Till: AMJANCK UKUALD, TITSOAY. SEPTKMllFJt 20, 1021.
FIVE
Mi. si". Acnes Ncwb-rry find Mr. Ed
ward McNi.lty wrc un t'd in mar
riape this; morning at tlif Holy Kos
ry church at .-even o'clock, thts Kv.
Father Manninp tdficintinp. The
Vrido wore a Ixautiful dips of white
pcorptte anil bridul veil of the same
material, and carried a shower boquet
of white roses. The bride was at
tended by her sister. Miss Helen New
berry and Mr. Ambrose Carroll of!
Milwaukee attended the proem. Im
mediately after the ceremony a de
rphtful weddinp breakfast was served
at the home of the bride, only the
two immediate fam'ies beinp present.
Mr. and Mrs. McNulty left this noon
for a month's fconeymcin in different
parts of California. They epvct to
wake their home in Allianee.
C. C. Coursey who ha. lvn work
ing for the prist few months in To-pt-ka,
Kits., returned to Alliance the
fir-it of the week to resume work on
the Burlir.j.ton ns a fireman.
hills this moininp en a thu'k huntinp j
hip. j
H. C. Spith of Ant'oth w.is a 1 isi
ness i.-Uor in Alliance l.ist S lint d:y.
(lart KittUiiiiJi of Antioch w:n in
Alli.iiKe a buMnes Saturday.
Jny Vance has purchased
Jt Hi it -baker au'ono-tile.
a new
pui-hti;i:i AN CHl'IU II.
Ilemcmhcr tie Bally penic
Mrs. Martha Pat more entt 'tamed
the officers of the Alliance chapter,
Urdor of Eastern Star, at her home,
402 Kmerson, Monday eveninp. Plates
were laid for sixteen.
I'd ward Fiirer, croccr of Sidney, ar
rived this morning on a business trip.
He is stayinp with the 1 II. Highland
family, his wife beinp a cousin of Mrs.
Highland's.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Cross pave a
duck dinner at the hiph school build
inp Monday eveninp, in honor of the
hiph school faculty. The host him
self secure! the ducks for the feast.
Tlie puest list include!: Leonard IJedd,
Charles Phelps, Misses Nina Nation,
Ha. Snethen. Marparet Miner, Ber
tha Braddock, EL-ie Johnson, Dorothy
Waite, Alta Youne. Lh Soper, Mrs.
William LaMon, Mrs. lnice Dunninp,
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Prince and Mr.
and Mrs, W. R. Pate.
Mrs. William Mitchell and Mrs. H.
K. Ganlz pave a six o'clock dinner
party Monday eveninp at the Coun
try club. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Newberry, Norman New
berry, Mrs. Bell Brennan, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Beck with, Mr. and Mrs.
Main Beck with, Mrs. Marvin Dicken
on, Mrs. F. E. Holsten, Mrs. Ander
son, Mrs. Bernard Holsten, Mr. and
Mrs. W. It. Mctz, Miss Mabel Younp,
(Jhavles Smith and Mr. and Mrs. 1). C.
Bradbury.
Allianee po;t No. 7, American Le
pion. will Rive a wild duck dinner at
tfie Fern Garden of the Alliance hotel
n Thursday eveninp of this week.
Civil war veteran.-? will be puests on
the occasion, and veterans of the
Spanish-American war will be elipible
to attemL State Commander Robert
G. Simmons of the American Lepion,
ami his wife, of Scottsbluff, have been
invited to be present, and Mr. Sim
mons will make the address of the
evening.
The ladies' aid society of the Meth
odist church will meet at the home of
W. A. Bennett, .'16 Emerson, at z:.iU
p. m. Wednesday, with Mrs. Gibson as
stHsistinp hostess. This will be the
September birthday meetinp and all
ladis havinp birthday anniversaries
tlurinp the month will be pnests of
honor. A special invitation has been
1: sued to members ami lricmls.
The ladies' puild of St. Matthews
Episcopal church will meet WVdnes
d;iy afternoon at the Finish house
with Mr.;. Georpe Mintzer as hostess.
Little Miss Virpinia Lester celebrat
ed her seventh birthday Saturday aft
ernoon by entcrtaininp a few of her
little friends at a birthday dinner.
