THE ALLIANCE HERALD, TUESDAY, ATOIL 2G, 1021
FIVD
PERSONALS
Miss Mamye Main left last week
for her claim in Morrill county. j
Mrs. W. (. Gentlo has been 'vi.-iting
her sister, Mrs. Aokennan for the past
few days. I
Lafe Simmon of ScottsWuiT re-'
turned hone Saturday, after a short.
visit here.
Mr.--. Jane Karp hay rereive'l word
of the death of her sister, Mrs. Mattie
Nerval of Marshall, Mo.
Miss Kva Simpson has finished her
term of whool, twenty miles west of
town and has returned home. .
Aniony those to be Initiated into the
I. O. O. P. cantonment here Wednes- j
day is Lafe Simmons, of Soottsbluff. !
Wyo., was operated on for appendi-
citis, Monday morning at the St.
Joseph hospital.
Drs. and Mesdarrtes M .J. and P. J.
Baskin are visiting Telatives in Den
ver. They expect to return the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. Jennie Reed an daughter,
Ruth, returned Monday from an ex
tended visit in Chicago, and Mrs. Reed
will resume her work in the master
mechanic's office.
Mr. Bass, teacher tf Che violin ,left
last week for a trip east, at whi'!
time he "will be married, lie expects
to bring his bride here and continue
his work.
Henry Henderson, 12-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Henderson, 423
missouri, who has been very 'ow with
pneumonia, is reported much better
at this writinr.
Mrs. J. V. Bums has received word
that her brother, James Chaulk of
Chadron, is very low at the hospital at
Hot Springs S. D. Some time ago
he met with an accident necessitating
the amputation of part of his foot, and
later his limb. Miss Frances Burns.
daughter of Mrs. Bums, submitted to
a transfusion of b'ood a short time
apo, which, it was hoped, would result
in an impiovement of hi condition,
but latest reports are not encouraging.
You can save as much as one
half on a woman's Suit at $27..'().
Highland-Hollow ay Co. 43
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We wish to call the atten
tion of Alliance people to a
tasty, beneficial -refreshment
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Popcorn
Young and old can eat it
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5 PER SACK
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Alliance Candy
Store
S. P. JACKSON, Proprietor
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
James Knight, a 'railroad laborer,
aged 22 years, who was injured about
five momh ago, died at the local hos
pital alut nine o'clock Saturday eve
ning. He came here from Detroit,
Mich., and had no near relatives.
Mrs. Will Utter died at her home
four miles north of Antioch Sunday
afternoon. Funeral services were held
Monday afternoon at the church at
Antioc'.u
Diana Heads are the latest at
Thiele's. 43
CHRISTIAN CHUBCn NOTES
The ladies' circle f the Christian
church will meet "Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. S. J. Epler for an all
day meeting, to assist her with her
sew'ng. Cafeteria lunch will be served.
Each one please hring som eon earticle
of food.
The young people's missionary so
cietv of the church met last evening
at the home of Mrs. Leslie Hall, 523
Sweetwater. About thirty were pres
ent. Miss Belva Tipple was loader,
and Mrs. Hall and Miss Tipple host
esses. Choir practice will be held Thurs
day evening at the church.
Home Cook Shop serves coffee
and waffles- from 7 to 9 a m.
A general delicatessen. 11 8 West
Fourth St. Mrs. A. II. Robbins.
Attorney Clyde C. Barker of Den
ver w.tj in Alliiini'p Mnnd.iv. in con
nection with the probating of the es
tate of Will G. Simonson . Mr. Barker
was at one time located in this city.
Get your supply of sassafras
bark at Thiele's. 43
SOCIETY
The M. E. choir rehearsal was held
lat Thursday evening at the home of
Mr. nn'l Mrs. C. A. Dow, where a
most delightful surprise awaited the
sinters aftr their practice. The date
being-the wedding nnniversary of
Supt. W. U. Tate and wife, and Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Dow, the event was
celebrated by n double wcddir.g cere
mony, Rev. Merle C. Smith offiriat
invr, getting his inspiration from a
mammoth catalog. Mrs. Dunning
played the wedding march as the
party entered, led by David La Mon
as "flower girl" and Janet Deering
hearing the rings on a large pillow.
