THE ALLIANCE HERALD, TUESDAY," AUGUST 3, 1920
SOCIETY
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Mrs. E. C. Drake look her Sunday
school class, the Hooster. rf ti
E. church, for a picnic supper at
Broncho lake Monday evenlnp. After
refreshments a swimming party was
enjoyed.
AVoMI-N oTFiSTTo mfct
ThA lpncnn of women voters will
meet at the homo of Mrs. J. K Over
man. 604 riatte avenue, Thursday
at 2:30 p. m. All women are urged
to avail themselves of the opporlun
Itv to study the proposed constitu
tional amendment. There will also
bo other things of special Interest
the program.
was happy to testify to her faith In
Christ and the hope of the resurrec
tion. She died as she had lived, a
Christian.
Besides aer husband and children
she is survived by forty-three grand
children and seven great grand-chil-
lren and many friends. The sympa
thy of all Is extended to the aged
hufband who has been her devoted
companion for over fifty years.
Funeral services were held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Rockey
on Thursday afternoon, conducted
by Elder Stephen J. Epler minister
of the Christian caurch. The Inter
ment was In Greenwood cemetery.
on
Miss Dolly Daily entertained at a
"bunco party last night.. The guests
were the Misses Frances Orassman,
Frances Rchott. Janle Adams, Jo-
nonhine Wilson. Helen Young, Ruth
Scott, and Elizabeth Wilson.
The M. E. A. Ladles Aid society
will meet at tie home of Mrs. A. P.
Brown. 919 Cheyenne avenue Wed
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Brown will
nerve and the most cordial welcome
Sa extended to all members.
F. DROEOEMUELLER, Tastor.
The Community Chorus will meet
for practice this evening at the Pres
byterian church at eight o'clock.
has Knglisi eervlce next Sunday aft
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock. It us not
forsake the assembling of ourselves
together. In faith let us unite to
gether and wotshlp with the Lord.
RAILOAD NOTES
DEATHS AND FVNFJtAU,
MARY J. IIAflEMAN
Mary J. Hawkins was born In But
ler county, Ohio, March 24. 1847
and died In Alliance, Neb., Tuesday
morning. July 27. 1920, aged 74
years, four months and three days
"She was married to G. P. Hageman
Nov. 19, 1887 at Sallna. Mercer Co
Ohio. To Mr. and Mrs. Hageman ten
children were born. Two died In In
fancy. The eight surviving children
aro Mrs. P. G. Calkins, North riatte,
Neb.; Mrs. C. II. Rockey, Alliance,
C. O. Hageman, Broken Bow; A. E.
Hagemsn, Carthage, "Mo.; A. L.
Hageman, Grand Island; S. R. Hage
man, Kansas City; O. II. Hageman,
Sheridan, Wyo., and Mrs. E. L.
Routh, Alliance, Neb.
For nearly fifty-three years Mr.
and Mrs. Hageman have been mar
ried. Forty-six years of tils time
was spent in Nebraska. On account
of Mrs. Hagcman'a health they came
to Alliance about three months ago
and made their home with their
daughter, Mrs. Rockey. The end
came very peacefully on Tuesday
morning after a paralytic stroke on
Sunday morning. Early In life Mr.
and Mrs. Hageman united with the
Evangelical church and later which
was many years ago they were bap
tized by Elder Louie Piper In tie
Nasama river at Brock, Neb., and af
filiated with the Christian church.
Sister Hageman has been a patient
sufferer for months past but always
our; lAitY
Gunlaf Kline was born Aug. 18,
1869 at Buck Creek, Clayton county,
Iowa. He came to Nebraska In the
spring of 1886 and located near Al
liance. Later, In 1899 he moved
south of Johnstown where he has
lived for the past twenty-one years.
He was married to Alma Estabrook
Nov. 27, 1905. To this union were
born four children. Richard W.,
Matilda V., Henry S., a baby
which was not named, and Esther
G. Four of these children are now
living, Richard, Matilda, Henry,
Estner. Besides the wife and children
Mr. Kline leaves to mourn his death,
a mother, three brothers and three
sisters. Two of the brothers, Fred
from Oklahoma and Will from Hay
Springs, were present at the funeral
Mr. Kline's mother also lives at Hay
Springs. The other brothers and
likewise a sister, Anna Tindaie, live
in Oklahoma. The other sisters,
Emma Dabes and Matilda Olson, live
in Iowa and Colorado.
Deceased passed from tils life at
7:2!) p. in., July 19, 1920, at the ago
of 50 years, 11 months, and one day.