Henry Hier of Antioch was in the
city on business Monday. He reports
that they had rtrte a heavy rain jn
the vicinity of Antioch Sunday.
B. M. Scotten of the Alliance drop
store and wife left Monday for Den
ver, where Mr. Scotten will attend the
national druppists' convention.
S. A. Snk of 'Antioch parsed
throuph Alliance today on h;s way to
the I'latte valley, where he expects
to work in the supar factories.
Rev. A. J. Keams and V. C. Mounts
left today for Morrill. Neb., where
they will attend the fall meetinp of
the presbytery of Box Butte.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Pearson left the
lat of the week for Chicapo, and
will celebrate their tenth weddinp an
niversity in that city.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Baptist
church will meet at 2:30 p. m. Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. Moses
Wripht, 715 Missouri.
The choir of the Methodist church
will meet Thursday eveninp at the
church with the Misses Sward and
Merk as hostesses.
Clarence Zurn returned last Satur
day from the oil fields of Okhthoma
where he has been workinp the past
two months.
Miss Frances Rosenberper of Hem-
inpford left on No. 42 Sunday for
Denver where she will attend school
this year.
The Woman's club will meet at the
ty library Friday afternoon with
esdames Toohey, DuBuuue and
Thielo as hostesses. The subject for
discussion is "The Book of Job." Mrs.
Jessie Smith will pive the story of
tfce bonk, Mrs. Maude Harris will take
the sufierine as revealed in Job and
and Mrs. Claudia Epler will pive a
comparison of Job with Micah.
Mrs. W. R. Pat received announce
ment of the marriape of Miss Cor
rinne Mollrinp to D. Creswell O-r-on
n September 4. at Pinesdale, Wyo.
Mrs. Carson will be remembered by
fcer many friends here as the dauph
W of Geoure Mollrinp, formerly of
this city. Mr. and Mrs. Carson will
make their home in Pinesdale, Wyo.
Chief Dispatcher A. u Gavin re
turned Saturday from Omaha, where
he --pent a few days on railroad business.
w iener roa. t Friday afternoon at
o'clock at tin- City p:trlc. I'.i inp jour
pitnic si;per nnl come. The wieners
Will be f.unishrd. A nd do not foipet
that r.evt S inday is rally day all day
i.t the Piesbterian church and Sun
day school. Classes will be provided
for all. Coie.
E. J. KEARNS, Pastor.
HIRTHS
- Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bud Walker,
Monday September a pill.
TENDERFOOT TALK.
Younp Lady (on her first visit to
ranch: "For what purjose do you use
that coil of line on your saddle?"
Cow puncher: "That line, you call
it, lady, we use for catchinp cattle and
horses."
Younp Iidy: "Oh, indeed, how in
terestinpl Now, may I ask, what do
vou use for bait?"
PERFECT WORKMANSHIP.
A iet, master of his art.
May write a rotten rhyme;
A teller, used to payinp coin,
May pass a rotten dime; -A
cobbler, expert at his trade,
May drive a rotten pep,
But r.ot a hen, however poor,
Ever laid a rotten epp.
THE COMING KTOUM.
(State Joitrnal.)
Th' IvIN this wo k call the rh'l.lrrn
!o .-.cl'ool: which hae never been nr-j
' r ho: tea I: re than now. The bulpe ,
in .-el-.ool l.nes vh eh ha l.eeii !
steady i-Towth frn.-i loivr bofoie the
v-.'t" is raisinp -i t ions from one
i lit of view. Are the public schoo's
!' i (.v.ini' moie lompbcated than nece.
sary? re they attemjt :nr to do moie
than in worth tryin.T t do in pu' lie
sel.on.s? Are they on the richt track
at all? liven those whose intcrevt j.;
rot primarily th: t of the taxpayer but I
is serial or professional, all aie put
liiur forth IIocmN of criticisms of the
public schools, their methods and thcr
aims. It i a healthful manifestation.
It is a recopnit'on of the fait that ed
ucation is the fundamental thinp in a
country which leave. its povernmrnt
to its entire eople. Education for de
mocracy is one thinp. For a bureau
cracy, h plutociacy, an aristocracy or
militiMtK-rary it v a very different
thinp. The strupple for control of the
function of forminp the children's
minds is poinp to be one of the hard
est and keenest of all in the comir.p
! np period of readjustment. Educa
tion must expect to stand much the
same sort of storm as repularly beats
iixn our politics.
