THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1920.
MAI OR RODGERS IS OP- competent a person as can lie (secured
FOSiili iu ill i MANAGER Mrs. Grace Kennedy has been on the.
FIVE?
SOCIETY
'and Mrs. Coil Hopkins, Mr. ami Mr.
IJurli o I I l'-.,r.'n.. (I. n.l
Hght office for the inut ten vears. t t 4i fvi-.i.-n . ......... ' i... . v- . C i.'.' L '
m iifiiiii.i,-w.-i-..iiin.Ai ill I i. 11 . . n u .i. .inn .t vnniii n iviiufl
(Continued from iage 1) ' Do you want her to quit? K. I). Ca.V- . ' ' nv n ' i " ' vr " . ICZ"' u . "
.re' h rT, anTwh the.- t-M), decorate,.
omething a little out of the ordi-'8" an' one f the niort useful men ! 1 aim Room of the All nnee Hotel llh Christmas ieorat,ons and a
nnrv Tr-r.ll vr... ' i the CltV has hfid Mill) loved for the ednest lav eveninir. Cnrh member . "B'm luncn was scrvou
levied lor tn.a purpose and it wjh '" three years. He resigned because was required to bring a present to t
have to wa.t unui ugu?:, when a I pot:t10n wa filed for the manager i in c noi over fifty, cents for a lady
new levy can be made." There was 1 ;,Tr"V T .u 'a.'. ",'aure to' whose name, was ninded to him pre
no such excuse made when the neti- i ?'ork fo.r. the Clt-V of Alliance, but not v;0llsh. , FnmtHt(, 1MV in htv
tion was 'hied for an elect;.,., ., h Ior anotner manager. Hank hick- u , .... . .,.
city manner form of irovernment ;na.n a rr-v competent man, and , J" a
.-i H!-.'urei iiiiii ne win 110 . , . . r .
scnted with the
.oct on no ni.i io
gift.
was
.. i . , . vou c:n re
Bn.l if it c..,. i " "J-;" his best at a times to rent er Kerv- lo e sifrnea 10 me "ptinc . H titn
mary to nominate un.l thnn h;.vo -in e t-the plant
election to select a council, nn.l ihon x?at as soon as a city
hire a 'competent enirineer- wh. cn i cnoscn ne W1" llave lhe r,Kht Xo h-re od.l jruests present anil the eve.i n
Fhnw us how, and ,k;v h'm too ves I evol'-v 0,,1P'oye of tlie c.ty. He may j w is mo. t pleasantly st ent in s;iik.ii.
we can, for the city attorney and lheul,.in .n.n"e h.f wantf TO whether i l';otar':'n sons . Ilu!uh.y detort t.nV
chairman ot trc iir.ar.ee committee '" 1,11 " "l fi.-vneie. ne!w uso,
pay so. le.-, we cj,n u. e
Miss .lanlre Adams was hostess ut a
party Tuesday eveninK in honor of
Miss Dolly Dailey. Her Riiesls were:
Jo: e;ih're Wilson, Josephine Wright,
Kl'Z: li ih VV'l on, Frances Giussmnn,
Frances Jcl".olt, Lucille Iluller, Kath-
But tlo you krowj'ou" d nr.er, includ'nj? turKey, plume',ne May M iler, t ith-
pu; tlirff, etc., was served to the foi y ' """. ocuu, u-rna ow,
i.utn r-iou. i hi -is arm ounco were
:i' vd ntor which a dainty lunch was
RF.NVKR FANATIC KILLS '
MOTHER OF ALLIANCE MAN
(Continued from pajre 1) ;
a reticent attitude and said onlv, '
"Keif defense.'" When aked to taik '
further, he said: i
"I know the oltl lady intended to
kill me, my wife and my unl.oi n buby.
I fired at her in self-defense. That is
my only Ftntemont."
We wish you all a Happy Nen?
'v . .. , uiu.vii with a
lite M(ocie.
L'llVHI.N Jt i.I'l.KR, Minister.
II '.I T.ST ('Tn'RCIl
Suntlay : rhoor ineets at 10:00 a. m.
li. . v. meets i,t UiCO p. m.,
foliowe I b, the regular eveninff serv
ice. H. J,. Kl.;.e w.ll preach on the
he lives in the citv or elsewhere,
... e At
u.v.t.-, for , . " V . . 11 " ' ' '
Mrs. A. J. KeLtins ontoita'ned her
f believe there are u lot of men i Sunday School class at u kensin-'lon i
. . . n i i ... ....
in the c tv ol Alliance who are can- mursnay a.iernoon, ai whuii many
for the u eful and attractive tril'ts were made
these nui noses, but we Mn t ,,m.'l"c that you and 1 have so much con-
n ttw. - i n.iente in.
