THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1920
SOCIETY
Mrs. A. V. Gnvln entertains! v a
one-thirty luncheon Thurslay n
honor of Mrs. II. Kelly, of Tonorun,
fev.t ho In vIsttlnR at the home of
Jier ntster, Mrs. Marcus Frankle.
the Alliance Community Club for oc
casions when speakers from away
and 44 will make the stops that they .
did previous to the prent scedule.
mothers," Chief Reed told a Herald
reporter yesterday, "we are not In
tfe nursery maid business. If
feel an' urcont Tollable desire to take
core of children, I have a ftw a',
home that I can help watch any
time." The chief was feeling a trifle
peeved because some woman had
called up the police Judge and told
him that she wasn't able to find the
police when. her young son had
strayed away. The chief was 111 that
morning and had gonj home to take
a nap to rest up from doing double
duty on the night and day force. The
child, It appeared, had been playing
in the sand pile In front ot police
.ieadquartersf and the mother felt
aggrieved because the chief wasn't
there to nab him the minute she
called up.
of the larger ones, and while they
are in favor the increase In broken
window lights is sometimes awful.
During the past week there have
been half a dozen or more cases of
windows developing mysterious holes
in them. The chief doesn't go so
far as to say that he will confiscate
the 'slungshota and Incarcerate the
carriers of these deadly weapons,
but we have a kind of a hunch that it
will be poor policy from now on to
handle- them carelessly, at least In
are desired on the program. The
Wisleyan faculty has been greatly I
L. in noi nt top hopeful, but here
Is hoping this Is no pl, dream and
that It will really be true." People
up In that neck of the wods are still
sore over the last train schedules,
but they haven't been able lo get
them corrected.
Increased and fi.!together includes
many men and women who are able
to give public addresses on very
many subjects.
The choir of the First Baptist
church, together with the members
f the pastor's Sunday school class,
The Whitman correspondent to
the Hyannis Tribune has this to say:
it is rumored that shortly trains
39 and 40 are to be taken off and 43
"While the police are willing to
do all they can to regiore runaway
children to the arms of their anxious
Chief of Police Heed sends out a
warning against the slungshot.
About every so often theBe become a
will meet at the home or Kev. ana
Mrs. J. Orrln Gould this evening for
a social time.
fad with the smaller boys and some
sight of the chief.
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Th IjidlfV Auxiliary of the Pa
triarchs Militant met Wednesday j
evening In the I. O. O. FY Hall foi
election of regimental commanders
and other regular business. Aftet
the election a delicious supper was
enjoyed by the twenty-nve members
present.
The Lodeka canipflre1 ' girls m-l
Tuesday night at the home of Mifwl
Flora Spencer. Th evening I
vpent at cards. A dainty luriclieon
was served. Those present wir :
Mlses Dorothy Hampton, MaryHlii
Iieagle, Evelyn Kubn, Kuih S'ar.ion,
Evangeline Acheson, .Ella Tho;iir-
eon, Mary Woolls, Dorothy Key n iU
and Miss Avis Joder, guaralan.
Mrs. Geo. Potter and Mrs. D. L.
.Sturgeon entertained the LaditV
Auxiliary of the Presbyterian chuicn,
Wednesday at the home of the latter.
After the business meeting, the
twenty ladles present enjoyed toe
following program. A vocal sulo,
"Dtvn the Trail to Home Swn,t
Home", by Mrs. Fuller, accompanl -J
by Mrs. Ponath; a piano solo, "Our
Yesterdays", by Miss Gladys stur
geon: A whistling solo, "Oondolla",
by Mis Dorothy Reynolds, accom
panied by Miss Mary Woolia; and a
piano solo. "On the Lake", by Miss
Mary Woolis.
Miss Lura Hawkins In Expression
llecltal at the Methodist church Fri
day evening Sept. 10th. 82
HAII.ROAI) NOTKH.
Notice Railway Clerks: There will
'be a special meeting of the Ilrother
Shood of Railway Clerks at the Red
dish Hall at 8:00 P. M. Friday, Spl.
10. Geo. A. Luther, General repre
sentative from Chicago will b pro
aent. and all railway clerks, whether
members or not, are urged to coniw,
as matters pertaining to their inter
eats will be explained. Theiu will
also be Initiation ImtnediaUly after
the special meeting, and all candi
dates are requested to be preset.
Signed: J. R. Beach, President; J. L
Davis, Secretary.
Horace Hagen. Laverne Butler,
"Fred rhilllps and Leon Alters are
planning on spending Sunday In Den
ver. Harold .Beujaman, of the Store
house expects to leave soon for Mc
Cook, .Neb., for a two week's visit
'with his parents of that city.
James Breckner left Friday
morning on 41 for Jollet, Wyo., to
.look over some land in that part of
the country.
C. E. Barrett, who has b.tn Uit
Ing his parents In Manilla, la., is ex
pected home Sunday.
Fireman Lavlne Is laying oif on
account of illness.
Engineer Ambrobe Is laying oft mi
account of sickness at his home.
Engineer Stanford deadhnnde.il on
42 Wednesday to relieve .'Engineer
Brown. Brown went to KdgHinoul
to work on a switch engine.
Fireman Orash reported for wotk
after a few daB vacation spent with
friends and relatives In Denver.
Fireman Magnuson has been lay
ing off the past few days on account
of illness.
H. H. Fink reported for work
Wednesday afternoon after a few
days Illness.
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ALLIANCE BRIEFS '
Travelers to Scottsbluff during the
past few days report bearing dyna
mite explosions in the region of the
Lake Alice dam, which lies midway
between Alliance and Seottbbluff,
Just beyond the sandhills. There
have been some cave-Ins of a part of
the dam, it is said, and the plan Is
to release the water and make repairs.
The Alliance Community Club has
received a communication from the
Nebraska WeBleyan In University
Place, announcing that the members
ot its faculty are at the disposal of
Alta V. Young
Announces the opening
of her
Piano Studio
BEL liTER THIS WEEK
Iligh School Credit Pupils
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And by selling on the
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