The brides then entered, adorned in
the conventional white, while Mr.
Pate was supported bv Miss Graham
in the role of groom's mother, and
Miss Edna Benedict "Kve away" the
other groom, C. A. Dow. The blush
ing grooms were radiant in the very
latest attire. After the ceremony a
dainty luncheon was served, and the
members of the choir bade the newly
weds goodbye with many wishes that
anniversaries might come oftener
than once a year.
parish hou.-e. Mis. L. L. Smith will
be hostess.
The W. T. V. wiM moot with Mrs.
Ina WilVaiMs, 31". lir-t Fount'
street, Thursday, A r.l 2, at 2:."0
p. n.
Miss Avis North was delightfully
surprised by thirty-six of her friends
Fridav evening, at a shower given by
Mrs. S. J. Epler and Miss Maude Wil
cox, at the home of the former. A
delictus two-course lunch was served,
table decorations being sweet peas.
An embroidered Madeira luncheon set
was presented to Miss North by the
teacher-, and miscellaneous girts by
the rest. Among other features of
the evening's entertainment was the
announcement in a clever verse, of
the engagement of Miss North to
Mr. Edgar Wright, superintendent of
schools in Harrison, Neb.
The
CITED FOR VALOR.
The swain and his swainess had
just encountered a buildog that looked
as if he might shake a mean lower
jaw.
"Why, Percy," she exclaimed as he
started a strategic retreat. "You al
ways swore you would face death for
me."
"I would," he flung back over his
shoulder, "but that darn dog ain't
dead." The American Legion Weekl
iy.
Gasoline has come down a couple of
cents, but it still has the odor of opulence.
E. S. P. club and their hus
bands met at the home of Jas. Hilton
Saturday evening and enjoyed a short
program, after which an oyster supper
was served . The balance of the eve
ning was spent in dancing. About one
hundred and twenty-five were present.
May 1th is the date of the next regu
lar meeting of the club, which will be
held at the home of Mrs. Peterson.
At th? annual election of officers
of the Order of Eastern Star, held
last Tuesday night at the Matonic
temple, the following officers were
elected: Mrs. Ella Young, worthy
matron; A. H. Bobbins, worthy pa
tron; Mrs. Ethel Bogan, associate ma
tron; Mrs. Helene Ponath, secretary;
Mrs. Ada Spencer, tieasurer; Mrs.
Gertrude Pate, conducress; Mrs. Nel
lie Wilson, associate conductress.
Mr. r.n.l Mrs. W. .1. IVnv ml or- !
tained J. A. 1' rice ai d f:mily at the
Palm Room Sunday nnon.
The M. E. choir will moot w'th Mrs.
H. F. Tliiole, ,M2 Kmeron, Thursday
evening at 7:"0 o'clock.
The S. tT. rliih was nf prtiiinrd
Sunday evening by Mrs. H. E. Boyd
at a six-thirty dinner.
The O. E. S. Vpnqinc'nn will meet
at the Masonic temple, Thursday aft
ernoon, April zn.
Mra. V.. II T'.nvil intri-tnind tVo
Thursday Bridge club at a one-thirty
luncheon this week.
We
Have
It!
The Fortnightly Kensington club
met lnct evening at the home of Mrs.
F. J. Peterson.
Mrs. Wm. Mitchell entertained a
few friends at n one-thirty luncheon
today. i '
Mrs. Rob Reddish is entertaining
this evening at a six-thirty dinner.
Diana Roads are the latest at
Thiele's. 43
Europe's idea of America is a land,
flowing with rubes and money.