that various civic organizations have
ns.L-n.1
to pull the library lourd out of the a.b' i1"'1 'lUn to otriciate fn
hole cau.ed by bad luck vv.th a fur- iV for " te,;nA?,': two- 1
nace und repairs and repairs to the !hp e f .A,,!?nc aml ,f
Greek horn In Minsk, Russia, is n -'Jt.i''"- "in:nr Foiwaid."
carpenter. He recently came to Don-' Vou vwll find a welcome at these
ver with his wife from Tvione, N. M., servict s.
where they were marrieij. I
In his cell at the city jail Tuesday) LLlFil.RAN CHI RCII
he betrayed no nervousness answered , ... . .
questions reluctantlv ami showed no . v 1,0 vs w.ll le held on Fri-
evidence of a tleranfjed mind. f " ''" "; vX s 'f fck in the Ger
man lansuujre.
basement.
"Yes, this is mt"whn hr s been
eaid and what they intend doing, so
if this carries you can tpoct ui.,i ti..i
city manne-er will have to be paid
and it will cost the city at least 10
mills more tax to pay him than is
now levied and these other impor
tant matters will have to keep until
some time more opportune. How do
you like it?
"Each department of the city's
business has a head and is run by as
-
ieve in for a member of the class soon to he
f there '
is any thine to be jriven to anyone, the I Au..t civ .Lr,.,,,,, i,.u
c,Wtehi z;?'U tor" fr
tro to the polls on next Tuesdav i.n,lhuc:e wh te c,Tl,p 'atM r ,;0- w,as 4,ut
vote his or her convictions on "these nn1 a variety of practical articles for
two propositions that are to be settled I the kitchen drawn out with a i.roprf
t...l i-i-i: i
lUunirriT nriit'vra invtine. c. .. i twin
i k.)uimtjr iiitfiiiiu at lu.iiu u CItlVK ro
Insnnitv is ihn finlv Ino-irnl unlnflnn ., ... . i. I.
Mildred Tate and Fhylis Thompson the police say. The aed woman was We "may 'm;uo many New Years
-:r.-c i thentor pjirty lhurwlay eve- not capable of harminK Crock or his r,..0:ut ons vhM. are soon forgotten,
nwir n honor o hired and lhelma I wife, they charge, nnl the story oi , Hl, ..,vrl. ,(t lls . . ,Vp r.i,.,;n
O borne or Scot, bluff Their quests , MVon of the ; u " Vi iPVn y a end ' S
ve, c- I orothy Hearst V iv.an Corb.tt, ,ai, to have a ' "'".. - ,, !-'ew , ear. '1 hat is the
IvfHr thatehe o'
t-l. . . I t 1 . . I"'1'"- HUH II HI ll illtl If 11 'I !l I Ut'.'tho. I "'' "if'
,M.if m-.v u tiencious i j)eputy Coroner Clyde 1$. Tuvlor took
lur.i n was served.
Miss Mildred Griggs entcrtninetl a
number of friends at cards this after-
by your vote. If you want to stand I ote verses attached
up for Alliance and your interests, I for Miss Devinnlon
Those were also noon- Those present were Mrs. Ern-
vote 'No' on each proposition.
"A. l. KODGERS."
The. pli;ee cards,
Martin King of Bayard was in Alli
ance Thursday on busines.
j on the back of wlveh were recipes and
hoiisehoM hints, were maile into an
(attractive book, Ks sourvenir of the
occasion, und presented to the mdo-to-bc.
Happy New 'Tear
FOR
1921
J'A 5. C-W'
Not only because it is an
honored custom, but be
cause of the sincerity of
our appreciation, we take
this opportunity to thank
you for the pait you have
played in our business
prosperity the past twelve
months, and we wish you a
good old-fashioned Happy
New Year.
HORACE ROGUE STORE
GET YOUR SHOES SHINED
t
New Year's Day
.
To- every person who has his shoes
shined Saturday, New Year's Day, we
will give a
FREE CARNATION
Our Parlor has been fitted up conven
iently and the workmen know their
"stuff."
Give It a Trial New Year's Day.
We have a place for the Ladles, too.
ALLIANCE SHOE SIDNING PARLOR
la Banding Formerly Occupied by The Alliance Herald,
At 121 Box Butte
est I'otarth, Misses Theresa Morrow,
Matilda Frankle, Julia r rankle, Jose
phine Ganson, Mabel Younpr, Marjraret
Harris and Esther Bevington. A
dainty lunch was served late in the
afternoon.
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Mrs. Sam Tillot and Mrs. .1. K ridel-! anil Mrs. J nomas Kelly,
bnuph entertained at bridge i;t the Swo t water, will Ik? hosts at a dinner
home of the former, Thursday after- iruV' J-nuary 1. Their guests will
noon, in honor of Mrs. .1. Ii. Hieko Mrs. F. A. I-npe, and
of Linc oln, Neb. Gue. ts nesent were: daiv liter., Betty Faith, Mrs. Florence
Me dnnios M. S. Hai civ.v e., TVicy l7" nn(' son l.'verolt, Mr. and Mrs.