Safety First! See our Wool
and Silk Dresses for $10.5).".
Hihland-Holloway Co.
SO SYMPATHETIC.
ONE THING NEEDFt'L.
Mr. Brown "I hear the vicnr says
your daughter hps i real penius for
recitinp. Mrs. Smith."
Mr.. Smith "Yes, all she wants, he
says to me, is n course of electrocu
tion, just to finish 'er off like." Lon
don Opin:on.
SUFFICIENT.
I
The tall, thin man thrust his
out of a car window and exclaimed
excitedly: "A woman has fainted in
here; has anyone any whisky?"
A man in the crowd handed up a
bottle from his hip pocket to the thin
man who put it to his lips and
drained the contents, and then said
aloud: "It always did make me ner
vous to see a woman faint."
"Nat oleon was a wonderful man.
. 1 1 History tells us he pot alonp with only
. four hours of sleep a day."
"Oh, wV yr.wned the laziest man
n the villape. "Four hour. a day
would do me. I pues", if people didn't
disturb me r.t nityht."
IT MIGHT WORK.
A wife had been confidinp to her
pastor some of the shortcomings of
lier husband.
"Certainly, agreed the minister, "he
seems to treat you rather unkindly.
Have you ever tried heaping coals of
fire on his head?"
"No, 1 haven't," she answered, ap
parently prateful for a new suppes
tion. "So far I've only tried hot
water."
Tans, all colors, for
$1.00. ?1.2:, $!.'() and $2.00
Mighland-llolloway Co.
Manapers of hotels are reported to
have decided to take the foreipn lan
puape from the bill of fare and call
a spade a spade. It doesn't explain
to those who are familiar with mod
em portions just what the idea is in
providinp a spade.
THE DIPLOMAT.
"No, I shall marry only n brave
man." paid the maiden firmly.
"But you rnuot admit that it takes
bravery for a poor mutt like me to
propose to such a beautiful and tal
ented pirl," counteml the suitor.
So they lived happily, etc. Ameri
can Lepion Weekly.
The man who invented nnd pot
away with the expression, "Guaran
teed all wool," did a lot to encoumpe
the cotton indu-try.
New assortment of Vests and
Collars.
Uighland-llollowuy Co.
GIFTS TH AT LAST
Somebody's Birthday
AND YOU HAVK A GUT TO IUIY
What cyift is it that makes the eyes
lit-rlit with gratitude, tlie heart warm with
affection, friendship hold with tightening
grip?
Not the useful article of everlasting,
sameness the necessity of everyday life.
No. It is the dainty creation of art
that stirs the natural desire for beauty,
'Something' I do not need" a non-essential
for bare existence, but very essential
as a source of happiness jewelry, silver,
glassware.
So naturally you come here for some
body's birthday gift.
Sapphire Rings,. .$3.00 to $25.00
When you pay a social
debt with
1ifife2& Chocolates
you get large returns in
appreciation. Do you
owe some one a box now?
STATIONERY
SPECIAL
25
DISCOUNT
ON ALL CRANE'S
STATIONERY
ThU Wetk at Thile'
THIELE' S
Ihe Stan With a Cnaran'tt Without Red Tape
jr't- -?-
Mrs. John Curry of Villisca, la., ar
rived today for a few weeks' visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank !hrev.
G. A. Smith of Chadron fpent Sun
day and Monday in Antioch with rela
tives, returninp to Chadron today.
Mrs. J. L. Edmonds, formerly of An
tioch, was visiting a few days this
week with friends in Alliance.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Blair of Lakeside
stopped over in Allianee for a few
days on their way to Angora.
The f.adies Aid Kociety of the Meth
.list church entertained the t!ichers
f the Alliance schools la.t l-i-day
eveninp at the home of Mr. ; nd Mrs.
J. C. McCerfclo. Games s.nd t..u: ic
Miss Dorothy Reynolds of All'ance,
has entered Nebraska Wesleyan uni
versity as a student this fall.
Mr. end Mrs. Grorpe L. Bur ami
furnished the e'drta nnir-rt for the; Mrs. A. G. Smart drovf to Lakeside
eveninp and d ir.ty refreshments were S'undav to vi.-it the oil well,
uTved. A!out ninety guets weie
prvticr.t.
