogers and family and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rogers and family. A lunch was served and all enjoyed a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. George D. Darling and son, Duane, left for Mystic, a D the last of the week. Mrs. Darl ing and son have found pleasant quarters In a lodge near the lake and Mr. Darling returned to Alliance thla morning. E. J. Gregg and family spent Sun day In Hot Springs, S. D. ANNOUNCEMENTS Members ot tne pastern star w.ll meet with Mrs. C. W. Grassman, 908 Box Butte Thursday p. m. at 2:30. Those who have carpet rags please bring them as we will sew for tae Eastern Star home at Fremont. An Eastern Star Kensington will be or ganized at this meeting." DEATHS AND FUNERALS Word has been received of the death of little Petle,", the three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Thomas at Douglas, Wyo., where Phil and Cathrlne are holding down a aomesteaa. run i u orary member of the Alliance fire department and he and Cathrlne will receive the heartfelt sympathy of their many Alliance friends. The funeral was held today at Douglas. The tnfant babe of Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Colman of Bridgeport, was brought to Alliance for burial Sun day. Mrs. Coleman la a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Ormsby. Mrs. Mary Jane Ilageman died In Alliance Monday evening, aged seventy-three years. Apoplexy was the cause of death. Funeral sorrics will be held Thursdy. Interment will be In Greenwood cemetery. Mrs. Hageman was the mother of Mrs. C. H. Rockey. The Rebekah lodge had its regu lar meeting Friday night. Among taose who spent Sunday at Liggett' s Grape Mce The pure juice of the Concord Grape 4 oz bottle 8 oz bottle 16 oz bottle N 32 oz bottle Holsten's HARPER'S- ' SHOP EARLY" STORE CLOSES 6 P. M. SATURDAY 9 P. M. WEDNESDAY With Wonderful Selections of Finest Merchandise We Continue HARPER'S Greatest Clothing' Sale SPECIAL ONE DAY ONLY Imperial Theatre Thursday July 29 JESSE L V VWVl LAS KY I ViWI PRESENTS s ANEW MARK TWAIN PARAMOUNT ARTCRAFT PICTURE HOT WEATHER PRICES Matinee 3 P. M., 15c and 30c Night 7:30, 20c and 40c IN ALL the history of special purchase sales of mjn's clothing, never have we seen such full and complete selections of such finely tailored clothes at such astonishingly low prices. The reason for the extra fine fabrics in this sale the choicest weaves were not delivered by the mills in time for seasonable manufacture and distribution they're sixty days overdue, but they're going like sixty at these smashing reductions. THINK OF BUYING THE FINEST OF FINE House of Stein Bloch AND Brandegee-Kincaid Clothes AT PRICES LIKE THESE WEDNESDAY Young Men The superb styles of the hour await you in this sale. Many finely silk trimmed models. Business Men Here's custom service without the annoyance of a try-on, and values beyond duplication. Hard-to-Fit Men Your size in your fav orite fabric, and conscientious service to fit you perfectly. A HOST OF STEIN BLOCH AND KIN-CAID-KIMBALL SUITS FROM OUR REGULAR STOCKS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE. Regularly Retailed at $50 and $E Regularly Retailed at $60, $65, $70 .Regularly Retailed at $75, $80, $85 WE SELL FOR CASH BIG STORE COMPARE OUR VALUES ALWAYS 'CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN" V ! -v.