Coctswell, E. A. Hall, James Emer- Clir.n.l Swi.rd, and Mrs. Carry Gep
- .-n, C. E. Mr.rl..,, W. I. Ruo.cr. A. i hart.
V. Gavin, F. W. Harris, Marcus Fran- j
kle, F. A. Hivelv, t;. JJ. Siagio, Fid I Hi Junior Auxiliaiy of the Episco
Mallerv, G. L. G5p--s. Wii'iam Bev- ' 0: 1 ,-hurch (rave a dancing party nt
!rt.ton and Sleet. The rooms were tlie parish house Thursday evening,
beautifully deco-aled in pink and Df hiIkt 20. Mrs. Harry Guntz, A.
white wi.h sweet was and fern.;. ! V- avin, Mrs. L. P. Dickenson, and
After an afternoon at cards at wh'ch
Mrs. F. A. llively won first honors, a nones,
turkey dinner v;.s sined.
Mr. Kli-ier McManis were the chap-
Miss Gr-'ce Spuelit en'er'ainid tlie
N' .11. Club at a rrMI'iawous .-hower
for Mis Alta Dye wl o-o marriage to
Mr. Hdv.'iA Bundnui.-t of Cedar Banids.
Tlie Eastern Star kesington met at
the Masonic TVrnvle r)eeember .'W.
Mis J. L. Overman, Mrs. II. Ellis,
Mr . Geo. Davis, Mrs. Harry Sims ami
M 'V -03 Wilma and Marion Mote were
la., is to take place in the near future, hostesses. -Her
guests were Mf; dames H. Camp-!
1 ell, Morris Nelson. Fied Vanders, and i The K- C-'R Kave a PnrtV t the K.
Misses Mario Kilble, Thelma West- C- hal1 Thursday evening. Dancing
ley, Jennie Hilton, Frances Collins, 1 f"'1 c;,n' wcre t,ie entertainment of
and Alta Dye. The house was 1 e;iu' i- th(' evening. Everyone reports a good
fully decorated, a color scheme of red time. r
itid white being used. The guest ot I
honor received many beautiful and i DU. BOWMAN office in First
useful gifts. A dainty lunch was National Hank IJuildinir. 8tf
charge of the body ami removed it
to the niunicapal morgue. A pass
book on an Omaha bank and $10 in
cash were fount! in the lining of her
skirt. Mrs. Smith had lived fit the
Seventeenth avenue address J'wr about
a year.
The finding of the pmall red hook
on religious topics, nenr the dead ho ly
of Mrs. Smith, was the first clew to
the establishing of Greek's motive.
According to Mrs. Greek, who Is in
n delicate condition, her husband und
Mrs. Smith had spent long hours Mon
day afternoon poring over the con
tents of this book. Certain passages
which apparently impressed Greek
were market! with a pencil.
One oi those marked passages is:
"We have made a covenant with
death, and with hell are we ut agree
ment. Is, SJS.lft."
Temporary insanity, brought about
by religious fanaticism, was given at
police headquarters Wednesday as the
reason for the shooting to death Mon
thly afternoon of Mrs. Mury Smith, 71
years oM, by l hilip Greek. 30 veurs
old, in the presence of his wife, Mrs.
lii oelc, with whom he had been en-;
gaged in an argument on religious j
matters.
Greek, .ireordinrr to Vila w:f7 hnA '
1 ocn reading a great deal of religious j
matter of a fanatical nature and at!
times displayed nn extremely nervous '
temper oi a violent fort. I
1 killed her to save my family.
Greek in.Msted, "and. after all, I am
glad that I did it. By lulling her, 1 ;
savetl three souls from destjuction.
Chief of Police Armstrong said that
he believes Greek is mentally unbal
anced at times and that the shooting
was due to a midden attack of a tio-
lent insanity.
f. n;oi:c::Mt;ELi.ER, rastor.
served.
Miss Avis Joder entertained at a
dinner and card party Wednesday
evening in honor of MIsr Laura
Mounts, Emma Johnston and May
Graham. Her guests were Mrs.
Emmd Johnston, Mrs. Robert John
stone, . Misses Laura and Glenn
Mounts; Mabel and lzola Worley, May
and Ethel Graham, ' Edna Benedict,
Vera Spencer, Evangeline Acheson,
Ruth and Lula Sturgeon and Grace
and Maude Spacht, Five hundred was
played, Izola Worley, winning the
prize . A very elaborate dinner was
served.