Mr. E. S. Martin left lat we'd; for
I , .....i . . . l j . : . . r . -
v.sit with frier.ds.
t'v
Mr. a:id ?!.-. P.. W. V-'.l h ' ve ' -1 a ,1( t
ceivod announcement of t?v marr.aire j
of Miss Eenxi K-ih o Mr. liny S. ! Th'-re will he a v;'ii!rr r.v
JVters Auc-iu-t 1 r.t Cuiti.-. Ne!.ra-Va.
Tliey ;'.re ;:t home : t. I,ir:o!e So.,
r.n Dyke Ar:irf i.-.cr.ts. Pf-r.v.-. M''s
Keith w 11 ! r-"--iemh'-ed here ns
Winp a tomher in the i.i'-;li i:clnol ki -t
year.
t..t 4
K ridlv p;cnie rrl wlrer -voa.-t
will he held rt the citv purk at f.
Vl.vk FrUv nfterno -i by the mem-W-rj
of the Fre!-i'.-t'vi: n church enl
Sundry w o-l. A h '-sk.t dinrer will
t .. sf" ol, ar.d the wiener? will W fur-aih'hed.
E:u-
in;;iH
in St-'r toreht
refri-hmTts.
Mi" C!:M-a Oi tio n cf
tin- week-eiid :.l th i.
in;; of !
w iii pro-:
JVot ;.' uT
v.i.io f her
M.
h- ! ip .! llu-.ey ami
Ifo'VIand v. eie t
l:.;t S:;tur-'ay.
Mrs. P,
hopprnp
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You Will Appreciate
the Values
At prices as low as these you must see
these gai men ts in order to realize what
splendid bargains we are offering. When
you see them you'll wonder how we can sell
such
ELEGANT FALL DRESSES
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Mr-. Morev Buckley entertained a
few friends at a birthday party Mon
day afternoon in honor of her mother,
Mrs. Forest of 1 hoenix, Ariz, lhose
present were Msdames Fore.-t, Sal
lows. Thomas, Emerson and irake.
H: l Cribble, who has been visit'np
in Canada for the past several weeks
Th 1 M!s:e Pi'lh ::"d 1 u-u
p-on 'ft S-tuidny ni;tht for
(lays' trip in l)t nvir.
k ft w :
M srs. F. E. .".nd B F. Holsten l.'ft
S"tu day night for Ch'caj'o or a two
week ' buying tr'p. j
Mi s hM.;.". Benetlict of the monry
t.i- lev tleiiartr ent cf t! e pototTice is
a vr ce.t.nn.
t;ik'r-.
Mi .
returned to Alliance Monday noon. He It , of
Mopie.l at practically every point of
interest en route, spending some time
in Glacier National parK.
The ladies' aid society of Khe 1'ies
byterian chiu-ch will meet i'X the
church Wednesday aftemotm, with
Mrs. K. M. Tinkcom ns hostess. All
memlers are urged to be present and
come prepared to work.
Mr. Martha 1'atmore ano mr.-sj
riaudia Dole will entertain the I'at
Matrons and Fast Patrons club T the
Hlliai.ce chapter O. E. S. at the home
of the former, 402 Emerson, on Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. S. L. Bledsoe of Sheridan, Mo.,
p.rrived Sunday noon, en route to
i : ,.w.a -;ii vHit two or
three weeka at the home of Mr. and j
Mrs. Walter Bledsoe in this city.
S. Tho;-p-on
Ellsworth
Satuntay.
iind daughter,
were Alliance
Th Miss Virginia and Edith Kos-j
en be per of Hemingford were Alliance!
l:opiers Monday. j
Mr. V. IJ. Harper, who ha len i'l
for overal days past, is brxk at her
post in the stole.
The Fortnightly CluS
h m of Mi. .s Avis Jt
evon'ng.
met ut the
der Monday
V. L. Ti.ompson of Berea whs in
Alii:. nee Monday and Tucs!:.y on busi
ness. Anna Carter of Scottsbluff as in
Alii; nee Monday for a throat operation.
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THIS DRESS SPECIAL comprises many of the latest fancies of
fashion, beaded and embroidery trimmed, made of beautiful French Ser
ies, Tricotines, etc.
We know you will U more than pleased with any one of these gar
ments and we therefore urpe you to see them. They will convince you
of their worth.
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