He was a kind and loving father, and
withal a man who will be greatly
mlHsed In his home and throughout
his community.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
METHODIST Clll'KCII
The pastor and family will be
away on their vacation trip for the
next two Sundays, so there will be
no preaching service until August 15,
Sunday ' school will be held at ten
o'clock as usual. The young people's
meeting will be held on the roof gar
den at 6:45 and union service at 8
o'clock. The sermon will be by Rev.
Epler. .
THE LUTHERAN CHUIUH
The Lutheran church, God willing.
Let us do like Mary, who Bat at the
Savior's feet to hear precious words
of life, let us Imitate Peter, who put
his nets away to stop working and
listen unto the Lord.
Let us follow their example.
Seeking pearls of priceless worth,
Longing for the house of worsalp,
As the dearest place on earth.
Engineer Cr&ven Is In Denver this
week.
Ji,e Kar.A is spending his vacation
In Rockford..
Dutch Maunler Is suffering from a
mashed finger.
Conductor D. E. Ford Is laying off
for a few daya.
Conductor J. McDonald is laying
off for a few days.
Conductor W. A. Beech is quaran
tined with smallpox.
Conductor C. P. Hutchinson Is In
Denver visiting friends.
Hugh Beard is In Kansas City for
a two weeks vacation.
Brakcinan H. Parrat is spending
his vacation in St. Louis.
Conductor J. C. Lalng is spending
hra vacation In Mystic, S. D.
Machinist Robert Atz of Edge
mont, was In Alliance Monday1.
M. U. Porter, an old time brake
man here, has been reemployed.
Firemen R. S. Ogden and C. R.
Cox arc on the sick list this week.
rtrnkeman P. A. Wellington Is in
Milan, Mo., spending his vacation.
Miss Laura Weaver has left for a
two weeks' vacation in Mabton
Wash.
Brakeman J. E. Key Is laying off
for a few days visiting friends in
Ravenna.
A. L. Tarkln is In Denver on the
sick list. Ho Is having his tonsils
removed.
Fred Phillips has left for Cedar
Rapids, la., where he will spend his
vacation.
Engineer Trefney returned this
morning from a fishing trip In the
Black Hills.
Brakeman G. W. Ford left the last
of the week for his homestead near
O'Nell, Neb.
Carl Bostler from the rip track,
Is heloing in the master mechanic's
office this week working ou. back
pay.
R. L. Tipple of the freight office,
has accented a position as assistant
ticket agent in Omaha.
Car Inspector Fred Brown expect
to leave Boon for a few days visit
with relatives at McCook.
Machinist Kenneti Mohrman came
home Saturday from a two weeks
vacation with his parents at Nebras
ka City.
Thomas Fay. who has been visit
ing at the home of his daugater,
Mrs. F. J. Conners, will leave for
Denver tonight.
General Foreman Erback and fam
ily, have gone on a two weeks vaca
tion to Blackfoot, Utah. Mr. McOIll
Is relieving him.
Conductor Beech and Engineer
Bennett attended the dance at Happy
Hollow last Wednesday. They report
very good time.
Blacksmith Helper Claude Hazel-
ton left Sunday night for a few days
visit with relatives at Centervllle,
la., and Kansas City.
Chief Clerk L. L. Smith and wife
are spending their vacation in Dead-
wood and Denver. They will be
gone about two weeks.
Amos O. Yeates from Illinois, is I
working second trick operator at
Hemingford, relieving J. W. Harper,
who Is taking a two weeks' vacation.
Miss Esther Jensen, third trick
operator at Ardmore, returned -to
work Sunday from two weeks vaca
tion spent In Kansas City, Mo. Oper
ator Mitchem, relieving Miss Jensen,
will go on as third trick operator at
Ardmore, relieving R. L. Shields. Mr.
Salelds goes to Colorado for a few
days.
Miss Louise Frickle will take care
of the books at the Duncan grocery
whlld Mrs. Bert Duncan Is away on
her vacation.
Charles 8a fiord and mother ana
Edna and Velma Martin spent Sun
day at the home of H. S. Safford at
Melbeta, Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Barnett left
the first of the week for the eastern
markets. They will be gone for at
least three weeks.
Joy C. Parker of the Herald force,
left last Saturday evening for his
home in Nebraska City, where he
I will spend a two weeks' vacation.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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tractor. In excellent condition
Reason for selling, have larger one.
Will sell cheap. Write or see per
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FOR SALE Seven head of milk
cows, some steers and heifers. Will
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Alliance, Nebraakjk
PERSONALS
Closing out tires at about half
price: 34x4; 33x4; 32x3 U; 32x3!,
only a few left. W. E. Cults. 71
The Jake Herman and Jim Keeler
families are leaving next Tuesday via
automobile for a trip to California.
Cashier Finnegan of the First
State bank, accompanied by his fam-'
ily, will
row.
return from Mullen tomor-
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