A number of young people were en
tertained by Mrs. E. A. Hall, Wednes
day evening in honor of her son
Albon Hall. A six o'clock dinner was
I served anil the rpmninrler nf Hip nvpn. i
ing delightfully spent in dancing. '
The house was most beautifully decor
ated in pink and white, the color ;
scheme being carried out in sweet
peas, cupids and streamers. Guests
present were Misses Margaret Harris, i
Mildred Griggs, Matilda and Julia !
Frankle. Messrs. Louis Griggs, Law-,
rence Card, of Denver, and Mahlon
Shearer.
Alton Harris left last Suntlay for
Lincoln where he is visiting relative.1
W. M. lodence of Hemingford was
an Alliance visitor Thursday.
Kenneth Hamilton of the Nat'onal
Five and Ten-Cent store, returned
Wednesday from Wahoo, where he
spent the Christmas holidays.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The meeting of the F. E. O. will be
held January 10, with Mrs. E. A. Hall
Tlie Eastern Star initiation will be
be held Tuesday, January 4.
i
NOTICE V
The annual stockholders' meeting of
the Herald Publishing Company will
be held nt the o(7ice of the company in
the Reddish block, in the city of Alli
ance, Jobrasl;a, on January 3, 1921, at
7:.10 o'clock, p. in.
LLOYD C. THOMAS, President
Attest: . 10
JOHN . THOMAS, Secretary.
.
M;"? J.r'n Matey is visiting friends
in Alliance this week.
AT THE CHURCHES
- CHURCH OF CHRIST
Begir. he new year right! Dedicate
a portion of self, substance and serv
ice to the deity. Try Him and -see if
his word is not true.
The minister will discourse on the
following subjects for next Ixtrd's
day: "Constancy" and "Its Reward."
Each department of the church be
gins the new year with a splendid
outlook. There has been growth in
efficiency nnd all bills pajd. The pav
ing fund lacks about $125.00 in reach
ing the entire amount. This Is due
January 18. We can make th!s the
greatest year of our service or-othT.
Union meetings are contemplated
for the month of March.
Prompt and "
!
Efficient
Promptness and Efficien
cy arc the two watchwords
we keep in mind. They are
essential in every business
but are especially impor
tant when it comes to
Watch Repairing
The railroad man and
business man must have
the correct time. When he
leaves his watch with the
jeweler he wants tQ get it
when it is promised and he
wants it repaired so he can
depend on it.
In both these, par
ticulars Thiele's gives
perfect satisfaction.
1 .-"T- V
7, i .. n.,r
Munsvrick rfionooMPiis
'utchl.tspectortS&Q
Mis3 Agnes Marie Nelson will en
tertain at a 6 o'clock dinner New
Year's Eve. Her guests will be: Mar
garet Marks, Evelyn Morris, Kather
ine Morris, Mary Ellen Burns, Kath
lyn Blak, Alice Foley, Betty Beal,
Mary Alice Beal, Genevieve Brittan,
Mary Loretta Copsey, Level la Wat
teyne, Eulice Longton, Katherine Har
graves, Mildred Doyle, Faith Dickin
son, Mildred and Dorothy Morgan,
Jean Kennedy, Billy Newberry, James
Hunter, Jack Riordan, Frances Kneist,
and Bernard Hotlgkinson.
Miss Kathern Buechsenstein was
hostess at a 7 o'clock dinner party
Wednesday evening. Her guests were
Misses Sarah O'Keefe, Margaret
Dwyer, Agnes Newberry, Helen New
berry, and Messrs. Douglas, Ed. Mc
Nulty, Ralph Rominger, Ray Roming
er and Lester Beal. Christmas dec
oration? were used. Each guest was
required to recite a short poem after
which small gifta were given. A
dainty lunch was served in the course
of the evening.
The Modern Brotherhood of Amer
ica elected officers and will install its
officers January 6 for the year 1921.
Those elected were as follows: F. E.
Sanders, president; E. L. Lawrence,
secretary and treasurer; Mrs. E. L.
Lawrence, vice president; Mrs. F. E.
Sanders, chaplain; Mrs. Ed Young,
conductor; Mrs. Myers, watchman;
O. E. Chapman, sentry; Henry Law
rence, Troy Sanders, 'George E. Heath,
trustees; Dr. C. E. Slagle, lodge physician.
Mrs. H. P. Bromley, 823 W. Third
street entertained at party Monday
evening, December 27, in honor of Guy
Powers who is leaving for Kansas
City, Mo., toon. The guests wen Mr.
We Want You To Have A
Happy New Year
During 1921
The officers and directors of the First National
Bank wish to express their sincere appreciation of the
increase during 1920 in number of patrons and business
done.
t
We have faithfully endeavored to render conscien
tious service in every instance. We thank you for good
will and in return hope
For You Ever-Increasing Happiness
and Prosperity Throughout 1921 and
the Years to Come.
The First National Bank