KEM-NEAT
The following program has been
nlanned for the regular meeting of
J the woman's club next Friday after
noon. Roll call: "Proverbs ; reading
Ecc. 12, Mrs. Mable Feagin lecture,
"Women and Civilization," Rev. B. J.
Minort. Hostesses will be Mes v mes
John Beach, Earl. Mallery and Earl
Meyer. A vote will be taken to decide
the work for next year.
Cleaning and Dyeing; Saving Your
Clothes; saves you money. Ladies'
and men's clothing carefully cleaned
and pressed or dyed. Hats cleaned
an dblocked. Telephone information
gladly given. Out of town orders are
given prompt attention. Prices are
right.
D. C. BRADBURY, Prop.
rhone S33 207 Box Butte
' Alliance, Nebraska
Lester and Cecil Beal entertained
a crowd of about loO neighbors and
friends at barn dance Saturday eve
1 ning. A number of young folks from
j town attended and a most enjoyable
time is rpnorted. It is honed that an
other affair will be held in the near
. future.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hall wUl en
tertain a few friends informally to
morrow evening, in honor of H. K.
Teller, who is leaving soon for hi?
homestead near Gillette, Wyo.
St. Matthew's Episcopal Guild will
meet Wednesday afternoon at . the
The Hole In
Your Pocket
Are you troubled by. having money "burn a hole"
in your pocket? That is a common fault of money. If
you have your money in the bank, whether it be much
or little, it will not burn any holes and it will be there
when you need it.
Money carried on the person is a temptation to
spending. Money in the bank does not offer this tempta
tion. You may hesitate before writing a check where
you would not hesitate to spend if you had the money
with you. . ; .
We offer you the advantage of our banking facili
ties and invite you to open a checking account with us.
Five Per Cent. Interest Paid on All Time Deposits. , ,
SS First State Bank
Mrs. Geo. J. Hand underwent an
operation at the local hospital Satur
day afternoon. Dr. F. M. McCartney
of Denver, performed the ' operation.
She is doing ns well as could be ex
pected. -
Values are not to be dupli
cated in women's suits at $19.7.".
Highland-Hollow ay Co. 43
A complete assortment of the P.lue
Flower liasket pattern in English china.
This is a hijrh grade of chinaware and a
fashionable and very pretty pattern.
Your chinaware is one of the things
you are in contact with everyday. For that
reason you choose the pattern that strikes
your taste and fancy.
Come in and see this Flower Basket
pattern at
Thiele's
The' Store Wilh a Guarantee Without Kt,i Taft
GIFTS THAT LAST
J. S. Case underwent an operation Dr. N. K. Miller of Marsland, form
at the local hospital yesterday morn-lerly of this, city, is an Alliance vis
ing. 'itor.'
soon
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mere
and throughout the tand thou
sands of Mothers will be sur-
prised and delighted when they
receive the wonderful remem
brance planned by the members
f of the Mothers' Day Club. If
you have not already joined in
this conspiracy of affection, de
lay no longer. Visit any Bruns
wick dealer and learn all about
the ' '.
Mothers' Day Club
'- A. Brunswick Idea
The House of Brunswick has authorized every Brunswick
dealer to participate in a nation-wide plan for the presentation of
a Brunswick Model 112 and ten especially appropriate records
and but the rest is a secret and we shouldn't publish it
Every son and daughter who joins with Dad in the Mothers'
Day Club has a remarkable opportunity to honor bis or her
Mother in a delightful, lasting manner the plan brings her a
great surprise and constant enjoyment. '
Special terms and extra features are part of this plan. A Bruns
wick dealer will be glad to explain them personally, so as not to
divulge the secret.
Find out at once about this Mothers' Day Club. To obtain this
information does not place you under the slightest obligation.
The whole plan is arranged for YOU, so as to give you an easy
way to make Mothers' Day of 1921 long remembered. '
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Model 112 t
Visit p Brunswick, Dealer today
You'll surely want to join .
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Established 1845 CHICAGO
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